Find out how much you can save with solar in Florida

Enter your ZIP to get access to exclusive pricing with one of our trusted Florida partners, serving FPL, Duke Energy and TECO homeowners.

Free, no-obligation quotes. Savings vary by home and utility. $0-down offers are leases or loans and are subject to approval.

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FPL solar

Florida Power & Light (FPL) serves more than 6 million customers across South Florida, much of the east and southwest coasts, and Northwest Florida (the former Gulf Power area). Rates, net metering, batteries and installers for FPL homes.

Including Jupiter, Tequesta, Palm Beach Gardens, Boca Raton, Delray Beach and more

Duke Energy solar

Duke Energy Florida serves about 2 million customers across Pinellas County, parts of the Orlando area and much of Central and North Florida. Rates, net metering, batteries and installers for Duke Energy homes.

Including Clearwater, Dunedin, St. Petersburg, Treasure Island, Windermere and more

TECO solar

Tampa Electric (TECO) serves about 870,000 customers across Tampa, Hillsborough County and parts of Pasco, Pinellas and Polk counties. Rates, net metering, batteries and installers for TECO homes.

Including Riverview, Apollo Beach, Tampa, FishHawk, Westchase and more

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What Florida homeowners get with solar in 2026

Full-retail net metering
Solar you send to the grid earns a full-retail kWh credit from FPL, Duke Energy Florida and Tampa Electric, and unused credits carry forward for up to 12 months.
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No sales tax on solar
Solar panels and the parts of a solar energy system are exempt from Florida's 6% sales tax.
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No property tax on the added value
The value solar adds to your home isn't counted in its property tax assessment under Florida law.
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Your HOA can't say no
Florida law bars HOAs from banning solar. They can pick the roof spot, as long as it faces south or within 45° of south and still works well.

Program details last reviewed October 2026. Rules and amounts change, so confirm current terms with your installer.

How it works

1
Enter your ZIP
We confirm your home is in Florida and which utility serves it.
2
Answer a few questions
Your typical electric bill, your roof and how you'd like to pay. It takes about two minutes.
3
Talk to a local specialist
A Florida installer models your real savings from your bills and roof, with battery backup if you want it. You decide what happens next.

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Frequently asked questions

Is FL Solar Deals a solar installer?

No. FL Solar Deals is a free matching service. We connect Florida homeowners with solar installers that serve their area, and you're never obligated to buy anything.

Does it cost anything to get a quote?

No. Quotes are free and there's no obligation. You decide whether to move forward after you see the numbers.

Which parts of Florida do you serve?

We focus on homes served by Florida Power & Light (South Florida, much of the east and southwest coasts and Northwest Florida), Duke Energy Florida (Pinellas County, parts of the Orlando area and much of Central and North Florida) and Tampa Electric (the Tampa area). Homes on a city-owned utility such as JEA or OUC, or an electric co-op, can still request a quote, but their net metering terms differ.

How much can solar save in Florida?

It depends on your electric bill, roof, shade and how you pay. FPL, Duke Energy Florida and Tampa Electric credit the solar you send to the grid at the full retail rate, so a system sized to your yearly use can cover most of your bill except the monthly minimum. Try our savings calculator.

Is there still a solar tax credit?

The 30% federal homeowner credit ended for systems installed after 2025. Florida still exempts solar equipment from its 6% sales tax, and the value solar adds to a home isn't counted in its property tax assessment.

Can I get solar with $0 down?

Often, yes. Solar leases usually have no upfront cost, and loans can also be $0 down. Approval depends on credit and the home. Florida doesn't allow per-kWh power purchase agreements (PPAs) for homes, so no-money-down offers here are leases or loans.