Solar Energy in the Grand Strand
Rebates, Tax Credits & Santee Cooper Incentives

Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand Residents: Cash In on Solar Rebates & Tax Credits While They Last

Power your home with the sun and tap into thousands in state and utility incentives through Santee Cooper and South Carolina’s unmatched 25% state tax credit.

If you're a homeowner or business in the Grand Strand, you're in one of the best places in the country to go solar. Here’s what’s available right now:

✅ Santee Cooper Solar Rebate – up to $1,200 per installed system
✅ Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) – covers 30% of your system cost
✅ South Carolina Solar Tax Credit – adds another 25% back on your state taxes
✅ Property Tax Exemption – your home value increases, but your taxes don’t
✅ Net Metering Programs – get credit for excess power you send back to the grid

Santee Cooper Solar Program Details

⚡Why Go Solar in the Grand Strand?

Beachside Sun = More Savings

The Grand Strand enjoys more sunny days than most of the Southeast — making it one of the top coastal regions in the U.S. for solar production. Whether you're in North Myrtle, Conway, Surfside, or Garden City, your home is a power plant waiting to happen.

Add in strong local grid infrastructure, rising electric rates, and generous solar rebates — and it’s no wonder thousands of Santee Cooper customers have already made the switch.

🔧 How It Works

Our 3-Step Process Makes It Simple

1. Free Site Assessment
We evaluate your roof, shade, and current electric usage — zero cost.

2. Design + Rebate Coordination
We design your solar layout and handle all rebate paperwork with Santee Cooper and the IRS.

3. Installation + Activation
Our local-certified crews install fast. You turn on your system and start saving instantly.

🙋 FAQ

Questions from Your Neighbors

Q: Can I get solar even if I have an HOA?
A: Yes. South Carolina law prevents HOAs from blocking solar panel installations. We’ve worked with HOAs from Myrtle Beach to Pawleys Island.

Q: How long until I see savings?
A: Most customers see a drop in their bill immediately after activation — and many recoup their system cost in 5–7 years, with 25+ years of free power ahead.