Service Areas
Local solar expertise across Florida, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Colorado, North Carolina, and South Carolina
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Why Choose Lunex Power for your Area
Local Expertise
Knowledge of regional building codes, permitting, and utility programs ensures a smooth, stress-free installation.
Premium Equipment
Panels, inverters, and batteries built to handle your climate and maximize long-term performance.
Honest, Hassle-Free Quotes
Transparent pricing with zero pushy tactics, just honest advice and straightforward proposals.
Sustainable Impact
Helping your community meet renewable energy goals and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
Lunex Power By the Numbers
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+ major metro areas covered
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happy customers who trust us
$ average annual customer savings
-year equipment warranties
Understanding Solar Incentives in your State
Solar savings aren't the same everywhere. Each state layers its own rules, incentives, and climate factors that can dramatically affect your return on investment. From tax credits and rebates to net metering policies and sun hours, understanding these differences helps you maximize your savings.
State-Level Incentives
Many states offer their own tax credits, rebates, or performance-based incentives that can substantially shorten your payback period. These vary widely by state.
Net Metering
A policy that lets you send excess power back to the grid in exchange for bill credits. This can significantly boost your savings, especially if your state has full-retail-rate net metering.
Tax Exemptions
Most states exempt solar equipment from sales tax and/or property tax, meaning you won't pay more in taxes for adding solar to your home.
Average Sun Hours
The more sunlight your panels get, the more energy they produce, and the more you save. States with higher average sun hours offer stronger year-round production potential.
Solar Incentives by State
Below is a high-level overview of how the states we serve compare when it comes to these solar advantages, including whether they offer state-level tax credits, if net metering is available, their average daily sun hours, and key advantages that make each market unique.