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Make your roof work harder.

Send one electric bill. We’ll show you what may fit, which programs may apply, and what to do next.

Savings, system size, incentives, and eligibility require project-specific review.

Your solar starting pointSample residential shade report showing solar access across a house roof
Shade + usage + utility = a better first estimate.
1 billstarts the review
3 pathshome, business, community
Localequipment-first guidance
Clearno one-size-fits-all claims

Solar programs, explained

Three solar paths.
One clear guide.

A quick overview of how Illinois programs may support homes, businesses, nonprofits, churches, and public facilities.

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01 Home02 Business03 Community

Choose your starting point

What kind of property do you have?

01

For homeowners

Start with the roof.

  • Electric bill + shade review
  • Illinois Shines
  • Income-qualified Solar for All paths
Start this review
02

For business

Put daytime use to work.

  • Load + rate review
  • Roof, land, or canopy options
  • Illinois Shines pathways
Start this review
03

For community

Find the right program.

  • Churches + nonprofits
  • Public and community facilities
  • School-specific funding paths
Start this review

Program availability, project selection, incentive value, savings, and eligibility are not guaranteed.

Large commercial rooftop solar array installed by the A & I team
Real A & I commercial project experience.

Commercial + industrial edge

Use power while the sun is working.

Daytime demand and usable roof or ground space can make commercial properties strong solar candidates.

01 Match production to daytime use02 Turn unused space into an energy asset03 Compare project economics with real load data
Review my facility

Illinois Solar for All

Community-serving properties deserve a clear path.

We help evaluate program fit, site details, and the application route.

ChurchesNonprofitsPublic facilitiesSchools*

*Public schools may use Illinois Shines or other funding paths rather than the Illinois Solar for All Non-Profit and Public Facilities subprogram.

A & I team member assembling electrical control equipment
Local electrical and equipment knowledge.

How it works

Bill. Review. Plan.

  1. 01

    Send one bill

    Upload the front and back.

  2. 02

    We review the fit

    Usage, shade, site, and programs.

  3. 03

    See a clear next step

    A practical concept—if the property fits.

A & I Supply keeps the technical work behind the scenes—and the decision clear.

Start with my bill

Start your solar review

Tell us about your property.

Most people finish in about 8–10 minutes. Fields marked * are required.

  1. 1Contact
  2. 2Property & energy
  3. 3Documents
  4. 4Review
Step 1 of 4Contact and service address

We’ll use this information to review the request and reach you.