Solar Installation Services in Florida
Local solar expertise across the Sunshine State, from Tampa to Orlando and Miami.
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Why Go Solar in Florida
Florida's 5.67 average daily sun hours provide excellent year-round production potential.
While Florida doesn’t currently offer a state-level solar tax credit, you can still benefit from federal incentives.
Net metering is available, letting you earn credits toward your electric bill for excess energy produced by your solar system.
Lower your electric bills and increase your property value with clean, renewable energy.
Why Choose Lunex Power in Florida
Lunex Power proudly serves homeowners and businesses across Florida, delivering reliable, affordable, and efficient solar energy solutions tailored to the Sunshine State's unique climate and energy policies. Whether you're in Tampa, Orlando, or Miami, our local teams understand the permitting process, utility programs, and incentive opportunities that can maximize your solar savings.
Experienced local installation teams familiar with Florida building codes and permitting.
Premium solar panels, inverters, and batteries designed for hot, humid climates.
Transparent, hassle-free quotes with no pushy sales tactics.
30-year equipment warranties for long-term peace of mind.
Florida Solar Incentives
Federal Tax Credit (Residential Clean Energy Credit, Sections 25D & 48E) - Homeowners who own a solar system outright can claim a 30% tax credit on eligible costs if the system is installed and commissioned by December 31, 2025. After that date, the residential credit ends for purchased systems, but will still be available for leases or Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) until December 31, 2027.
Sales Tax Exemption - Florida waives its ~6% sales tax on all qualifying solar equipment, cutting upfront costs immediately.
Property Tax Exemption - The added value from your solar system will not increase your property tax assessments , protecting you from higher annual tax bills.
Full Retail Net Metering - Excess energy is credited at the full retail rate. Most utilities allow monthly rollover of credits, and many will pay out year-end balances.
Local Rebates & Financing Programs - Some Florida communities provide additional savings. For example, Boynton Beach offers solar rebates, and Dunedin provides per-watt rebates.
Want to see which incentives you qualify for?
Areas We Serve in Florida
At Lunex Power, we proudly serve every corner of Florida, from bustling cities to quiet, remote communities. No matter where you call home, our team can deliver a high-quality solar solution tailored to your property. Below are some of the state’s largest metro areas where we frequently install systems, but rest assured: our coverage extends across the entire Sunshine State.
Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach
Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford
Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater
Jacksonville
Cape Coral-Fort Myers
Sarasota-Bradenton
Lakeland-Winter Haven
Palm Bay-Melbourne-Titusville
Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach
Pensacola-Ferry Pass-Brent
Port St. Lucie
Tallahassee
Gainesville
Ocala
Naples-Marco Island
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Florida have net metering?
Yes. Florida has a statewide net metering policy that allows you to send excess solar energy back to the grid in exchange for credits on your bill. This means your panels keep saving you money, even when you’re not using power during the day.
What solar incentives are available in Florida?
While Florida doesn’t offer a direct state tax credit, residents can take advantage of the federal solar tax credit (ITC), property tax exemptions, and sales tax exemptions on new solar systems. Some utilities also offer rebates or special rate programs.
How much sun does Florida get for solar power?
Florida averages 5 to 6 peak sun hours per day, putting it among the best states for solar production. This means your system can generate reliable power year-round.
Will solar panels increase my property taxes in Florida?
No. Florida offers a 100% property tax exemption for renewable energy improvements like solar panels. That means you get the added home value without higher taxes.
Can I install battery backup with my solar system in Florida?
Absolutely. Many homeowners pair solar with battery storage for hurricane preparedness and grid outages. Florida’s frequent storms make batteries a smart choice for keeping lights on when the grid goes down.
Does Florida charge sales tax on solar systems?
No. Solar systems in Florida are sales tax exempt, saving you 6% on your installation cost right from the start.
How long does it take to see savings from solar in Florida?
Thanks to abundant sunshine and net metering, most Florida homeowners see payback in 7–10 years, with savings continuing for decades after.