One Big Bill Could End Your Solar Tax Credit: Here’s What You Need to Know

California Homeowners Urged to Act Before It’s Too Late

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A Big Change Is Coming to Solar in California

A new bill just passed in Congress that could end the 30% Federal Tax Credit for Solar. This tax credit has helped thousands of homeowners save money when going solar. If this bill becomes law, that savings could disappear—fast.

What Is the Solar Tax Credit?

The Federal Solar Tax Credit, also called the ITC, lets you take 30% of your solar system cost off your taxes. It’s been a huge reason why solar has become so popular in California. But now, that benefit is at risk.

What This Means for You

If you’re thinking about getting solar panels, the time to act is now. Even systems installed in October or November this year need PTO (Permission to Operate) before the changes take effect.

Here’s the key:

• We have about 90 days to get your system greenlit

• After that, you may lose the 30% tax credit

• Delays in permitting and PTO could cost you thousands

Why This Is Urgent

California is one of the top solar states in the country. But that also means delays are common—especially when everyone rushes to install before a deadline.

As of today, we are just 7 months and 2 days away from the change. That’s not a lot of time.

How to Protect Your Solar Savings

If you’ve been thinking about going solar, don’t wait. Get a free solar assessment now. This will help lock in your incentives before the law changes.

Conclusion: Don’t Miss Out on Solar Savings

The One Big Bill could wipe out the solar tax credit for homeowners. But if you act quickly, you can still lock in your savings and enjoy clean energy for years to come.