Author: Michael Bourgeois

As gas and oil prices continue surging and political instability keeps growing around the world, you may be wondering what you can do for the planet and how you might invest in your own green future

Maybe you’ve considered cutting down your reliance on fossil fuels.

Perhaps you’ve been interested in getting your own solar panels for your home or business but — given the fact that a solar panel system is a significant financial investment – you might want to know a little more before you take the plunge.

The good news for Florida residents is that the government will subsidize part of your system. Let’s find out how the government will help you pay for new solar panels.

What are the benefits of solar panels?

We’ve previously explored how a Compass Solar panel system can save you money as a long-term investment, protect you from power outages, and help the environment by tapping Earth’s one true renewable resource.

If you use solar energy, you no longer pay expensive energy bills to your power company, saving you money in the long run. In fact, you can often sell the excess power you harness from the sun back to the utility company.

In the short term, if you apply for financing, you’ll likely save money monthly, particularly if your home requires high energy needs.

You will also no longer be affected by power outages from your power company, such as during hurricanes and other disasters.

This can be particularly helpful for those with critical medical devices or homes on the outskirts of the power grid.

You’ll also be helping the planet because solar panels do not produce pollution like coal or gas power or waste like nuclear power.

How much do solar panels cost?

The cost of solar panels depends on several factors:

·         How much electricity do you regularly consume?

·         How much sun reaches your roof during the day?

·         What is the size and shape of your roof?

More direct sunlight and/or less energy demand may mean that your home or business requires fewer solar panels; conversely, more energy consumption may require more solar panels.

Likewise, depending on the design of your roof, your home may require additional equipment installation.

Other factors may also affect the size of your solar panel system.

Will the government help pay for my solar panels?

Yes, the government can help you pay for solar panels.

To qualify for government help, you will need to file for a tax credit.

Federal tax credits for solar panels will likely provide you with the biggest available financial incentive.

If you file for the 2022 residential investment tax credit (ITC), you will be credited 26% of the cost of your solar system on your income taxes. The 2023 ITC will credit you 22% of the cost of your system.

In order to qualify, you would need to have placed your solar system into service before December 31, 2021 for the 2022 tax credit or before December 31, 2022 for the 2023 tax credit.

Please note: The ITC is currently set to end after 2023 so act soon.

Florida’s state government also offers some incentives for solar power.

Your power company may even offer rebates for using solar power.

Note: Some incentives may affect your federal tax credit.

How do I get started saving money with solar panels?

To learn more about getting a system of your own, contact Compass Solar today. We can guide you through the process of installation and available financing options. You can get started building a better future for yourself and the planet.

Solar panels, which provide clean energy for decades, are an excellent long-term investment that generate substantial returns (ROI) over time.

The reality, though, is that solar panels do come with an extensive up-front price tag for the raw materials and installation. The savings, in contrast, accrue slowly over years of use, so many property owners are understandably concerned with the initial sum of money they must put into their systems.

That’s where Compass Solar’s 0% down policy comes into play. Here, we’ll discuss how our no-money-down financing option works, why you should consider it, and how to get started.

How Does the 0% Down Compass Solar Program Work?

For our customers who have good credit scores, we offer loan programs to immediately install solar panel systems without absolutely no money required upfront.

In addition to initiating installation with no money down, we also offer extremely low interest rates in the range of 0-0.49% APR – so you won’t pay out of the nose on interest like you might with loans for cars or houses.

For example, contrast our solar panels’ 0-0.49% APR with the 4.09% industry average APR for 30-year fixed home mortgages, and you’ll see how much financial sense a low-interest, 0% down solar panel investment makes.

What Ongoing Financial Benefits Do Solar Panels Provide? 

Solar panels aren’t just long-term investments that add value to your property; you begin to reap their financial benefits immediately after successful installation.

Once your solar system is up and running, your monthly payments will pay for themselves (and then some) with 70% average reductions in monthly energy costs. You will likely, in many circumstances, in fact, make money by selling your unused excess energy back to the electrical grid if you’re hooked in.  

To learn more about how to finance your solar panels for 0% down and the benefits of our programs, have a look at our guides for homeowners and business owners, respectively:

• Financing Home Solar Panels
• Commercial Financing

Why Invest in Solar Panels With Compass Solar With 0% Down Financing?

As we briefly mentioned earlier, solar panel systems are ideal investment vehicles. Here’s why:

• Solar panels consistently outperform other investment vehicles, including stock market investments, with none of the associated risks (Compass Solar panel systems are protected by warranty). Check out our breakdown of how solar systems compare to other popular investments.
• Both the state of Florida and the federal government offer generous tax incentive programs to property owners who install solar panel systems.
• The cost savings associated with solar panels will likely continue to increase along with rising energy costs for more conventional sources like natural gas and electricity.

• Last but definitely not least, the sun is the Earth’s only renewable energy source and does not contribute to carbon-induced climate change, so money isn’t the only thing you’re doing your part to save.

Learn more about solar battery benefits from Compass Solar

0% Financing is just one of the many top reasons to go solar. We’re always happy to discuss the other advantages of solar panel systems, or to answer any additional questions you might have about our products or services.

If you live in the wider Northwest Florida area and are interested in adding value to your home, saving money on energy costs, and protecting the environment with our Earth-friendly solar panels, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Our expert staff is available to offer a no-pressure estimate to get started constructing your own solar panel system in your home or office.

We’ve all been impacted, in one way or another, by the economic setbacks of the past two years, caused by the supply line collapse following lockdowns related to COVID-19 and other associated challenges.

Now, the current crisis in Ukraine threatens the global fossil fuel supply, further destabilizing the world economy and fueling a serious rise in costs for all consumer goods, from medicine to food to clothes. The solar power industry, on the other hand, has never done better. 2022 is shaping up to be another blockbuster year for Earth’s one true renewable energy source.

Here are the exciting developments in the world of solar power that you can expect in the upcoming year.

Why Does Solar Power Continue to Outperform Other Energy Sources?

There are multiple reasons to explain the solar boom that we’ve seen in the last several years. Here is just a handful:

·       Increasing social awareness of the existential threat that unchecked carbon emissions pose to life on Earth

·       The steady supply of free sunlight (especially in sunny Florida!) is immune to global catastrophes such as stock market collapses, far-off natural disasters, war, etc.

·       Generous tax incentive programs for business people and homeowners who install solar panel systems in their homes (learn more about solar power tax incentives available to Floridians)

·       Government policy intervention in the US and elsewhere to disincentive fossil fuel usage in favor of renewable energy

·       Public pressure on private-sector businesses to adopt green energy policies

·       Massive global investment in research and development for more efficient, more affordable solar power systems

·       Solar panel systems are excellent investments that outperform other traditional investments like stocks

The result of this favorable mix of conditions is a booming industry.

Via Investopedia:

“The cost of solar power has plummeted in recent years, and in many places it is even cheaper than coal or other fossil fuels. Thanks to generous tax credits and subsidies, solar installations are now increasing worldwide.”

How is Solar Energy Projected to Perform in 2022?

Thus far, solar power has fared relatively favorably compared to the other industries that have suffered wide-ranging impacts wrought on the economy and supply line collapse related mainly to COVID-19.

Speaking at the Annual State of the Energy Industry Forum in January of this year, President and CEO of the American Clean Power Association (ACPA) Heather Zicha offered a hopeful forecast for solar power in the next year:

“Last year we installed more… solar and battery storage than any year in history… But what’s clear is, as important as 2021 was, 2022 will be the year that determines whether we accelerate progress or whether we plateau.”

The Build Back Better Snag

The solar industry does face particular challenges. For example, the large piece of Congressional legislation proposed in 2021, dubbed the “Build Back Better” plan, includes the continuation and expansion of federal solar power tax credits:

“The Build Back Better plan will increase the investment tax credit (ITC)–a subsidy for solar installations–from its current 26 percent rate to 30 percent, meaning more savings for residents who install solar panels. It will also ensure the ITC stays in place for at least 10 years.”

It has so far stalled in Congress, despite large-scale efforts to get it passed by environmental activists and renewable energy experts, among other lobbying groups. Under the current ITC plan, federal subsidies are scheduled to decline over the coming years, which could impact those property owners across the country who depend on them:

While full passage of the Build Back Better legislation is unlikely to come to fruition in the next year, President Biden did give support in a January speech to carving out the solar tax credit provision and passing that as a stand-alone bill.

We will follow the tax credit issue closely and keep our customers updated on the latest developments.

How World Developments Are Projected to Impact the Fossil Fuel Industry in the Near Future

To better understand how solar power is ideally situated to win the future, juxtapose the optimistic economic outlook for solar power discussed earlier with the fossil fuel industry, which was already fledgling before 2022, and is now further threatened by the current war in Eastern Europe.

The World Economic Forum explains the systemic impact of soaring oil and gas prices:

“It is hard to predict which way the situation and markets will go, however it seems that we are poised for a period of high energy prices that are driven by war and combined with tight market fundamentals.

High prices are being passed over to consumers at the pump, in their gas, heating and electricity bills. And high energy prices contribute to increased cost of virtually all goods and services further fuelling inflation expectations.”

Even though the conflict is only weeks old, policymakers worldwide have already fast-tracked and prioritized the already-rapid transition to green energy:

“Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has prompted… governments… to make a frantic reappraisal of their energy supplies – one that arguably should have come much sooner. The first outcome has been a fresh resolve in some countries… to push for more renewable energy generation and energy efficiency to cut dependence on fossil fuels.”

The sharp rise in gas prices, the negative effects of which will reverberate throughout every sector of the economy given the importance of energy to the overall market, underscores more brightly than ever the need to transition away from carbon-emitting fossil fuels and toward renewable energy sources.

Solar power is the undisputed king of renewable energy, being the one true renewable energy source currently known to man.

Contact Compass Solar to Learn More About the Benefits of Solar Power

In light of the benefits of solar power both to the environment and to your wallet, and the energy independence it provides from a geopolitical perspective, moving ahead with a solar panel project for your own home or business is a no-brainer.

We’re always happy to discuss the vast benefits of solar panel systems, how they work, and how you can recruit Florida’s leading solar power experts, Compass Solar, to install your very own system.

With our 0% down, low-interest financing options, it’s easier than ever to get your own warrantied solar panel system in your home or business and immediately shave 70% off of your monthly energy bill. Contact us to learn more and to schedule a hassle-free, no-pressure consultation and quote.

“Going off-grid” – disconnecting from a utility power source and instead relying on alternative energy sources like solar power – is fully legal in Florida. But that comes with special caveats — if you do it the right way, with the proper planning and foresight, in most jurisdictions in the state.

Every year, thousands of Floridians free themselves from the power grid, most commonly by installing a self-sufficient solar panel system to harness the natural power of the sun.

Here, we’ll dive into the nitty-grityy – what going “off-grid” actually entails, what the Florida courts have said about it, the benefits of living off the grid, and how you can get started on your own project to disconnect.

What Does Going ‘Off-Grid’ Actually Entail?

“Going off-grid” is a common phrase in our culture, but what does the term actually mean?

Merriam-Webster defines the term as:

“not connected to or served by publicly or privately managed utilities (such as electricity, gas, or water).”

Accordingly, the most popular way to go off-grid is to disconnect your property from the government-sponsored utility services that most residents rely on by default to power, heat, and cool their homes.

Instead, Florida residents who live off the grid power their homes with their own, independent systems. The most affordable and efficient of these options is a solar panel system, but other alternative sources include natural gas and wind power.

In addition to independent energy production, Floridians may also adopt related alternative “off-grid” practices such as:

• Growing and eating their own food
• Digging wells or finding alternative water sources
• Getting rid of television and other mass media connected either through satellite or through cable lines
• Emergency preparation for natural disasters and/or social collapse scenarios

Although these measures might seem unrelated, the central theme that ties them together is independence – one of the enduring and most treasured principles in the American tradition.

“Our unalterable resolution should be to be free.”

-Samuel Adams

What Have the Courts Said About Off-Grid Living in Florida?

There has been much confusion about the legality of off-grid living in Florida based on some recent court rulings.

In one 2020 case regarding a property owner in Cape Coral who refused to hook up to the city utilities, the judge ruled that her refusal constituted a violation of the International Property Maintenance Code, which many Florida jurisdictions have instantiated into local law.

The International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC):

“Regulates the minimum maintenance requirements for existing residential and commercial buildings. The IPMC is intended to establish minimum standards for basics such as structural conditions, lighting, ventilation, sanitation, and fire safety.”

Florida jurisdictions at both the county level (Charlotte County) and the city level (Orlando) have adopted the IPMC as their standard property code. In these jurisdictions, the local authorities may pursue civil penalties against residents who go off-grid.

So, in summary, here are a few points to consider about the legality of going off-grid in Florida:

• There are no current statewide laws outlawing going off the grid. The legal consequences (or lack thereof) vary on a location-by-location basis. Generally, rural, unincorporated areas are friendlier to off-grid living than larger urban centers.
• In many cases, you might be required to maintain a connection to the city/county utilities – but that doesn’t mean you have to use them. You can still install and run all or most of your power, for example, through a solar panel system. There is no law mandating citizens use local power supplies.
• Local law may require you to submit an application to get a permit for your alternative power system – which might include providing a schematic of your proposed project. (Compass Solar can help our customers with that).

The Benefits of Off-Grid Living With Solar Power Systems

Off-grid solar power systems provide multiple benefits for both the property owner and the wider world. They include:

• Reduced electricity costs (shave potentially tens of thousands of dollars off of your utility bills over the two-plus decades of use that you can expect from your solar panel system)
• No power outages during hurricanes and other natural disasters (big for Northwest Florida residents!)
• Protecting the environment from fossil fuel-induced climate change
• Tapping the world’s one true renewable energy source
• Readily available energy no matter how remote your property is

… Just to name a few. In reality, there are dozens, if not hundreds, of good reasons to ditch the big energy companies and rely instead on the endless energy of the sun via your own, independent, fully warranted solar panel system.

Tips for Successfully Going Off-Grid in Florida

By following a few simple guidelines, you can ensure a smooth transition away from the public utilities to utilizing your own, self-sufficient means of energy generation:

• Relocate to a rural area. As we mentioned previously, zoning and regulatory laws are laxer in rural areas, generally, in comparison to towns and cities.
• Connect to the grid but don’t use their power. This can keep the authorities off of your back; you might be required (depending on your jurisdiction) to connect to the public utilities, but there’s no law anywhere in Florida mandating their use.
• For a legal way to get around compliance with local ordinances, perhaps consider living in an RV or houseboat. They are typically more difficult to connect to public utilities and may provide a viable legal pretext to ditch the grid altogether.
• When faced with legal issues, if possible, hire an attorney. A Florida real estate attorney specializes in defending property owners’ rights against aggressions by the state. This includes the ability to build alternative energy systems and, if desired, to discontinue use of the public utilities.
• If you’re looking to relocate to start your off-grid lifestyle, consider specific counties in the state that are friendliest for off-grid living (lax regulations/zoning laws, plenty of rural space, etc.). One Florida off-grid blogger identified the following counties as the best-suited for living off-grid: Collier County, Monroe County, Liberty County, Lake County, Escambia County, Broward County, Glades County, and Jackson County.

Pensacola’s own Escambia County made the list!

Go Off-Grid With Compass Solar, Pensacola’s Leading Solar Power Experts

Get your off-grid project off the ground with the expert assistance of Compass Solar, the leading Florida authority on all things solar power.

To learn more with no sales pressure, you can book a demonstration. We’ll cover all the bases so that you can make the best decision possible to meet your home energy needs. 

During hurricane season from June to November, panhandle residents connected to the grid often experience unexpected power outages. But you can prevent power outages and keep the lights on with backup solar batteries. Plus, you can offset your energy costs.

How can strategic use of solar backup batteries offset energy costs? Here, we’ll get into the difference between on-grid and off-grid solar power, what solar backup batteries are, and why you need them.

What are backup solar batteries and how do they work? 

Backup batteries are just what they sound like: backups, or alternative energy sources, for your home. When you combine your solar panels with a home battery, any excess electricity your PV system produces during the day will go into your battery. You can then draw on that energy source when the sun goes down and not have to draw energy from the utility company.

Battery systems allow your home to be completely off-grid, but they might not the right solution for every home.

Two big benefits of battery systems are that you can store your own surplus energy and that you are not beholden to any energy price changes that occur throughout the year. So if the energy company raises the price of energy, you will not feel the pinch.

You can speak to your PV system provider about the different types of batteries on the market — how long they last and need to be replaced. The most common types of batteries are lead-acid or lithium-ion. These batteries require maintenance, but not as much maintenance as a gasoline or natural-gas-powered generator. Also, they last much longer.

When hurricanes and heavy thunderstorms hit and leave Florida homeowners without power, you won’t have to worry if you’ve fueled your generator if you have emergency solar battery backup! 

Why do you need backup solar batteries? 

Solar panels collect the sun’s energy and convert it into DC current. But (at least as of now) solar panels cannot store that energy themselves. The light particles hit the panel, the panel knocks electrons loose from the atoms, and the electrons flow through the circuit in the silicon cells of the panel, which creates electricity.

Then, the current flows through an inverter. Once it’s gone to the inverter, it’s normally put straight into your house to power your home. But if your panels produce more than your home is using at that time, it flows to the electrical grid, generating power for other homes that need it (and being more eco-friendly, of course). Homeowners get credit for any added energy and that credit can lower the cost of electricity used from the grid.

But if you want to cut out the energy company as the middle-man and use that power yourself, then that’s where a backup battery comes in handy.

Again, if inclement weather hits or if for any reason the grid power goes down, backup batteries will mean you don’t have any interruptions. Also, energy companies charge more for electricity during peak hours. So if you have backup batteries, you can use your stored energy instead, saving money on your bottom-line costs. Backup battery storage is a great way to get the most out of your solar panels as you can keep and use all of the power you generate. 

Backup batteries can be seen as safeguards against unforeseen circumstances when the power company cannot provide your home with power and when your solar panels aren’t producing enough power for your current usage (such as at night). 

Two things to consider with any backup battery system is that a.) they’ll need servicing and b.) they’ll eventually become less efficient and stop working. Your solar panel lifespan is around twenty-five to forty years, but the battery lifespan is much shorter. So they will need replacing before your solar panels need upgrading.

Can backup solar batteries save money on energy costs?

Yes. The best way to conceptualize solar batteries is as long-term investments in energy independence and cost savings.

With strategic use of solar backup batteries, even though they do come with costs and you will have to replace them down the line, they’ll pay for themselves with two huge benefits: they’ll offset your energy costs by completely eliminating your reliance on grid power and they’ll equip your home with the capacity for full self-sufficiency off the grid. It’ll take some time to recoup your investment, but when you do, the benefits are unparalleled. 

Grid-tied vs. off-grid solar batteries

Solar battery systems store excess energy your solar panels produce for later use. Solar panels, naturally, produce the most electricity during the middle of the day when the sun’s heat is more potent. Perhaps ironically, that’s typically the time when you use the least amount of electricity (if you’re out at work, school, etc.). 

When you install a PV system, you can choose to have your solar panels connected to the electrical grid or a backup battery system.

If your panels are connected to the grid and the grid loses power (i.e. during a storm), then you will still be able to use the solar energy for your home. During an outage, when the batteries are charged, you can still maintain your lights, energy, refrigeration, etc.

The system will stay charged and ready to use for emergencies. A grid-tied battery system works best in metro areas; however, backup systems do need maintenance to keep batteries in top condition. The important thing to remember about grid-tied solar systems is that all excess solar energy stored gets sent back to the utility grid and the utility company, which can save you money on electricity.

In an off-grid battery system, you will still be able to keep energy for your home if your inverter trips. They work the same as on-grid systems when there are emergencies. But instead of sending power back to the grid, your excess energy is stored in your own backup batteries. You are not tied to the grid at all. Off-grid systems are best for more remote locations. The batteries will charge when excess electricity is generated from your solar panels (not draw energy from the grid and the solar panels combined as in the other system) and then dispense the energy if and when it’s needed later.

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Which system works best for you will depend largely on your location. You can ask your solar panel experts for advice and the pros and cons of each, depending on your specific situation.

Learn more about solar battery benefits from Compass Solar

To find out how Compass Solar can help you with your home solar needs, read our top reasons to go solar or read all about how solar power generates a good return on your investment, saves the planet by providing renewable, clean energy, and ensures a good resale value if you ever decide to move.

Forget stock market gambles and complicated investment vehicles – solar investment is an ideal, reliable, highly profitable alternative to traditional investments.

The fact is well-established that solar panels are an excellent tool to access the biggest alternative energy source on the planet, the sun. And they are also useful for disconnecting from increasingly unreliable and expensive power grids – all while doing your part to create a sustainable future for the Earth.

But, in addition to all of those benefits, solar panels themselves are also wise long-term financial investments that pay dividends over decades. Let’s find out how.

The key points we’ll cover here are to determine the long-term return on solar investment, and how they stack up against other popular investments.

What Return on Investment Means (and How to Measure It)

Here is the most straightforward definition of return on investment (often abbreviated as ROI):

“A mathematical formula that investors can use to evaluate their investments and judge how well a particular investment has performed compared to others.”

Large investment banks use ROI calculations to make multi-million (or sometimes multi-billion) dollar decisions and by entrepreneurial startups looking to wow potential investors – but they’re not just for the big financial players.

Homeowners and small business owners, as well, can and should rely on these predictors to make wise spending decisions. ROI is an integral part of any solid investment strategy to maximize value (the “return”) with minimal cost (the “investment”).

There are multiple methods to gauge ROI, some more complicated than others. The most common and simplest equation for determining the ROI of solar panels is below:

ROI = net return / cost of investment x 100%

So how does the formula apply to solar panels?

How Can I Determine the Return on Investment That Solar Panels Provide?

Here’s how ROI calculations apply to solar panels.

Finding the Cost of Solar Investment

First, you’ll want to evaluate the cost of investment portion of the equation to figure out how much you’re going to spend in the final tally on installing and maintaining solar panels for however long you plan to own the home (which might be decades for many).

Here’s a basic formula for determining solar panel investment cost:

Cost of solar investment = total money into the project – value of incentives/rebates

The total money into the project may include expenses like:

• Cost of the system itself
• Installing the system
• Getting the necessary permits for the system
• Maintaining the system (sometimes for decades), including minor repairs

You should also take into account the value of incentives – for example, Floridians qualify for federal income tax credits via the federal residential solar energy credit:

“In December 2020, Congress passed a… a 26% tax credit for systems installed in 2020-2022, and 22% for systems installed in 2023. (Systems installed before December 31, 2019 were eligible for a 30% tax credit.)”

That means, if you install your solar panel system in 2022, then you are eligible to receive up to 26% of the system’s cost back in reduced federal taxes. The only requirement is that the solar system is used to generate electricity for a residence, and no maximum limit caps the total amount.

Florida residents also qualify for Residential Solar System Tax Exemption as well as net metering (in which your utility provider buys any excess energy produced by your solar system).

As the economy gears increasingly towards renewable energy, you may qualify for other, unexpected incentive programs as well – which you should also factor into the cost of solar investment portion of the ROI calculation.

Finding Solar Panels’ Return on Investment

So, now that you’ve determined the cost of solar investment, the next step is to calculate the other part of the equation, the net return that your solar panels bring in.

Here are several important considerations to consider when calculating your net return:

• Your solar system will likely cover 95%+ of your electricity needs
•  Electricity prices have inflated in Florida substantially in the last year (a typical Florida home’s energy usage of 1,000 kilowatt hours increased from $101.70 to $120.67). Forecasting further out, these prices will likely inflate further each year that you have your solar system – which means ever-increasing savings on costly utility bills
• General inflation will dilute the power of your dollar moving forward (the cost of solar energy doesn’t increase)
• Your warranty will protect against unexpected costly repairs

Adding up the total net return (monthly electricity bill savings over 25-30 years), your final ROI calculation will likely show upwards of a potential 250% ROI across 2-3 decades. Most homeowners’ ‘”break-eve point” (the point at which the solar panels have paid for themselves in full) occurs at the 8-year mark.

Comparing Solar Investment to Other Investments

Forbes Magazine puts the threshold for a solid investment at 7% ROI (after adjusting the figure for inflation). As we discussed previously, solar panels’ ROI greatly exceed 7%.

Let’s compare solar to some other common investment options:

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It’s worth emphasizing the low-risk nature of solar panel investment – given the warranty that you get with your system, it’s as close to a sure thing as you can get, and much safer than, for example, an investment in the volatile stock market.

What Makes Solar Panels a Great Investment?

Here are a few reasons that solar panels are a great investment:

• Generous tax incentives
• A hedge against rising energy costs
• Reliable, consistent returns with low risk
• Adds value to your property
•  Investment is protected by warranty
• Financing is an option

Invest in the Long-Term Value of Your Property By Joining the Compass Solar Family of Northwest Florida

Compass Solar is the definitive solar panel leader of Pensacola and the wider Northwest Florida community.

Since first opening our doors in 1998, we’ve helped thousands of Floridians maximize the long-term value of their properties with solar panel investments. You can read some of their testimonials here.

Give us a call at (850) 446-4773, stop by our offices at 2302 Town Street in Pensacola, or book a demonstration online to learn more about the solar panel services we provide.