Take the First Step Toward Solar Savings
Submit your information below, and we will call to schedule your free in-home solar installation estimate. This includes a full design consultation and a breakdown of your expected costs and savings.
Next Steps to Going Solar
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Evaluate Energy Needs
During your free estimate, we start by assessing your current energy consumption to determine if your home is a good fit for solar panels.
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System Design and Permitting
Our team designs a solar system based on your energy usage and home layout. Once you approve the plan, we handle all permitting and paperwork to keep the process on track.
3
Installation
Your system is installed by our experienced team, who follow strict safety and quality standards. The process is quick, professional, and designed to minimize disruption to your home.
Getting Started
Solar Providers in South Carolina & Georgia
Solar power is one of the most eco-friendly renewable energy sources available, and a smart way to lower your monthly energy costs. With rising utility rates and available incentives at the federal, state, and local levels, solar is more accessible and affordable than ever.
If you're considering going solar, it's important to work with a company that understands both the product and the process. As expert solar providers in South Carolina & Georgia, we’re ready to guide you through each step.
Here, we’ve broken down our process so you know what to expect when you work with Solar Energy Partners.
Step 1 - Review and Consultation
Solar isn’t the right fit for every property. That’s why we begin by gathering the right information up front.
We’ll start by reviewing your recent utility bills to understand your energy usage. Then we’ll schedule a consultation to discuss your energy goals, answer any questions you may have, and explain the available tax incentives in your area.
After that, we’ll schedule a site survey. Our technicians will visit your property to inspect the roof, attic, and electrical system. We also check for any conditions that could impact system performance, like tree coverage, roof angle, or nearby buildings.
Once we have all the details, we’ll finalize your system design and move on to the next phase.
Step 2 - Design and Approval
Next, our in-house design and engineering team creates a solar system layout based on your property and energy needs. Every design is reviewed and approved by licensed structural and electrical engineers to ensure it meets safety standards and performs as expected.
Once our team signs off on the design, we share it with you for final approval. We’ll walk you through every detail, answer any questions, and make adjustments if needed before moving forward.
Once the plan is approved, we coordinate with your utility company and handle all required permits. When everything is cleared, we’re ready to schedule installation.
Step 3 - Installation and Activation
Our licensed team handles the full setup, which typically takes two to three days, depending on the size of your system and your home's layout.
After installation, we coordinate inspections and work with your utility provider to install a bi-directional meter that tracks how much energy your system sends back to the grid. A Solar Energy Partners technician then runs a full system check, connects it to your internet, and walks you through how to monitor performance from your phone or computer.
We wrap up with a final quality check to ensure everything meets our service standards.
Enjoy Solar Independence
With your system fully installed, you can start enjoying the benefits of clean, renewable energy. You’ll be able to view performance data, lower your monthly utility costs, and see long-term savings.
If you're just starting to explore solar or are ready to move forward, we’re here to help. Our process is designed to be simple, transparent, and built around your home’s specific needs.
Reach out today to take the first step toward reliable, affordable solar power. We look forward to working with you!
Residential Solar Power in South Carolina & Georgia
Homeowners can significantly reduce the cost of going solar thanks to strong federal and state incentives. The Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) currently covers 30% of the total cost of a residential solar system.
In South Carolina, homeowners may also qualify for a 25% state tax credit, worth up to $35,000. Together, these credits can cover more than half the cost of your system. Eligibility typically requires property ownership and taxable income.
Potential Tax Credits For Homeowners
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Commercial Solar Power in South Carolina & Georgia
Businesses can also benefit from solar incentives. Eligible commercial projects qualify for the 30% Federal ITC, along with accelerated depreciation through the Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System (MACRS).
Additional South Carolina tax credits and bonus depreciation options are also available. Combined, these incentives can cover up to 75% of your total solar investment.
Potential Tax Credits For Commercial
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