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Homeowners with solar systems installed 3+ years ago are likely eligible for newer tax credits and incentives they're missing out on. The average homeowner leaves $4,200/year on the table.

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Solar Incentive Analysis Report — $49

Every federal, state & local credit you qualify for. Dollar estimates. Application guidance. Installer matches. Your complete solar savings roadmap.

$4,200/yr
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How VoltWise Works

Your Zip → Your Install Year → Your Savings. It takes 30 seconds.

Step 01

Enter your zip code

Tell us where you live so we can check which federal, state, and local incentives apply to your area.

Step 02

Tell us your install year

Systems installed 3+ years ago often qualify for newer credits and programs that didn't exist when you went solar.

Step 03

See what you qualify for

Get a free personalized report showing every credit, rebate, and incentive available — plus dollar estimates.

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2025 tax credit rates won't last forever — see if you qualify

The federal 30% ITC for homeowner-owned systems expired after 2025. But state incentives, battery storage credits, and third-party arrangements still offer significant savings — if you act before they phase out too.

🔴 CO battery credit expires Dec 2026🔴 NC net metering grandfathering expires 2027🔴 NJ SREC-II rates under review March 2026
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New federal, state, and local programs launch every year. We monitor them and alert you when you qualify.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers to the questions we hear most.

Is this legit? How do I know VoltWise is real?

Absolutely. VoltWise is a solar incentive analysis platform built on verified IRS tax credit data, state energy office records, and utility program databases. We reference the same public data that CPAs and solar installers use — we just make it accessible and personalized. Our free eligibility check costs you nothing and comes with no strings attached.

How do you have my information?

We don't have your information until you share it with us. When you complete our quick eligibility quiz, you voluntarily provide your zip code, install year, and contact details. We use this only to generate your personalized incentive report. We never buy lead lists, and we're fully CAN-SPAM compliant. You can unsubscribe at any time with one click.

What do I actually have to do?

Just complete the 3-step quiz (takes about 30 seconds). We'll send you a free personalized report showing which incentives you may qualify for and estimated dollar amounts. If you want a deeper analysis with application guidance, you can optionally purchase our $49 Solar Incentive Analysis Report. There's zero obligation either way.

Why should I act now?

Several key incentives are time-sensitive. The 30% federal ITC expired for homeowner-owned systems after December 2025, but there are still ways to benefit through third-party arrangements until 2027. State programs like Colorado's battery tax credit expire at end of 2026, and North Carolina's grandfathered net metering rates expire in 2027. Every month you wait could mean missed savings.

What's in the $49 Solar Incentive Analysis Report?

The full report includes: a complete breakdown of every federal, state, and local incentive you qualify for; dollar-by-dollar savings estimates specific to your system; step-by-step application guidance for each program; net metering analysis and optimization recommendations; battery storage ROI calculations; and matched installer recommendations in your area. It's a comprehensive roadmap to maximizing your solar investment.

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