Top 7 Best Solar Companies in Florida (2023 Reviews)

SunPower provides the highest efficiency panels that help offset the above-average energy bills in Florida, along with great customer service and multiple payment options for accessibility.

SunPower is quite expensive when compared to other installers, but we believe it’s worth the investment.

Why We Chose SunPower as the Best National Provider

SunPower manufactures some of the highest-quality solar panels in the industry. The Maxeon line of panels now made by SunPower’s sister company boasts the highest efficiency ratings available, a massive 22.8%, which is ideal in a place like Florida, where homeowners have higher electricity consumption to offset with their panels. More efficient panels mean more electricity generated in all situations, which should offset more of your electricity bills.

This high rate of production will be especially important in the coming years, as Florida moves to the new net metering standard (net metering 3.0), which has already been adopted in California. With net metering rates dipping well below the retail rate, the energy your panels produce will be more and more valuable, so a high efficiency rate like what SunPower provides will be essential.

SunPower also has one of the best warranty packages in the industry. Its SunPower line of panels comes with 25 years of coverage for the equipment, panel performance and workmanship.

The workmanship coverage, in particular, is important in Florida since the above-average amount of rainfall can expose issues with the installation quickly. This kind of coverage could be especially helpful if you live near the northern border or on the southern tip of Florida, where rainfall tends to be heaviest. It’s also a nice perk in Florida because it protects your system from damage during hurricanes and tropical storms.

SunPower also keeps its services accessible with numerous financing options, including no-down-payment financing and $0-down leases and PPAs. This is also helpful in Florida because the average system — which needs to be larger to meet energy demands — costs around $4,000 more than most Americans pay for solar.

With the pending change to Net Metering 3.0 in Florida (following California), these financing options are particularly nice to have access to, as the need for batteries will likely soon cause solar installation costs to increase significantly. Affordable financing will be even more of a necessity in the near future.

What We Don’t Like

The most significant drawback to SunPower is the cost. SunPower provides the highest-quality equipment in the industry, but it comes at an above-average cost.

Homeowners in Florida typically need an 11.5 kilowatt (kW) system to meet their energy demands, which is an average monthly consumption of 1,142 kWh, one of the highest in the country. At a higher cost per watt than most other installers, a SunPower solar system will cost about $5,000 to $8,000 more than the equivalent system from another installer.

Plus, once batteries become the norm with worsening net metering policies, this higher cost will be a bit harder to justify. We think the panels will pay for themselves over time, but the cost is still high.

Additionally, SunPower only installs its own equipment, whereas many competitors offer a few different equipment brands for customizability.

Read our full review of SunPower for more information.

Solar Products

As we mentioned already, SunPower only installs panels that are manufactured in-house or by its sister company, Maxeon.

SunPower/Maxeon panels have the highest efficiency ratings and some of the most impressive performance specifications available, so we highly recommend this brand. Perhaps most critically, they have one of the lowest temperature coefficients, which means they will outperform most other panels in the high temperatures common in Florida.

SunPower also provides the following products and services to its customers:

• SunVault, which is SunPower’s own solar battery
• WallBox Pulsar electric vehicle (EV) charger, which is a great option in Florida, the second most popular state for EVs
• The MySunPower solar monitoring app

We expect the SunVault and other batteries to increase in overall value and become more of a necessity as Florida inevitably adopts NEM 3.0. We’re seeing a similar change in California, which has already made the switch.

Financing Options

SunPower accepts cash purchases, solar loans, solar leases and power purchase agreements (PPAs).

We recommend a cash purchase to anyone who can afford one, although that does come with a high upfront cost in Florida. However, paying in cash will lead to the highest long-term savings, averaging over $40,000 in the Sunshine State. Keep in mind that these savings don’t include batteries, which could eat up $10,000 to $20,000 worth of the savings.

If you can’t make a cash purchase work, a solar loan is your next best option, as it still lets you take the federal investment tax credit (ITC), an average value of more than $10,400 in FL. Leases and PPAs might be best if you can’t afford to pay in cash and won’t qualify for a loan.

Warranty Information

SunPower has impressive warranty coverage, including a 25-year comprehensive warranty that covers workmanship, equipment and power production, and a 40-year comprehensive warranty for select panel models.

In Florida, we think the workmanship and efficiency coverages are the most beneficial. The labor warranty protects you from roof leaks, which can be a risk in Florida due to above-average rainfall and especially during hurricane season. The efficiency warranty also helps ensure your panels continue to provide the power you need to offset your above-average utility bills.

On average, the panels from SunPower are expected to last for between 25 and 40 years, so your savings are likely to continue for many years to come, which is a blessing in Florida where electricity consumption is through the roof.

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ADT Solar has some of the best warranty coverage in the industry, which is great news for Florida residents who spend more on their systems than most and want to protect their investments.

ADT Solar doesn’t have the most accessible clean energy system financing options.

Why We Chose ADT Solar as the Best for Warranty Coverage

ADT Solar has one of the best warranty packages in the solar industry, which includes 25 years of coverage for manufacturer defects, power production and workmanship. While the equipment coverage is average, the performance warranty is five years longer than average, and the workmanship is 2.5x what’s typically offered in the industry.

The workmanship warranty will help you maintain peace of mind during hurricane season in Florida when hurricanes and tropical storms can bring the threat of roof leaks and panel damage that would otherwise be expensive to repair. This is more helpful on the eastern coast of the state, which tends to get hit the worst with extreme weather, but it will benefit all Floridians.

ADT Solar also brings good customer service to the table and a reputation for fixing problems covered by its warranties. The size of the company sometimes causes delays, but overall, you can expect to have a positive experience with this provider. Positive customer service is important in a high-demand area like Florida, where some companies are just there to turn a profit.

What We Don’t Like

The primary downside to working with ADT Solar, in our opinion, is the chance of delays when waiting for warranty service. There’s a chance that you’ll experience long wait times before your issue is fixed, which means you might miss out on the energy savings your system would otherwise provide. This can be a big deal in Florida, where electricity consumption is high, and even a few weeks without a functioning solar array could be costly.

Another downside is that ADT is far less accessible than SunPower because it doesn’t accept leases or PPAs. That means you’ll either have to pay for your system upfront — which comes with a hefty price tag in Florida — or have the credit to take out a solar equipment loan.\

This is inevitably going to be a bigger drawback when battery storage becomes the norm with the adoption of net metering 3.0. The installation costs are expected to go up by an average of $15,000, which means fewer people will be able to afford a cash purchase or qualify for a loan.

Read our full review of ADT Solar for more information.

Solar Products

ADT Solar used to have a partnership with LG, and for a while, it more or less only installed LG panels. Since those are no longer being manufactured, ADT now installs panels from QCells, Silfab and Canadian Solar.

All three of these brands are considered tier-one brands, and they all have high maximum efficiency ratings of 21.4%. Provided your system is sized appropriately for your home, these brands should be able to generate the 1,100+ kWh per month you need to offset your electricity consumption. If you’re looking for the lowest installation costs possible from ADT, you’ll probably want to go with QCells.

ADT provides customers with access to a few other products and services as well, including the following:

• Tesla Powerwalls
• Enphase IQ batteries
• Enphase inverters
• Enphase or Tesla solar monitoring apps

The battery selection is nice now, but it is going to be a bigger deal once batteries are required to offset electricity consumption with the adoption of NEM 3.0.

Financing Options

As we mentioned above, ADT only accepts cash purchases and solar loans. These are our recommended payment methods, as they lead to higher savings over time than leases and PPAs, they lead to panel ownership and they let you take the federal tax credit, which leases and PPAs don’t.

We suggest a cash purchase if you can afford it, but a solar loan is a great option, too, especially since ADT provides access to $0-down loans that are quite affordable. Keep in mind that these options are going to be less viable in the future as system prices increase with battery adoption.

Warranty Information

ADT Solar really shines when it comes to warranty coverage. Its warranty package is comprehensive and covers the equipment, the panel production and the labor to install the panels for 25 years. Most other companies offer 25 years for the equipment as well but only 20 years for the performance and ten years for the workmanship.

Overall, ADT’s solar panels are expected to last and continue producing sufficient energy for between 25 and 30 years.

Click here for a free quote from ADT Solar.

Blue Raven Solar is highly accessible thanks to its innovative financing program. It also provides outstanding customer service, despite its large size, and it has good warranty coverage.

Blue Raven currently only installs solar panels, so its services are limited, but we still recommend it for homeowners who just want the basics.

Why We Chose Blue Raven Solar as the Best for Financing Options

Blue Raven is best known for its BluePower Plus+ financing program, which revolutionized how homeowners paid for solar panels. Rather than offering typical solar loans, Blue Raven offered $0-down loans with no interest for 18 months. This made solar far more accessible and allowed those who couldn’t previously afford solar to achieve panel ownership.

Blue Raven Solar’s financing is particularly helpful in areas like Florida, where larger system size requirements mean above-average installation costs and naturally make solar less viable for more homeowners. We anticipate that this program will be a huge deal for Floridians once batteries are required to offset consumption. Currently, Blue Raven only offers panels, but it does plan on adding a battery to its offerings.

Blue Raven’s technicians are also very hands-on, friendly and knowledgeable. You’re very likely to get great customer service, as well as help with filing for local solar incentives. Specifically, you could get guided through the process for applying for the Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC), the Florida PACE Program, if applicable, and the sales and property tax exemptions available in the state.

Finally, Blue Raven has good warranty protection — for 25 years — for its equipment and panel production. Again, ensuring your panels maintain their efficiency is important for continuing to save on those above-average Florida electric bills.

What We Don’t Like

Blue Raven Solar currently only offers solar panels, so the services provided are severely limited. If you’re looking for solar batteries for storage, an EV charger or some other add-on product, you’ll need to choose a different provider. If you go solar now and lock in the current net metering rate, this shouldn’t be too much of an issue. But once NEM 3.0 sets in, you’ll very likely want a battery to maximize savings.

Blue Raven also doesn’t accept leases or PPAs. We’re huge fans of its financing program and believe that it opens the door to solar for more customers than traditional financing alone, but we would like to see these other options available as well.

Lastly, Blue Raven only includes a 10-year workmanship warranty. This is average, but we’d prefer something closer to the 25 years offered by SunPower and ADT. This could be more of an issue in Eastern and Southern Florida, where the weather tends to be more severe.

Read our full review of Blue Raven Solar for more information.

Solar Products

Blue Raven Solar installs panels from a few manufacturers, including SolarEdge, Hyundai, Canadian Solar and Trina. These are all tier-one panel brands that offer a solid balance between efficiency rating and cost per watt. They should provide enough energy to offset your consumption, even if you’re near the high state average of 1,100 kWh per month.

Since panel efficiency is so crucial in an area like Florida, where homeowners need high production to offset above-average energy consumption, we recommend the panels from Trina. These have a maximum efficiency rating of 21.8% and are more likely to generate enough power to offset your electric consumption.

The Trina panels do have an above-average temperature coefficient, so they’ll lose efficiency in Florida’s hot summer temperatures. This will be more of an issue in Southern Florida, where temperatures tend to be higher and less of an issue on the coastline, but they should still perform well throughout the state.

If you’re looking to keep costs down, we’d recommend going with the SolarEdge panels.

As mentioned above, Blue Raven doesn’t offer any other products. However, you can get access to the Enphase solar monitoring app.

Financing Options

Blue Raven only accepts cash purchases and solar loans, so customers looking for a lease or PPA will need to turn elsewhere.

However, we’ve chosen Blue Raven as the best for financing options because of its revolutionary BluePower Plus+ financing program. The loans through this program come with low interest rates and no down payment requirements. Most importantly, homeowners who qualify won’t pay any interest for 18 months, making this one of the most accessible solar financing programs in the industry.

A cash purchase will still be more beneficial because you won’t pay any interest, but it’s hard to say anything negative about BluePower Plus+.

Warranty Information

Blue Raven covers its equipment and guarantees a minimum level of solar production for 25 years. The equipment warranty is standard, but the production warranty is a little longer than most other companies offer.

Unfortunately, Blue Raven only has a 10-year labor warranty. This is also average, but in a place like Florida, where extreme weather and excessive rainfall are common, we’d really like to see longer coverage being offered.

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Momentum Solar provides pricing more in line with a larger national company but still provides the outstanding customer service you’d expect from a small local company.

It is important to note that Momentum Solar has faced allegations of racial discrimination in the recent past, although the claims haven’t been substantiated. Still, it’s something worth considering when choosing a provider.

Why We Chose Momentum Solar as the Best Regional Provider

Momentum Solar is well known in the industry for providing outstanding customer service despite its large size. It’s one of the few installers that offers a concierge service, so where you might be confused as to whom your contact is at another solar company, you’ll always have a single point of contact at Momentum that’s there to help.

Despite Momentum being a regional company, its employees are trained on local protocols and understand the solar incentives in Florida. It’s also a hands-on company, so its technicians and salespeople are always willing to help you save by assisting you with filing for solar incentives and rebate programs. That includes local incentives offered by individual municipalities, like the Boynton Beach Energy Edge Rebate Program, as well as statewide perks, like the property and sales tax exemptions.

Finally, Momentum remains accessible, despite the high installation costs most Floridians face. Its pricing is average, and it accepts all four primary solar payment options. Most customers should be able to afford to go solar through Momentum, even as batteries become the norm with shifting NEM policies.

What We Don’t Like

As mentioned above, the most serious downside to working with Momentum is that it’s currently in the middle of a class-action lawsuit for racial discrimination against some of its employees. There has been no resolution to the case, but, of course, this is something we’d much rather never see a company be involved in in the first place.

Additionally, Momentum’s service offerings are limited, as it only installs panels and batteries at this time. Customers looking for EV chargers, solar roofing or other add-ons or services will need to choose a different installer altogether. EV chargers, specifically, are likely to become more popular in the coming years as well, as electric vehicles are skyrocketing in popularity in the state.

Read our full review of Momentum Solar for more information.

Solar Products

Momentum Solar installs panels manufactured by a myriad of different companies, so you won’t be locked into one or two specific brands like you might with other installers. As a part of the company’s concierge service, you get a fully customized system, including panel brands that are chosen to meet your budgetary constraints and your home’s energy demands — even those in Key West, which see the hottest temperatures and the highest air conditioning bills as a result.

The company does mention on its site that it only works with tier-one monocrystalline panels, which is great news for Floridians who need high-quality panels with good levels of production to offset high consumption.

Below is a list of other products and services you can get from Momentum:

• Enphase batteries, including the 3 and the 10
• Enphase solar monitoring app

Financing Options

Momentum accepts all major solar payment options, including cash purchases, loans, leases and power purchase agreements. As is the case with all other providers, we recommend cash and loans if you can make them work. These will yield the most significant financial benefit over time. A lease might be best for you if you can’t afford a cash purchase and won’t qualify for a loan. The leases and PPAs could prove to be good options to have once batteries become the norm.

Warranty Information

Your system from Momentum will be covered by a comprehensive 25-year warranty, which covers the equipment, the panel production and the workmanship.

In an area like Florida, we love to see lengthy coverage like this particularly for the efficiency and labor. The efficiency warranty will ensure your system continues to offset your above-average utility bills, and the labor warranty should insulate you from damages caused by Florida’s extreme weather. Again, this is most beneficial on the eastern coast and southern tip, where hurricane activity is worst, but it’s helpful throughout the state for peace of mind.

Click here for a free quote from Momentum Solar.

Elevation Solar’s employees are all well-equipped to help you file for incentives offered by the state, your city and even your electric company, which can help you save on your installation.

The company’s experience isn’t as impressive as many others in the area, but we’re still confident in its ability to serve Florida homeowners.

Why We Chose Elevation Solar as the Best for Customer Service

The technicians at Elevation Solar are some of the most hands-on we’ve seen in Florida. From the first day you contact the company for a solar quote through installation and beyond, we’re confident you’ll be blown away by how communicative the company is and how professional and friendly the reps are.

Locally-trained reps are great to have in an area like Florida, where statewide incentives aren’t terribly plentiful, but local incentives are. If you live in areas like Boynton Beach, the Keys, or Dunedin, you could benefit from an installer like Elevation, as they’re aware of the local perks and incentives in those municipalities.

In a state like Florida, where the demand for solar is higher than in most states, lots of companies pop up to capitalize and don’t even come close to prioritizing customer service. Elevation Solar is, in our opinion, the total opposite. The company maintains stellar reviews online, including a 4.5-star rating with the Better Business Bureau (BBB).

Elevation Solar also ups the ante by offering energy efficiency home improvements, like installing smart thermostats and Energy Star-rated products. Since Florida homeowners use more energy per month than most Americans, most are concerned with efficiency, so these add-on services are great options.

And with higher energy bills than most states — an average of over $170 per month compared to the national average of just $140 — the boost to energy efficiency Elevation can provide will be welcome.

What We Don’t Like

Elevation Solar has been around for just under a decade, which isn’t very long. We try to pick companies that have at least ten years of experience, as that is usually a sign that the company has longevity and won’t go out of business and void your warranties. However, we feel that Elevation’s reputation does speak for itself.

Unfortunately, Elevation Solar doesn’t keep its services very accessible, as it only accepts cash purchases and solar loans. We do only recommend these two options for long-term savings, but being more inclusive by accepting leases and/or PPAs would be nice.

Read our full review of Elevation Solar for more information.

Solar Products

Elevation Solar primarily installs panels manufactured by REC and Tesla, both of which are included in our list of the best solar panels for home use.

For Floridians who want to maximize power production to ensure they offset their high energy needs, we’d recommend REC panels. Tesla panels are a little cheaper per watt, though.

We’ll include a list of some other products Elevation Solar offers below, which you can use to customize your system and monitor your production:

• Tesla Powerwalls
• Generac PWRCells
• Smart home energy solutions, including smart thermostats and products rated by Energy Star
• Energy efficiency home improvements, like air sealing and installing new insulation and doors; these are particularly helpful in high-consumption areas like Florida

The battery options will be a welcome offering once the state adopts net metering 3.0, and the energy efficiency offerings are outstanding, especially in the hotter areas in Florida, like the Keys.

Financing Options

Elevation Solar only accepts cash purchases and solar loans. These are our recommended payment options because they’re more beneficial to homeowners over time, but they’re also less accessible. Cash payments in Florida total close to $30,000 on average before incentives, and loans will require a minimum credit score.

We don’t recommend leases and PPAs anyway, but it would be nice if Elevation accepted them to make converting to renewable energy more accessible. This will be more of a downside once the net metering policy is updated.

Warranty Information

Elevation Solar includes a standard 25-year warranty for the equipment it installs, which covers things like manufacturer defects and unexpected panel performance issues. You also get a 25-year warranty for the panel production, which is longer than average and helps you save money on your electric bills.

Most importantly, Elevation Solar also covers its workmanship for 30 years, which is three times longer than most other companies. Workmanship warranties are some of the most important coverages you can get in Florida, too, because they keep your system protected through hurricane season and reduce the risk of roof leaks from the heavy rainfall in the state.

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With outstanding customer service and nearly 40 years of experience, Solar Source easily secures its spot on our list as the best local installer in Florida.

The company’s service area is limited, but if you fall inside it, we don’t think you’ll be disappointed if you choose this provider.

Why We Chose Solar Source as the Best Local Installer

There is fierce competition for the best local solar company in Florida, especially given the high demand, but Solar Source easily wins, in our opinion. This provider has been around for just under four decades, making it one of the oldest and most experienced solar providers in the area.

It provides ultra-localized experience and expertise, and there’s no other company that has a better understanding of the needs of Floridians when it comes to solar. The provider can customize your system based on local weather trends and energy demands, and it fully understands local incentives and where they’re trending, so the reps can likely help you save by filing for tax breaks, rebates and other perks that larger companies might miss.

Since the company understands the threat of hurricane season in Florida, it uses specialized trusses and racking equipment that is proven to stand up to the strong winds and extreme conditions that might come your way.

What We Don’t Like

Since Solar Source is a small local company, it has a limited service area. It currently only services the Greater Orlando area and the Greater Tampa area, so many Floridians just won’t have access to the provider. This is, of course, a minor downside, and it’s more an indication of how local the company is than anything else.

The other downside, which is a legitimate concern, is the warranty coverage. The workmanship warranty lasts for just one year. In Florida, having a labor warranty can protect you from damages that result from the frequent extreme weather and the heavy rainfall.

Solar Products

Solar Source carries a handful of panel brands to choose from, including SolarEdge, Panasonic, Tesla and Canadian Solar.

For customers looking to take full advantage of the abundant sunlight in Florida, we recommend Panasonic panels. These have a max efficient rating of 22.2%. SolarEdge is likely going to be the cheapest option, so we’d suggest that brand if the high installation costs in the Sunshine State are a deterrent.

We’ll include a list of additional products Solar Source can install below, which includes more products than most companies in the area:

• LG solar batteries
• Tesla Powerwalls
• Solar pool heating equipment, which is a great option to have in Florida, where lots of homeowners have pools and use tons of expensive electricity to keep them warm
• Solar water heaters
• Tesla solar roofs

Financing Options

Solar Source doesn’t accept leases or PPAs, so you’ll be limited to a cash purchase or a solar loan if you move forward with this provider. As we mentioned above, cash purchases are the most beneficial option over time, as they save you the most and come with the shortest panel payback period. Loans are more accessible, though.

Keep in mind that leases and PPAs will be the only affordable options for some homeowners once the net metering policy gets updated. That means this may not be a viable option for you after that point.

Warranty Information

Solar Source has a 25-year warranty for the equipment — which is average — and the panel performance — which is five years longer than the industry average. It really falls short when it comes to its workmanship warranty, though, as it only covers labor for one year, which is a tenth of the average among solar providers in the U.S.

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Solar Bear couples complete solar installations with many other options for clean energy, energy audits, solar monitoring and more to help you combat those high Florida energy bills.

Solar Bear isn’t the most accessible since it doesn’t accept leases or PPAs, but we still feel it’s a great local option for quality and service.

Why We Chose Solar Bear as the Best for Whole-Home Efficiency

Solar Bear can handle just about any major home energy efficiency upgrade you’re looking for. This is especially helpful in the hotter cities in Florida, like Fort Myers, West Palm Beach, Tampa, Orlando, and Gainesville, all of which boast above-average temperatures within the state.

It provides solar panels, solar batteries, EV chargers, home energy audits, roofing services, spray foam insulation, geothermal heating and air conditioning and more. This is one of the only companies in Florida that can tackle home energy efficiency from the ground up.

In addition to its wealth of services, Solar Bear is known for its stellar customer service. It has only been around since 2015, but it has amassed hundreds of positive reviews from customers who rave about the company. It has a 4.51 customer rating with the BBB and a 4.6-star rating on Google Reviews, which speaks to the company’s ability to serve its customers with professionalism and dedication.

Unlike Solar Source, this local company serves the entire state of Florida, so all residents will be able to get a solar panel system installed from Solar Bear, whether you live in Jacksonville or Miami.

What We Don’t Like

Like many other local companies, Solar Bear doesn’t accept leases or PPAs. If you can’t afford a cash purchase or qualify for a loan, then this company isn’t right for you. This can especially be an issue in high-cost areas like Florida, and it will likely be a bigger issue once batteries become necessary to offset consumption.

Additionally, Solar Bear has only been around for eight years. A lack of longevity sometimes means a higher risk of the company going out of business and voiding your warranty in the process. This is especially a risk in high-demand areas like Florida.

However, we will say that Solar Bear has a great reputation, and we trust that it’s here to stay.

Solar Products

Solar Bear carries panels manufactured by SolarEdge, Trina, Panasonic and Silfab. All of these panel brands are excellent, boast above-average performance specifications and, most importantly, have high efficiency ratings that should be able to meet the high energy demands in Florida.

The panels from SolarEdge are the most budget-friendly option, but the Panasonic panels have a near-peak maximum efficiency of 22.2%, so they’ll provide a higher output.

We’ll include a list of the many additional products Sun Bear offers below:

• LG solar batteries
• Roofing
• Spray foam insulation for boosting home energy efficiency
• Energy audits to see where you could make changes or improvements to your home to maximize energy savings
• Solar thermal heat pumps
• Geothermal heat pumps

Financing Options

Solar Bear accepts cash purchases and loans through third-party lenders, which means you’ll have to pay for your system upfront or be able to qualify for a loan. Customers looking for leases or PPAs will need to choose a different provider altogether, which means Solar Bear isn’t as accessible as some other companies. It may change those policies once solar installation prices go up with NEM 3.0 adoption.

Warranty Information

Solar Bear provides outstanding warranty coverage that is above average and offers better protection than most competitors. The equipment warranty and the performance warranties last for 30 years, which is five and ten years longer than the industry averages, respectively.

The workmanship warranty is 2.5x the industry average at 25 years. This coverage, in particular, is helpful for protecting your system and your home from damages related to Florida’s common extreme weather.

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