Your Personal Solar Partner for Treatment Facilities
Locked in savings. No up front cost. Backup power when you need it most. The 30% federal tax credit makes now the best time to act.
Time remaining until ITC expiration
9K+
Installations
99%
Satisfaction
10+
Years Experience
Why Treatment Facilities
Discover the Benefits of Going Solar
Behavioral health and recovery facilities have some of the strongest solar economics in commercial real estate.
24/7 Energy Consumption
Residential treatment programs never shut down. HVAC, commercial kitchens, laundry, lighting, and medical equipment drive electricity costs year-round — typically $3,000–$8,000+/month.
Direct Pay for Nonprofits
Many SUD treatment centers are 501(c)(3) nonprofits. The Direct Pay provision (Section 6417) lets tax-exempt organizations receive the full 30% ITC as a cash refund from the IRS.
Backup Power Compliance
California HSC 1418.22 requires certain healthcare facilities to maintain backup power. Solar + battery storage satisfies compliance while cutting daily operating costs.
$0-Down Options
No upfront capital required. Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and solar leases start saving money from day one with zero out-of-pocket cost.
Transparent Pricing
No hidden fees. We provide a detailed savings proposal with exact system size, cost breakdown, financing terms, and projected ROI — all within 48 hours.
Energy Independence
Take control of your facility's energy future. With solar and battery storage, you're no longer at the mercy of utility rate hikes or grid instabilities.
Savings Calculator
See How Much You Can Save
Your solar payment will be equal to or less than your current bill — but protects you from rising energy costs for 25+ years.
30% Federal Tax Credit
$30K–$105K
saved on installation cost
Annual Electricity Savings
$25K–$70K
per year in reduced costs
25-Year Savings
$500K–$1.5M
more budget for patient care
Typical Treatment Facility Scenario
Monthly Electric Bill
$5,500
System Size
100 kW
Net Cost After ITC
$140K
Simple Payback
3–5 Years
Our Process
How It Works
Free Site Assessment
We visit your facility, evaluate your roof or property, and review 12 months of utility bills. Takes about 30 minutes.
Custom Savings Proposal
Within 48 hours you receive a detailed proposal with exact system size, cost, savings, and financing options.
Engineering & Permitting
We handle everything — system design, structural engineering, permits, and utility interconnection paperwork.
Installation & Activation
Professional installation by our licensed team. Your facility stays operational throughout. We handle final inspection and grid connection.
To qualify for the July 5 deadline, you only need steps 1–2 completed and a signed agreement. The installation can happen after.
Stacking Incentives
Additional Savings Programs
California facilities can combine multiple programs to reduce costs even further.
SGIP Rebates
California battery storage rebates — extra generous for disadvantaged communities
NEM 3.0
Bill credits for excess solar energy exported to the grid
MACRS Depreciation
For-profit facilities: 5-year accelerated depreciation adds ~20% in tax savings
Local Utility Rebates
Many California utilities offer additional commercial solar incentives
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
We're a nonprofit — can we still get the 30% tax credit?
Yes. The Inflation Reduction Act's Direct Pay provision (Section 6417) allows tax-exempt organizations to receive the full 30% Investment Tax Credit as a cash refund from the IRS. Nonprofits get the same benefit as for-profit entities.
We don't own our building. Can we still go solar?
Absolutely. A Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) allows a third party to own and install the system on your roof. You simply buy the solar electricity at a locked-in rate below your current utility price — no upfront cost and no roof ownership required. Your landlord benefits from increased property value.
Is July 5 enough time to get a system installed?
You don't need a completed installation by July 5 — you just need a signed contract and construction commenced. The full installation can be completed over the following months. We offer fast-track assessments specifically to help facilities meet this deadline.
What does 'construction commenced' mean for the ITC deadline?
The IRS accepts two methods: (1) Physical Work Test — meaningful physical work begins at the site or factory, or (2) Five Percent Safe Harbor — you pay at least 5% of the total project cost. Either method, combined with continuous effort to complete, qualifies your project for the full 30% credit.
How does solar help with California backup power requirements?
California Health & Safety Code Section 1418.22 requires certain healthcare facilities to maintain backup power systems. A solar-plus-battery-storage system satisfies these requirements while also reducing your daily operating costs — serving double duty as both a compliance solution and a cost-saving measure.
What if our roof isn't suitable for solar panels?
We conduct a free assessment first. If your roof isn't ideal, ground-mount systems and solar carport structures are excellent alternatives that can often generate even more power due to optimal positioning.
Don't Leave $30K–$105K on the Table
The 30% federal tax credit expires July 5, 2026. Get a free site assessment for your facility — no cost, no commitment. We'll show you the exact numbers within 48 hours.
Schedule Your Free Assessment