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CSLB #1106777 (619) 743-9193
Commercial Solar · California

The 30% federal solar credit ends December 31, 2027.

And here's what most owners miss: it's based on when your system is operating — not when you sign. Commercial projects take 4–6 months, so you need to start by Q1 2027.

The credit is tied to your Permission-to-Operate date, not your contract date.
25+ yrs commercial solar 15,000+ systems installed 4–6 mo delivery CSLB #1106777

See if your building qualifies

A 2-minute review. We'll tell you in week one whether you're a 2027 project or a 2028 project — before you commit to anything.

Step 1 of 5
Where's the building?
Start with the property ZIP — we serve SDG&E and SCE territory.
What type of building is it?
Tells us how your roof or lot is likely laid out.
Roughly how big is it?
A ballpark is fine — square footage under roof.
Do you own or lease the building?
Owner-occupied projects are the fastest to qualify.
What's your average monthly electric bill?
Drag to your typical commercial bill — this drives your estimate.
$6,000 /mo
$500$25,000+
Your commercial solar estimate
Ballpark only — we confirm exact numbers in your site review.
Estimated system size
kW
Estimated installed cost
30% federal tax credit
Net cost after credit
Est. annual savings
Simple payback
25-year estimated savings
Estimate only — not a quote or tax advice. Assumes ~$0.25/kWh California commercial rates and typical production; it excludes demand-charge savings and depreciation, which your CPA can factor in. The 30% credit is tied to your Permission-to-Operate date, so a 2027 capture means starting by Q1 2027.
Get the itemized proposal + lock in 2027
A commercial advisor follows up within one business day.

No obligation. We don't provide tax advice — we'll help you confirm timing and route specifics to your CPA. By submitting you agree to be contacted about your project.

Why the deadline is real

Three things every commercial owner should know

01

It's the operation date, not the signature

The 30% credit is earned when your system receives Permission to Operate — not when you sign. Between design, permits, build, and the utility queue, that means starting by Q1 2027.

02

The cost of waiting is climbing

California commercial power runs around 25¢/kWh and keeps rising — before demand charges. Every month you wait is a month paying full retail on load you could be offsetting.

03

Solar is still worth it after 2027

Permanent 100% bonus depreciation stays. Battery storage keeps its 30% credit through 2033. The deadline shortens payback — it doesn't create the value. Miss it and you pivot, not lose.

Our speed is the proof — not the claim.

Competitors on 12-month cycles can't honestly promise a 2027 capture. We deliver clean rooftop and carport projects in 4–6 months, and the first thing we do is a site review — so we tell you in week one whether the deadline is realistic for your building.

25+
Years in commercial solar
15,000+
Systems installed
4–6 mo
Typical delivery, clean site
#1106777
CSLB license

Find out if your building can still make the 2027 window.

It takes two minutes. If your site is a 2028 project, we'll tell you that too — and show you the storage and depreciation path that has no deadline.

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