Residential Solar Incentives:
Solar Electric (photovoltaic)
Systems are rated in DC watts
- EWEB Incentive
- $2 per AC watt*, up to $10,000
- Incentive is determined after system is
de-rated for conversion from DC to AC.
- Emerald PUD Incentive
- $2 per DC watt, up to $10,000
- LEC Incentive
- $1 per DC watt, up to $10,000
- State Tax Credit
- $3 per DC watt, up to $6,000
- $1,500 per year claimed over 4 years
- Federal
- 30% of net installed cost
- after utility incentive deduction
System costs very and depend on size
Typical systems range from $9-$12 per DC watt.
Ability to take advantage of tax credits assumes required tax liability.
Solar Hot Water
Typical systems consist of (1) 4 X 10 collector or (2) 4 X 8 collectors and are rated according to kWh saved.
- EWEB Incentive
- $400-$520 depending on the size of the system
- $4,000 loan @ 0% interest, repaid over 60 months
- Emerald PUD Incentive
- $600
- Up to $7,500 loan @ 0% interest repaid over 60 months
- LEC Incentive
- $500
- $4,000 loan @ 0% interest repaid over 60 months
- State Tax Credit
- $0.60 per kWh equivalent saved; up to $1,500
- Federal
- 30% of net installed cost
- after utility incentive deduction
System costs vary and depend on size.
Typical systems can save up to 2,000 - 2,600 kWh equivalent per
year and can cost from $8,000 - $9,500 +.
Ability to take advantage of tax credits assumes required tax liability.
Ultra Green
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) for Homes.
Craftsmanship
local American Institute of Architects (AIA) chapter nominates
owner
Jen Carroll as a finalist for the
Craftsman of the Year
award.
- The AIA nominates craftsman every 2 years
- Jen was 1 of 9 finalists
- Reflects our strong relationship with architects, specifically Willard C. Dixon
Green Built
Our latest
efficient and
environmentally
concious remodels/aditions.
Also See:
Green Certification Links
