Solar in Florida
Key incentives, typical costs, and a simple payback example for Florida homeowners.
Key Solar Facts for Florida
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Why Florida is Perfect for Solar
Florida Solar Advantages
Available Solar Incentives
💰 Available Incentives
Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC)
FederalAvailable for all residential solar installations through 2032. Reduces system costs by nearly one-third.
Property Tax Exemption
StateSolar installations are exempt from property tax assessments in Florida.
Sales Tax Exemption
StateSolar equipment purchases are exempt from Florida's 6% sales tax.
Net Metering
UtilityFull retail rate credit for excess solar energy sent to the grid.
Important: Incentives are subject to change. Always verify current rates and availability with your installer and local authorities.
Solar Investment Analysis
📈 Solar Payback Timeline
Great news! After 8.0 years, your solar system will generate pure savings of approximately $1,400/year for the remaining 15+ years of its warranty period.
🌪️ Hurricane-Ready Solar in Florida
Florida requires solar panels to withstand 150+ mph winds. Modern installations use enhanced mounting systems and are designed to weather storms better than many roof materials.
Additional Information
Florida solar is shaped by utility policies. This page summarises incentives, typical costs, and payback.
Incentives
- Federal ITC at 30%
- Property tax and sales tax exemptions may apply
Cost and payback
- Typical 6 kW–10 kW systems; high sun hours
- Payback 7–11 years depending on tariff
Net metering
- Net metering available with IOUs; review current utility terms