Solar financing options
Going solar is a significant investment, and paying for the entire system upfront isn’t the right choice for everyone. High Noon Solar works with financing providers that offer a variety of options to help qualified homeowners spread the cost of their solar project over time.
Sungage Financial
Sungage Financial specializes in residential clean-energy financing, with options available for solar, battery storage, and qualifying roofing work. Available loan programs, rates, and terms vary based on the project and borrower qualifications.
- Residential solar installations
- Battery energy storage
- Qualifying roofing work associated with a solar project
- New systems and certain solar or storage additions
Skylight Lending
Skylight Lending offers residential financing options for solar, battery storage, and other qualifying home-energy improvements. Available programs, rates, and terms depend on the project and borrower qualifications.
- Residential solar installations
- Battery energy storage
- Qualifying energy-efficiency improvements
- Other eligible home-energy upgrades
What does financing mean for you?
Solar financing may be available with little or no money down, fixed interest rates, predictable monthly payments, and a variety of loan terms. Financing allows you to spread the cost of your solar investment over time while using the electricity your system produces to reduce the amount of energy you purchase from the utility.
Is your home a good fit?
In addition to qualifying for financing, your property will need adequate solar access and a suitable location for the system. High Noon Solar can evaluate your property, energy use, and goals to help determine whether solar is a good fit for your home.

Financing disclaimer: Financing programs, interest rates, loan terms, payment requirements, and eligibility criteria are established by the financing provider and may change at any time. Financing is subject to lender approval and applicable underwriting requirements. High Noon Solar is not a lender and does not make credit decisions.