Lease vs Buy

Powerpoint offers 2 options to acquiring a solar system
1 – Buying
2 – Leasing

How to purchase

Purchasing a Solar System

When buying a solar system, two options exist: financing or upfront payment. Ownership of the property matters; if owned, proceed, but if rented, landlord consent is needed. Sharing your recent electricity bill helps determine suitable system size based on past energy usage. An energy audit follows, examining usage patterns and installation specifics. A comprehensive written quotation covers costs, materials, installation schedule, and projected savings under optimal conditions. Once terms are agreed upon, an installation contract is signed. Full payment or a 15% deposit with a financial institution’s commitment is then awaited. Lastly, professionals install the solar system, advancing you toward energy independence.

Leasing a Commercial Solar System

We offer a leasing choice for businesses, involving a 30% deposit and a 2-year lease period. Post-lease, a system purchase is available for $100. This option suits most businesses as their monthly energy savings often cover the lease payments. We align lease payments with savings when weather permits. First, confirm property ownership or obtain landlord permission if rented. Share your electricity bill for system sizing. An energy audit, for a fee, gauges usage patterns and installation needs. A comprehensive written quote details costs, materials, installation schedule, and deposit and lease terms. Upon agreement, a lease contract is signed, and a deposit, accompanied by a bank-standing order for monthly payments, is submitted. Installation concludes the process.