Why Now Is the Smartest Time to Go Solar in California
At XtraGreen, we believe timing is everything and if you’re thinking about going solar in California, the timing has never been better.
Between shifting state policies, rising utility bills, and major federal tax incentives, this is the moment to lock in serious long-term savings.
Here’s Why Smart Californians Are Going Solar Now
1. The 30% Federal Solar Tax Credit Is Still Available
Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act, homeowners who install solar can receive 30% of the cost back as a federal tax credit. The sooner you move forward, the sooner you benefit and you may even be eligible for part of the credit this year.
2. Utility Rates in California Keep Rising
Southern California electricity rates have increased over 70% in the past decade. With more rate hikes projected, solar gives you the power to take control of your monthly energy costs.
3. NEM 3.0 Makes Batteries More Valuable Than Ever
The new Net Energy Metering policy reduces the value of sending excess energy back to the grid. But by adding battery storage, you can keep your solar power for your own use and increase your energy independence. XtraGreen makes this easier with incentives that reduce the cost of battery-ready systems.
4. Local Incentives Are Changing Fast
Many state and local solar incentives are being phased out or restructured. Acting now means you can still take advantage of thousands of dollars in value, including exclusive limited-time offers through XtraGreen.
Father’s Day Energy Freedom Offer — Ends June 20
In honor of Father’s Day, XtraGreen is offering valuable upgrades and savings to make solar more accessible:
Up to $2,000 off a complete solar system
Free EV charger installation
Complimentary design and permit package
This offer is available for a limited time only and applies to contracts signed before June 20, 2025.
Interested in finding out what you qualify for?
Book a free solar consultation or upload your latest utility bill to receive a custom savings estimate from our team.
