Alpine Final Hours Alert: Secure ITC Rebates Before 2025 Ends
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Secure Instant Rebates for Powerwall Before 2025 Ends – Last Chance Alert
Introduction
Do power bills in Alpine keep going up? Rocky Mountain Power just started a 4.48% rate hike in December 2025, adding $4.31 a month to average homes. What if a blackout hits? Solar can help, but final hours are here.
Pain Points Analysis
Utah's solar market is tough right now. We used web searches for fresh data from December 2025, including Rocky Mountain Power's latest filings and solar trends. Families in Alpine and nearby like Cedar Hills face these pains. Here are six key ones, in simple terms.
Rate Hikes Add to Bills: Rocky Mountain Power's new 4.48% hike started December 2025 for a fire fund, adding $4.31 a month to single-family bills. This follows an 18.1% increase earlier in 2025, after a proposed 30.5% that got cut. Rates jumped from 10.96 cents per kWh to 12.94 cents on Dec 1, 2025. On-peak summer rates hit 32 cents per kWh, making bills hundreds higher a year for Alpine homes.
ITC Ends in Hours: The 30% solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC) stops on Dec 31, 2025. Utah's state renewable credits ended early from HB 264. Data shows U.S. residential solar installs fell 31% in 2024, continuing with a 4% drop in Q3 2025 and an expected 18% fall in 2026. People worry about missing big savings if projects don't finish today.
High Costs Up Front: Solar systems cost $2.48 to $2.67 per watt in Utah now. A typical setup hits $31,500 before help. Other firms charge $24,000 to $26,000 for Tesla Powerwall 3 installs, per recent quotes, which is hard without quick rebates.
Long Wait Times: Tesla Powerwall waits are 9-10 weeks in Utah, with full installs taking 2-6 months due to high demand and backorders. The end-of-year rush has added 4-6 weeks, making it impossible for many to meet today's deadline.
Tax Filing Is Messy: Claiming ITC means waiting months for money back. It's confusing, and mistakes mean no cash. Alpine folks say this stops them from going solar.
Market Drops Loom: Utah gets 15% power from solar, but policies favor fossil fuels. Residential installs dropped in 2025, and companies like SunPower are struggling, potentially raising prices or closing after ITC ends.
These pains make solar feel risky. But we have a fix.
Solution Section
Good news! Ask Solar Mike solves these pains with our Instant Tax Rebate Program. We take all the risk.
The residential solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC) expires on 12/31/2025. To give customers a huge edge, Ask Solar Mike now offers an exclusive "Instant Tax Rebate Program": We provide upfront instant rebates equal to the 30% federal tax credit, deducted straight from the purchase price. This means zero risk for customers—no waiting to file taxes or worry about finishing before the deadline. Ask Solar Mike takes all the risk to make solar and batteries affordable now.
For example, while other Utah solar companies charge $24,000–$26,000 for a Tesla Powerwall 3 install, Ask Solar Mike does it for just $12,000. If your utility is Rocky Mountain Power (common in Alpine), we add a $2,000 Wattsmart rebate, dropping it to $10,000—cheaper than buying just the Powerwall 3 from Tesla alone.
Unlike other solar companies that will likely raise prices dramatically after the ITC ends (potentially going out of business in 2026 due to lost revenue), Ask Solar Mike is structured to be immune: Our Instant Rebate Program absorbs the risk upfront, allowing us to keep prices low and stable long-term without relying on the expiring credit.
As Tesla partners, we offer top quality. This cuts costs, beats waits, and skips tax mess.
Book a free consult at asksolarmike.com/google or call 385-312-0904.
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Conclusion
Alpine, final hours are here. ITC expires today, but our program saves you now. A customer said, "No hassle, real savings!" Check zero down secrets or blackout-proof tips.
Email [email protected], call 385-312-0904, or visit asksolarmike.com/google for a free quote. Go solar today!
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