United Solar Group Corporation FAQs

Yes, you will want to do this to ensure your roof lasts the same amount of time as the commercial solar panels. Not replacing the roof can lead to additional costs. Our recommendation is to replace your roof if it's older than 5 years.

Yes! With commercial solar, you can eliminate your electric bill and, in some states, it can lead to revenue.

Yes, there are tax incentives for commercial solar! Call us today and we can go over your options.

No, not necessarily. In most cases, we take care of the design and installation of commercial solar panels. 

Ideally East, South, and West facings are ideal commercial solar installation areas.

At the federal level, you'll qualify for the federal solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC). In 2023, the ITC will provide a 30% tax credit on your commercial solar panel installation costs, provided that your taxable income is greater than the credit itself.The tax credit expires starting in 2024 unless Congress renews it.        

Currently, the federal tax credit is set at 30% of the net cost of the system for eligible homeowners if their commercial solar system is installed by December 31, 2022. However, you may be able to apply the leftover amount as a carry-over into the next tax year.         

You can use the solar tax credit from your commercial solar for up to five years.        

You can only claim the solar tax credit one time for your commercial solar power installation. If you have any unused amount remaining on your tax credit that you are unable to claim in a single tax year, you may be able to carry over that tax credit value for up to five years.