The Federal Solar Tax Credit Is Going Away.

A new bill just passed Congress that eliminates the 30% federal tax credit for homeowners who install solar. This credit has helped many families go solar by lowering the upfront cost. But here's the good news: Arcasa’s unique model is built to thrive with or without government subsidies.

What’s Changing?

The Residential Clean Energy Tax Credit is being phased out on December 31st 2025.

• New homeowners must close on their home by the end of the year to receive the federal tax credit for solar installations.

• Traditional solar companies often built their pricing around this credit, meaning homeowners could now face higher out-of-pocket costs.

How Arcasa Protects You

We saw this coming—and we’re ready.

1. No-Risk Solar Integration

We partner with lenders so you can add solar directly into your mortgage or refinance. That means: - No separate solar loan - No need to wait for tax season to get value - Lower monthly payments from day one

2. Arcasa Solar Unlocks Down Payment Assistance & Closing Cost Coverage

When you choose Arcasa, you're not just investing in clean energy—you’re unlocking powerful financial tools. We partner with lenders to apply the value of your solar project toward down payment assistance and closing cost coverage, reducing your upfront expenses and making homeownership more affordable from day one.

3. We Don’t Rely on Tax Credits

Most solar companies lose their competitive edge without tax incentives. Arcasa never needed them to bring you value. - No inflated prices based on tax gimmicks - No long payback period - Just affordable solar, built into your mortgage.

Real Talk: Why This Matters Now

Solar is still one of the best investments you can make in your home—if done right. The big federal incentives are going away, but that doesn’t mean you have to miss out. It just means:

• You need a smarter strategy

• You need the right partner