BABIO FAQ

The choice between buying, financing, or leasing solar panels is an important decision that should be made based on your needs, financial goals, and preferences.

Below, we explain the key differences between these options:

Buying Solar Panels:

Buying solar panels involves directly acquiring the solar energy system.

This makes you the owner of the system and allows you to benefit from long-term savings on your electricity bills.

Additionally, ownership of the panels can increase the value of your property.

However, the upfront investment can be high, and you’ll be responsible for maintenance and repair costs.

Financing Solar Panels:

The financing option allows you to acquire the solar panel system with monthly payments over a set period.

While it doesn’t require a significant upfront payment, you’ll need to consider interest rates and loan terms.

As you repay the loan, you become the owner of the system and enjoy the benefits of savings on your electricity bills.

Leasing Solar Panels:

Leasing solar panels involves paying a monthly fee for the use of the panels and the energy they generate.

Although you’re not the owner of the system, this option usually has a lower initial cost and frees you from maintenance and repair responsibilities.

Leasing can be an excellent choice if you want to reduce your electricity bills without making a significant upfront investment.

At Babio, we offer all these options to provide you with the flexibility you need.

Our team of experts will help you understand the pros and cons of each alternative and guide you to make the decision that best suits your needs and financial goals.

Contact us to explore these options and take a step toward a more efficient and sustainable home.