Service area · Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania has no statewide residential solar rebate on the PA DEP resource hub, so good design and accurate utility rules matter most. Quest Solar serves Philadelphia, its Pennsylvania suburbs and the Poconos, working through PECO, PPL and Met-Ed interconnection and local permits for you.
Serves Philadelphia and its Pennsylvania suburbs. We confirm current PECO rebates and net-metering details during your consultation.
Serves much of the Poconos; publishes air-source heat-pump rebates for qualifying equipment.
Serves parts of the Poconos region; utility-specific consultation on interconnection and programs.
Solar and electrical work in Philadelphia is permitted and inspected through the Department of Licenses & Inspections.
Outside Philadelphia, projects are permitted by the municipality or its third-party inspection agency under the Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code.
Net metering and interconnection are handled through your utility; we file the application.
PA DEP's solar resource hub lists federal resources and regional programs such as Solarize Philly rather than a statewide rebate. PPL publishes air-source heat-pump rebates; PECO and Met-Ed customers get a utility-specific consultation. The federal homeowner solar credit is not available for 2026 projects.
Verified November 2026; programs and funding can change. Incentives, rebates and tax credits depend on your utility, location, income, equipment, project details and program funding at the time you apply. Quest Solar does not guarantee eligibility or amounts and does not provide tax advice; consult a qualified tax professional about tax credits.
The federal Residential Clean Energy Credit is not available for expenditures after December 31, 2025 — the IRS states it is not available for property placed in service after that date. Quest does not advertise a 30% federal homeowner solar credit for 2026 projects.
Official source: IRS — Residential Clean Energy Credit (opens in a new tab)
According to the IRS, the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (which covered heat pumps) applies only to property placed in service before the end of 2025, and the Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit (EV chargers) applied to property placed in service through June 30, 2026.
Official sources: IRS — Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (opens in a new tab) · IRS — Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit (opens in a new tab)
Commercial solar may still qualify for federal investment credits, subject to construction-start and placed-in-service deadlines, prevailing-wage and apprenticeship rules for larger projects, and other requirements. IRS Notice 2025-42 explains how beginning of construction is determined for solar facilities.
Official sources: IRS — Clean Electricity Investment Credit (opens in a new tab) · IRS — Notice 2025-42 (beginning of construction) (opens in a new tab)
The PA DEP solar resource hub does not list a statewide residential solar rebate; it points residents to federal resources, PUC fact sheets and regional programs such as Solarize Philly. Net metering and interconnection are handled by your utility (PECO, PPL or Met-Ed).
Official source: PA DEP — Solar energy resource hub for residents (opens in a new tab)
PPL publishes rebates for qualifying air-source heat pumps (a 2026 rebate form dated June 1, 2026), with higher amounts for income-qualified customers. PECO lists rebates and discounts for its customers; we confirm the current PECO offer during your consultation.
Official sources: PPL — Air-source heat pump rebate form (2026) (opens in a new tab) · PECO — Ways to save for your home (opens in a new tab)
The PA DEP solar resource hub does not list a statewide residential solar rebate. Value comes from offsetting your utility bill through net metering, which we review for your utility.
Often, yes. Flat and low-slope rowhome roofs typically use low-profile racking; we check the roof and structure first.
Yes. Battery backup and remote monitoring can be especially useful for homes that sit empty part of the year.
Philadelphia and its Pennsylvania suburbs, plus the Poconos. Near the edges of that area — for example the Lehigh Valley — we confirm your address before scheduling.
Share your address and goals. We confirm your utility, programs and permits before recommending anything.