Solar & Tax Resources
Your Go-To Guide for Solar and Tax Insights in Arizona
Roof 20+ Years Old? Here’s What You Need to Know Before Installing Solar
Before you install solar panels, there’s one critical question every Arizona homeowner should ask: “How old is your roof?” In this post, we’ll walk you through a recent project on Jason’s home in Gilbert, AZ – where we replaced the underlayment of a 22-year-old tile roof to prepare for solar
Brown Spots on Your Ceiling? Here’s What That Really Means
If you see brown spots forming on your ceiling, it’s already past time to act. Those small stains are signs of major water damage that’s traveled through multiple layers of your roof system – and it only gets worse from here. At True Power AZ, we specialize in roofing and
Why We’re Replacing a 22-Year-Old Roof Before Going Solar
When it comes to solar, timing is everything – especially if your roof is past its prime. In this real-life project, the True Power Solar team walks you through why we’re replacing a 22-year-old roof before installing solar panels and a Tesla Powerwall battery. Most Arizona homes still have builder-grade
Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” Changed Solar – Here’s What Arizona Homeowners Can Do
Solar tax incentives are changing fast — and for Arizona homeowners, that means the clock is ticking. Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (signed on July 4, 2025), the standard 30% residential solar tax credit is set to expire on December 31, 2025. But there’s good news: if you
See Your Solar Savings in Real Numbers — Our Method for Arizona Homeowners
Not all solar savings are created equal—and at True Power Solar, we make sure you see the real numbers before you ever commit. We calculate your energy usage, current electric bill, past tax returns, and eligible solar credits to create a personalized savings scenario. The result? A clear, pressure-free breakdown
Battery-Only Solar Systems in Arizona: Store Power, Slash Bills, and Still Get Tax Credits
Looking for ways to lower your electric bill without installing traditional solar panels? With battery-only solar systems, you can store power during off-peak hours and use it when rates are high—no panels required. At True Power Solar, we install cutting-edge battery systems like Tesla Powerwall for Arizona homeowners. Even better?
Arizona Solar Incentives: We File Your Taxes for Maximum Solar Rebates
Thinking about going solar in Arizona? True Power Solar is making it easier than ever—not just with expert installations, but by helping homeowners unlock thousands in tax credits. One of the biggest game changers? We file your taxes for you, going back up to 3 years to make sure you
SRP Battery Storage Incentives & Other Utility Rebates
Discover how Arizona homeowners can maximize their solar savings with SRP’s substantial battery storage incentives and various local utility rebates. Learn about the specific programs offered by Mohave Electric Cooperative, Trico Electric Cooperative, and Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative that significantly reduce the upfront costs of solar installations and enhance energy storage capabilities.
Arizona’s Solar Tax Exemption Programs
Arizona offers two crucial tax exemption programs to make solar energy more affordable for homeowners: the Solar Equipment Sales Tax Exemption and the Solar Property Tax Exemption. These programs help reduce the upfront costs and long-term financial impact of installing solar panels by eliminating state sales tax on solar equipment and exempting the added home value from property taxes.
Federal Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC)
The Federal Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC) is a significant incentive for homeowners looking to invest in solar energy. This credit allows you to deduct 30% of your solar installation costs from your federal taxes, making solar power more affordable. Learn how to claim this credit and understand its long-term financial benefits for your home and the environment.
Arizona State Residential Solar Tax Credit
The Arizona State Residential Solar Tax Credit offers homeowners an additional financial incentive to go solar. This program provides a personal tax credit of 25% of the total system cost, up to $1,000. Understand how to leverage this state-specific benefit in conjunction with federal incentives to maximize your savings and reduce the overall cost of your solar installation.