A Full Service Solar EPC
Your solar journey, fully supported and managed by our in-house experts
Solar energy cuts monthly utility costs and promotes sustainability. By choosing ARC solar company, you make a smart investment in your energy future, ensuring long-term savings and a healthier planet. We provide a seamless process from consultation to installation, ensuring every step is handled with care.
Let’s face it - solar has a bad reputation. Pushy sales tactics, poor workmanship, and broken promises have left people skeptical.
At ARC, we’re here to change that. By managing every step of the process in-house, we ensure exceptional quality and accountability you can trust. Our carefully crafted approach takes the stress out of going solar, giving you the confidence and peace of mind to enjoy the benefits of renewable energy - whether for your home or business.
Over the next 25 years, you could spend $50,000 or more on electricity bills —money you’ll never see again. Or, you could invest in solar, locking in lower energy costs, increasing your home’s value, and protecting yourself from rising rates. Don’t let energy bills drain your finances. The cost of doing nothing is always increasing.
The average cost of solar in Illinois and Missouri ranges from $12,000 to $22,000. However, energy bill savings can often cover the loan payments entirely, with most homeowners breaking even in just 5 to 8 years
With federal and state incentives available, there’s never been a better time to explore how solar can work for your home. Save thousands, take control, and power your home with renewable energy!
ARC solar company will handle everything from sales to installation as your trusted EPC. Our experienced team guides you through each step, designing custom solar systems that meet your unique energy needs. Despite install crews being in-house we also use 25-year warrantied solar panels to maximize efficiency and boost your savings.
Switching to ARC solar company gives you control over your energy usage and reduces reliance on traditional power sources. For example systems provide reliable energy even during peak usage times, saving you money while keeping the power on. We are also always up-to-date on the latest solar technology and incentives to ensure you always get the most out of your solar investment. So, with state programs like Illinois Solar for All, now is the perfect time to make the switch.
Specifically the Illinois Solar for All program allows income-eligible residents to access affordable solar energy with little to no upfront costs. As a solar company ARC helps you maximize savings while enjoying clean, renewable energy.
In short choose ARC for a brighter, more sustainable, and energy-efficient future. We’re here to support your journey to energy independence and environmental responsibility.
We’re here to guide you through every step of your solar journey. Our energy advisors will provide you with clear, easy-to-understand information, empowering you to make confident decisions. Whether you are looking for a quote, a second-opinion, or if you just have a question about solar. We'd be happy help you out.
Submit a contact form and we'll analyze your home's energy profile using our advanced computer software.
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If your home is a good fit, we’ll engage in a brief call to discuss your energy goals. From there, we’ll design a custom solar system tailored to meet your needs and maximize your savings.
THIS PROCESS IS COMPLETED IN JUST A FEW DAYS
After you approve the design, we’ll guide you through the onboarding process.A team member will conduct a site survey to gather specific details about your roof and electrical system.
We handle all permitting and approvals, ensuring everything is ready for installation. Once approved, our in-house team installs your solar system, ensuring optimal performance.
After installation, we coordinate necessary inspections and activate your system so you can start generating clean energy immediately.
Our goal is to complete the entire process - from initial consultation to system activation - within 90 days.
As of 2025 - The federal solar tax credit allows homeowners to deduct up to 30% of their solar project costs.
Illinois offers the Illinois Solar Renewable Energy Credit (SREC) program through Illinois Shines, which allows homeowners to sell renewable energy their system produces as credits. There are also state programs like Illinois Solar for All.
Missouri has state incentives with a property tax exemption and access to the ITC. Several power companies in Missouri also offer rebates through net metering which lets you sell power back to the utility company.
How Does Utility Charge Electricity?
Energy companies charge you based on how many kilowatt-hours (kWh) you use, and you're charged for each unit.
For example:
Running a 1,000-watt appliance for 1 hour uses 1 kWh
Note: The price of electricity fluctuates based on demand, fuel costs, and other factors. Over time, electricity prices tend to rise, which means higher bills for you. Reduce bills by producing your own!
Solar panels absorb sunlight and convert it into electricity using special materials like silicon. This electricity is called DC (direct current) power.
DC power flows in a steady, one-way stream from the panels toward your home. This direct flow of energy needs to be converted into usable power which happens through an inverter.
In order to utilize this energy we must convert it into Alternating Current or AC Power
The next step is to convert it into Alternating Current (AC) with the help of an inverter.
There are different types of inverters, like string inverters, microinverters, and power optimizers, but they all perform the same basic function.
With solar, you don't just produce electricity for your home - you can also save through a process called net metering.
When you produce more electricity than your home needs, that extra energy is sent back to the grid.
In return, your utility company gives you credits for each kWh of energy you send back.
During times when your solar panels aren't producing as much energy (like at night or when it's cloudy). You'll pull electricity from the grid and the credits can be used to reduce costs
Note: Not all states have net metering policies. The availability of net metering depends on your state and utility provider. Be sure to check your local regulations to see if you can take advantage of this benefit.
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