A Little Holiday Cheer. On Us.

Why OnSite Energy is bringing back Holiday Bill Pay for Montana homeowners.

The holidays have a way of reminding us what matters most. Time with family and friends. A warm home on a cold Montana evening. The people and places that make our communities feel like home.

They also come with expenses. Between heating, electricity, travel, and everything else that comes with the season, winter can put additional pressure on household budgets.

At OnSite Energy, we spend our days helping Montanans think about their energy future. How much energy their homes use. What electricity might cost five, ten, or twenty years from now. And whether solar is the right investment for their families.

But we also know that making a significant investment in your home isn't always an easy decision, especially around the holidays.

That's part of why we're bringing back our Holiday Bill Pay promotion this November and December.

A Little Help Today. More Energy Independence Tomorrow.

We believe solar should be about more than installing panels on a roof.

It's about giving homeowners more options, greater control over their energy costs, and the opportunity to produce electricity right where they live.

Those benefits develop over time. But we wanted to offer something that could make a difference a little sooner.

Through December 31, 2026, Montana homeowners who sign a qualifying residential solar agreement with OnSite Energy can receive up to $1,000 in reimbursements for eligible winter electric bills.

It's our way of offering a little holiday cheer while helping homeowners take a meaningful step toward their long-term energy goals.

And because the offer is based on signing a qualifying agreement, homeowners don't need to have their solar system installed by December 31 to meet the signing deadline.

The Montana Communities We Call Home

OnSite Energy was built in Montana, and we're proud of the relationships we've developed with homeowners, businesses, and organizations throughout the state.

Our team understands what it means to live here. We know that Montana winters are no small thing, and that every home, property, and energy need is different.

That's why we approach solar as a conversation, not a sales pitch.

No door knocking. No high-pressure sales tactics. Just experienced local professionals helping you understand your options and make an informed decision.

We're proud to be Montana's only B Corp solar company and to have been recognized as a Top Solar Contractor nationally eight times. Through initiatives like our Solar for Conservation program, we're also helping connect renewable energy with the protection of Montana's land, water, and wildlife habitats. Because doing good business means investing in the places we call home.

Holiday Bill Pay is one small way we can put that philosophy into practice.

A Gift That Goes Beyond the Holidays

A solar installation is a long-term investment, and the decision deserves thoughtful consideration.

For some homeowners, that means exploring the numbers and understanding their potential savings. For others, it means asking questions about battery storage, winter performance, or what happens during a power outage.

And for some, it simply means revisiting a conversation they've been putting off.

Whatever stage you're at, our team is here to help you understand whether solar makes sense for your home.

If you've been thinking about solar, we'd love to help you explore what's possible. And if the timing is right, we'd be happy to cover a little of your winter electricity costs along the way.

A little holiday cheer. On us.

Explore Holiday Bill Pay

Sign a qualifying residential solar agreement by December 31, 2026, and receive up to $1,000 in reimbursements for eligible electric bills.

Learn more about the offer and connect with our team:

https://www.onsiteenergyinc.com/holiday-bill-pay

Offer subject to eligibility requirements. Reimbursements are limited to $1,000 total and issued by OnSite Energy via check. Contact our team for full program details.

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