Power your home with clean solar energy in Kansas City.
Proudly serving homeowners with reliable solar power in both Kansas and Missouri – from Overland Park to Liberty. The cost of going solar in the Kansas City area has become cheaper thanks to a large number of state incentives and rebates for homeowners in addition to the federal solar tax credit.

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Lower Electric Bills
This home reduced electric costs by nearly 85% after switching to solar.
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Energy Independence
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Your Solar Project in 5 Steps
Consultation
We provide shading analysis, product recommendations, and financing options to maximize solar production and savings.
Design
We design and engineer your solar project, ensure code compliance, and handle permits and utility applications.
Installation
Our certified team will install your solar panels in 1-3 days and set up monitoring to verify production.
Inspections
We manage all post-installation inspections and coordinate with local offices and utilities to ensure smooth project completion.
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Missouri Solar Incentives and Tax Credits
Federal Solar Tax Credit
The Investment Tax Credit (ITC), also called the federal solar tax credit, helps you reduce the cost of your solar energy system. You can deduct 30% of the cost of your solar energy system from your federal income taxes. There is no cap on the value of your tax credit and it applies to both residential and commercial systems.
The federal solar tax credit was recently increased to 30% and its timeline has been extended. If you install a solar PV system between now and 2032 you will receive a 30% tax credit. If you’ve already installed your solar system in 2022, your tax credit has been increased from 26% to 30% and you can take advantage of the increased tax savings.
Net Metering in Missouri
Net Metering is when your utility company monitors how much energy your home’s solar system produces and how much energy you consume. If your home’s solar system generates a surplus of energy, you will receive a credit from your utility company for that surplus energy.
Homeowners in some states receive full retail rate credit for the amount of surplus energy you send back into the grid. In Missouri, you receive credits at an avoided cost rate for the amount of surplus energy you generate.
Avoided cost rate is the amount it would have cost your utility company to burn coal or gas at one of its plants to generate electricity. Avoided cost rate is going to be less than a full retail credit, but as a Missouri homeowner you still receive credit for the excess energy your home’s solar system generates.
The state of Missouri requires all utility companies in the state to offer net metering to customers with solar power systems up to 100kW. You receive a credit on your monthly utility bill at the minimum of that utility company’s avoided cost rate.
Missouri Property Tax Exemptions for Solar Homeowners
Installing solar panels to your home will increase your home’s value by several thousand dollars. This is due to the substantial energy savings you will receive over the life of your solar power system.
All homeowners in Missouri are exempt from additional property taxes due to installing solar panels on their homes. Missouri does this to encourage homeowners in their state to take advantage of the cost savings from going solar.
Missouri Solar Rebates
Homeowners in the Kansas City metro area can take advantage of solar rebate programs that their local utility companies provide.
Evergy Missouri Solar Rebates
Evergy provides solar rebates for their customers in the state of Missouri. Solar rebates are available for residential systems up to 25 kW located in Evergy’s Missouri territories.
If you are an Evergy customer in Missouri and want to learn more about their solar rebate program, you can apply on their website.
DSIRE Incentives Database - Missouri
The Database of State Incentives for Renewables and Efficiency (DSIRE) is a comprehensive database that Missouri residents can use to search for and find solar energy incentives in Missouri and across the entire country.
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Explore our comprehensive list of frequently asked questions about solar panels. Whether you're curious about their benefits, installation process, maintenance requirements, or financial incentives, find clear and informative answers here.
Is Kansas City a good place for solar panels?
Yes — Kansas City gets plenty of sunlight throughout the year, making it a great spot for solar energy. Solar panels can significantly reduce electricity bills for KC homeowners.
What solar incentives are available in Kansas City?
Kansas City residents can take advantage of the federal solar tax credit, and some local utilities offer rebates or solar buyback programs. Evergy, for example, has a solar energy program we can explain during your consultation.
How much do solar panels cost in Kansas City?
Solar panel systems in Kansas City typically range from $15,000 to $28,000 before incentives. We offer custom quotes based on your home’s energy usage and roof shape.
Do solar panels work in Kansas City’s winter months?
Yes — solar panels in Kansas City still produce energy in winter. While snow can temporarily reduce output, the ambient heat of the panels as well as the angled they are installed allows most snow to slide off quickly.
How long does the solar installation process take in Kansas City?
From start to finish, installing solar panels in Kansas City usually takes 6 to 12 weeks. This includes design, permitting, and final inspections by local authorities.
Will solar panels increase my home value in Kansas City?
Definitely — studies show that homes with solar panels in Kansas City are more attractive to buyers and can sell at a premium thanks to lower energy costs and increased efficiency.
Is net metering available in Kansas City?
Yes — net metering is available through some Kansas City utilities. This allows you to earn credits for the excess solar energy you produce, helping to lower your electric bill.
Can I get solar battery backup in Kansas City?
Yes — we offer battery storage solutions in Kansas City, including Tesla Powerwall and Enphase batteries, so you can store extra solar energy and use it during outages or peak demand.