We're your local Boynton Beach solar crew
Boynton Beach has a mix of older coastal homes and newer inland developments, and both segments need solar work. Gulfstream-area older homes along the Intracoastal sometimes need electrical panel upgrades before solar can be installed. Inland subdivisions like Canyon Townes, Boynton Waters, and the Quantum Park-area communities are newer construction with shingle roofs more tolerant of standard mounting hardware. We've worked on both — the older coastal homes and the newer inland homes — and the work is different in each case.
Boynton Beach takes the brunt of summer thunderstorms and several hurricanes have pushed storm surge into the lagoon-district neighborhoods. Post-storm repair work is a big part of what we do here — replacing broken flashings, reattaching displaced panels, replacing salt-damaged inverters, and getting systems back online. We respond fast to storm-damage calls because we know the FPL feeder queues here and the local inspection backlog.
For Boynton Beach homeowners with central AC, electric water heating, and (increasingly) EV chargers, a properly sized solar-plus-storage system typically delivers 70–90% electric bill offset under FPL net metering. The 30% federal ITC applies to all Boynton Beach installations through 2032.
Boynton Beach homeowners get a licensed Florida solar contractor with NABCEP certification. We pull the City of Boynton Beach permit, coordinate with FPL on the interconnection, and handle any post-storm repair work and electrical panel upgrades.
What we install in Boynton Beach
- New solar panel systems for Boynton Beach homes — typically 7–12 kW for family-sized properties
- Battery storage backup for hurricane season and FPL outage resilience — Tesla Powerwall, Enphase, and FranklinWH systems
- EV charger installation paired with solar for fuel-cost-free Level 2 home charging
- Post-storm panel repair — replacing broken flashings, displaced panels, and salt-damaged inverters
- Electrical panel upgrades for older Boynton Beach homes that cannot accept a solar backfeed
- Solar energy audits for existing systems that may be underperforming due to age or storm damage
Boynton Beach neighborhoods we serve
We work across Boynton Beach — older Gulfstream-area coastal homes, the Boynton Waters and Canyon Townes family subdivisions, the Quantum Park-area newer construction, and the central Boynton corridor along Congress Avenue. Older coastal homes often need electrical-panel upgrades; newer inland homes typically accept standard solar installs with shingle-friendly mounting.
Boynton Beach net metering and FPL
Florida Power & Light serves Boynton Beach residential customers. FPL net metering rolls excess production over as kilowatt-hour credits at the retail rate. Post-storm, many Boynton homes add battery storage to ride out FPL outages and keep critical loads online for days at a time.
Ready to go solar in Boynton Beach? Most Boynton Beach site assessments can be scheduled within 5 business days. We provide a fixed-price quote, handle all permitting, and most residential installations are completed in 1–2 days.