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The average residential system in Arizona runs $18,000–$28,000 before incentives. After the 30% federal tax credit and Arizona state incentives, most homeowners net $12,600–$19,600. With $0-down financing, many pay less per month than their current electric bill — starting from Day 1.

We offer multiple $0-down solar loan options with rates starting at 2.99% APR and terms from 5–25 years. Most homeowners are approved same-day. We also work with PACE financing (Property Assessed Clean Energy) for those who prefer it.

The Investment Tax Credit (ITC) lets you deduct 30% of your solar system's cost from your federal tax bill. It applies to panels, batteries, installation labor, and solar roof tiles. It's available through 2032 and requires federal tax liability.

Arizona offers a state income tax credit worth 25% of system cost (up to $1,000), a full sales tax exemption on solar equipment, and a property tax exemption on the added home value from solar. Combined, these can save $2,000–$5,000 additional beyond the federal ITC.

Most Arizona homeowners save $1,200–$2,400 per year. Over 25 years, that's $30,000–$60,000 net savings after system cost. Our free analysis gives you precise projections based on your actual utility bills, roof, and usage.

From your first call to system activation typically takes 4–8 weeks. The actual installation is 1–2 days. The rest is permit processing, utility inspection scheduling, and interconnection — all handled by our team.

Our own NABCEP-certified electricians and installers. We never subcontract. Every crew member is a direct Aragon Solar employee trained on our standards and covered by our workmanship warranty.

Most roofs qualify. We assess age, pitch, shading, and orientation during your free analysis. South-facing roofs at 15–35° pitch are optimal, but we successfully install on east, west, and even partially-shaded roofs using advanced micro-inverter technology. If your roof needs repair or replacement first, we'll tell you honestly.

Someone should be home on Day 1 for the walkthrough and utility shutoff. After that, our crews work independently. We clean up daily and walk you through the completed system before we leave.

All of them. Building permits, electrical permits, HOA submissions, utility interconnection applications, and APS/SRP/TEP net metering enrollment. You sign one document and we handle the rest.

Solar roof tiles (also called solar shingles) replace your traditional roofing material entirely. They function as both a premium roof covering and a high-efficiency solar system. Unlike panels mounted above your roof, tiles integrate flush with the roofline.

Modern solar tiles have improved significantly — our tiles reach 22% cell efficiency, comparable to standard panels. They do generate slightly less power per square foot than premium panels in ideal conditions, but roof-tile systems are sized to fully offset your usage.

If your roof needs replacement in the next 2–3 years, tiles are almost always the better financial decision — you're combining roof and solar costs into one investment. If your roof is newer and in good condition, traditional panels typically offer faster ROI.

In most Arizona HOAs, yes. Because tiles replace your roof rather than add panels on top, they're typically treated as an acceptable roofing material rather than an "addition." We research your specific HOA rules before quoting.

No — most solar systems connect to the grid and use net metering. But battery storage lets you use your own power at night, keep lights on during outages, and avoid peak utility rates. With APS/SRP's changing rate structures, batteries are becoming increasingly valuable.

We're certified installers for Tesla Powerwall 3 and Enphase IQ Battery 5P. We'll recommend the right option based on your home's backup needs, existing system, and budget.

Tesla Powerwall 3: rated for 4,000+ cycles (~10 years), warranted for 10 years. Enphase IQ Battery 5P: similar lifecycle with a 10-year warranty. Both maintain 70%+ capacity at end of warranty.

One Tesla Powerwall 3 (13.5 kWh) can power an average Arizona home's essentials (lights, refrigerator, phone charging, some AC) for 8–12 hours depending on usage. Two Powerwalls can typically keep you fully operational through a 24-hour outage.

Yes — we offer small-scale wind turbines and hybrid solar + wind systems for residential, rural, and commercial properties in appropriate locations.

Average wind speed is the key variable. Sites with consistent 10+ mph average wind speeds are strong candidates. We conduct free wind resource assessments using local meteorological data and on-site measurement.

Absolutely. Hybrid systems are our most complete energy independence solution — solar covers peak daytime production; wind covers nights, overcast days, and seasonal variation. Both qualify for the 30% ITC.

Yes. We only offer purchased systems (cash or financed). We don't offer solar leases or PPAs. Ownership means you keep all the tax credits, all the savings, and all the home value increase.

Studies consistently show solar adds $15,000–$25,000 in home value for a typical Arizona system. In Arizona, that added value is also exempt from property tax under ARS 42-11054.

Owned systems transfer with the property and are a selling advantage — especially in Arizona where energy costs are high. If you're financing, loans can often be transferred to the buyer or paid off at closing.

Very little. We recommend an annual rinse to remove dust (Arizona is dusty) and a professional inspection every 5 years. Our monitoring app alerts us immediately if any panel or inverter underperforms.