Cut your Orlando business’s power bill with commercial solar
Central Florida businesses can claim up to 40% back through the federal tax credit with domestic-content materials — plus depreciation savings and a hedge against rising Duke Energy and OUC rates.
- Up to 40% back with domestic-content materials
- Depreciation that recovers much of the rest
- Locally installed & monitored
Federal credit ends for systems not running by Dec 31, 2027
Why commercial solar, why now
Stack the federal credit and depreciation on top of Central Florida's rising rates and the math is hard to ignore. The catch: your system has to be up and running by the end of 2027 to claim it.
See how the 40% tax credit stacks up
Up to 40% back in federal tax credits (through 2027)
The 30% Investment Tax Credit, plus another 10 points when qualifying American-made equipment pushes your project into the domestic-content bonus.
Depreciation recovers most of the rest
Commercial systems qualify for MACRS and bonus depreciation, so a large share of the remaining cost comes back as deductions against business income.
Stop renting power from the utility
Every kilowatt-hour your array generates is one you never buy from Duke Energy or Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC) — at whatever commercial rates climb to next year.
Central Florida sun works fast
Long sunny days and demand-charge-heavy commercial bills mean Orlando arrays start returning money quickly — among the fastest-payback upgrades a building can get.
Incentive value varies with your tax situation and equipment choices. We map what your project qualifies for; your tax advisor makes the final call.
Proudly serving Central Florida
Orlando · Winter Park · Kissimmee · Sanford · Lake Mary — and businesses across Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake counties.
See all service areasHow it works
1. Free assessment
A recent bill plus a look at your roof or land — free, and nobody chases you afterward.
2. Custom proposal
Hard numbers for your building: system size, production, incentives, and when it pays back.
3. Design, install & monitor
Licensed crews handle permits, installation, and inspection, then keep monitoring after the switch flips.
Installed the right way — by May Electric Solar
Your system is designed and installed by May Electric Solar, a licensed Florida Master Electrician contractor and Enphase Platinum Installer in business since 2006 — thousands of systems and 20+ years, with an in-house team and never a sub-contractor.
Meet your contractor →Enphase Platinum Installer
The top tier Enphase awards — earned with workmanship, kept with support.
In-house team, no subs
Trained employees on every roof, with a Master Electrician running the job.
30-year warranty
Solar Insure coverage, $0 deductible, and it transfers free if you sell.
Honest system sizing
Quoted to what the numbers support, never padded to inflate the sale.
Trusted across Florida
“They right-sized the system to our actual load and handled permitting and the utility interconnection from start to finish. Our operating costs dropped with zero disruption to the business.”
“The product they provide is top quality, with a warranty that gives peace of mind.”
Find out what your building could be saving
The assessment is free, the numbers are yours to keep either way.