Maryland Solar Offer | If We Can’t Beat Your Electric Bill, We’ll Pay It for 12 Months
Maryland homeowners only

If We Can’t Beat Your Electric Bill With Solar, We’ll Pay Your Power Bill for 12 Months.

Maryland power rates have been climbing. Now you can fight back. Send us a copy of your electric bill, and we’ll show you whether solar can lower it. If we can’t beat your current electric bill with solar, we’ll pay your electricity bill for the next 12 months.

0 Money Down For qualified homeowners
1 Simple Payment Designed to be lower than your current electric bill
25-Year Plan Then no solar payment after payoff
Irresistible offer: If we cannot build a qualifying solar system that beats your current electric bill, we will pay your electricity bill for the next 12 months.

Best results: send the page of your power bill that shows your 12-month usage graph. Promotion language shown here is subject to homeowner qualification, utility usage review, site review, approval, and written program terms.

Stop Renting Your Electricity From the Utility.

If you qualify, we can show you how to replace a rising Maryland electric bill with one lower, simpler solar payment. Instead of watching rates keep climbing, you could lock in predictable power for up to 25 years — and after the system is paid off, no solar loan payment.

Why this offer hits so hard in Maryland

Utility rates move one way over time: up. Homeowners who do nothing keep paying more. Homeowners who compare solar at least get to see whether they can lock in something better.

Send your bill. Get real numbers.

No vague estimate. No generic pitch. We review your actual electric bill and show you whether solar can beat what you are paying right now.

No pressure. No obligation.

This is a free comparison. You get the information. You decide if there is value. If the numbers do not beat your current bill, the offer says we pay the next 12 months of your electricity bill.

How it works

1

Call us

Speak with our team and tell us you want the Maryland bill-beater comparison.

2

Send your bill

Send the page with your 12-month usage graph so we can compare your real usage, not a guess.

3

See the comparison

We show you what solar could do versus your current electric bill, with no obligation.

4

Choose what’s best

If the numbers work for you, great. If they do not, you lose nothing and still learn your options.

See what happened for another family

Watch the Baker family testimonial, then look at the post-solar utility bill image provided below.

Customer video testimonial

Tap play to watch the Baker family testimonial with sound.

“Their power bill used to be as high as $900 a month. Now the power bill is zero.”

Your results depend on your roof, usage, system design, utility structure, financing, and qualification. That is exactly why we start with your actual electric bill.

Post-solar utility bill image

Utility bill image after installing solar

Frequently asked questions

Do I really just send you my power bill?
Yes. The best page to send is the one showing your 12-month usage graph. That helps us compare your current electric costs to what solar may be able to do.
What if solar cannot beat my current electric bill?
Under this promotion, if we cannot build a qualifying solar system that beats your current electric bill, we will pay your electricity bill for the next 12 months, subject to written terms, qualification, and review.
Is there any money down?
The offer is promoted as no money down and no out-of-pocket installation cost for qualified homeowners, subject to approval and written program terms.
What is the next step?
Call 1 (866) 716-8733, send your bill, and review your free comparison. There is no obligation to move forward.

Maryland Homeowners: Call Now and See If Solar Beats Your Electric Bill.

The utility does not need to keep winning. Let us review your bill, show you the comparison, and prove whether solar can save you money.

Promotional statements on this page should be used together with your official written program terms, eligibility requirements, and financing disclosures.

Maryland homeowners: see if solar beats your electric bill.