Get a Big Impact for Zero Down

At Synergy 768, we offer a variety of solar financing options so that nearly every homeowner can save with solar, regardless of their budget or credit history. These options include $0 down and low-interest loans. As a leading solar provider, our team is dedicated to helping customers get the power they need at a price they can afford. We’ll also ensure that you receive all available benefits from federal and state tax credits, as well as other solar incentives. Join the pack at Synergy 768 and be over the moon with your savings.

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Solar Loan

You own your solar system and pay for it with a loan. You can pay off your loan at any time without penalty.

  • No upfront costs
  • Claim tax incentives
  • Loan term up to 25 years
  • Credit Score: 640+
  • 25-year product warranty
  • Low payments & immediate savings
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Cash Purchase

If you have the financial resources available, purchasing your home solar system delivers the greatest long-term savings and return on investment. Through 2032, you may be able to recover up to 30% of your system cost through tax incentives. Your energy savings will pay for the system in a few short years, with decades of free electricity to follow.

  • Claim tax incentives
  • A Home Equity Loan can also be used & may be tax-deductible
  • Your system will pay for itself with savings on your utility bills
  • Increase your property value
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Lease

With this option, a third party owns the system on your roof, but you still get the benefits of electricity savings.

  • No out-of-pocket costs
  • 20+ years financing term
  • Credit Score requirement: 650+
  • You pay a monthly amount to “rent” your system
  • 25-year system guarantee: if it breaks, we’ll fix it
  • When you sell your home, you can assign the lease to the new homeowner