Illinois residents who go solar could potentially cut their energy bills and reduce their dependence on grid energy. Request a free quote to get started.
Pink Energy’s mission is to build a movement around solar energy in Illinois. We’re dedicated to helping our customers own their power in Illinois by adding solar. Joining our solar movement could potentially save you money upfront and over the long-term as you work toward creating a more sustainable future for your family.
Solar panel installations in Illinois are expected to increase by more than 3,200 megawatts over the next five years, and you could help build the movement. Here is the Pink Energy Illinois office near you.
Pink Energy Chicago Office
(630) 934-1448
505 S. Tyler Rd., Suite A
St. Charles, IL 60174
As one of the leading solar installers, it’s our mission to bring the power of the sun to residents and businesses statewide. When you choose Pink Energy, you’re not only getting unrivaled industry knowledge – you’ll also learn about our exclusive SMARTPWR360°™ energy efficiency package, our financing, and our first-class solar panel installation process.
Combine that with a 25-year manufacturer’s warranty on the American-made solar panels we install, and you’ll see why so many of your neighbors have gone solar in Illinois.
The benefits of solar energy extend far beyond the potential to reduce your electric bills. Investing in solar also could allow you to potentially reduce your dependence on grid energy and potentially avoid the full brunt of rate increases from the utility companies. Furthermore, you may qualify for one of the many Illinois solar panel incentives. Illinois residents may qualify for a federal tax credit of up to 26% of the cost of your solar panel purchase and installation5. This incentive falls to 22 percent at the end of 2022 before expiring at the end of 2023. Also, residents could qualify for net metering credits and a special property assessment that could lower your taxes even more. Explore the benefits of solar energy to make the most of your investment.
We offer an easy, three-step process so that your decision to go solar can be as smooth as possible. Explore this section to learn about each step and see how you can experience the potential financial and environmental benefits of solar energy.
STEP 1
First, submit a contact form and a Pink Energy team member will contact you. We’ll learn about your property and see if you qualify for solar. If you qualify, we’ll schedule your free in-home consultation at your convenience.
STEP 2
At your free in-home consultation, we’ll analyze your property and audit your energy usage. Afterward, we’ll present you with a project estimate based on your energy goals. Once you sign your contract, we’ll start the process to prepare your home for installation. When that’s done, we’ll call to schedule your installation date based on your availability.
STEP 3
On installation day, our installation crew will arrive at your home ready to install your panels. This process includes adding your solar panels to a ground-mounted array or on your roof, and connecting them to your house’s electric box. Next, we’ll check to ensure that everything functions properly. Once everything’s good to go, we’ll clean our workspace and leave your home just the way we found it.
The average Illinois household uses approximately 9,000 kWh of electricity a year. Since the average cost of electricity in Illinois is nearly 13 cents per kWh, your electric bill can easily exceed $1,000 for the year. With continually rising prices for grid energy because of grid maintenance and other hidden fees, you can expect to see your electric bill continue to increase in Illinois.
Now that solar power is more accessible than ever, go solar and get ahead of the game. Factor in the potential local and federal solar initiatives, and you’ll be closer to owning your power and potentially saving thousands.
It’s never been easier to go solar.
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