5.0· Google
Daniel is very knowledgeable and helped us through the solar process from start to finish. Looking forward to more projects and savings.
Built local.Built to last.
Commercial solar, designed and installed by your neighbors in southeast Kansas.
The federal support stack · 2026Four layers.
Four layers.
One project.
Up to 80% back.
A fully qualifying commercial project can recover up to about 80% of its installed cost — most of it in year one. The exact stack depends on your address: the energy-community bonus covers much of rural southeast Kansas, but most town centers are excluded — so we check your site on the DOE map and model your specific numbers from the assessment.
+18–28%
100% Bonus Depreciation
First-year write-off · value depends on bracket
+10%
Domestic Content Bonus†
Mostly US-made equipment
+10%
Energy Community Bonus†
Much of rural SE Kansas · check the map
30%
Clean Energy Tax Credit†
Base federal solar credit
Total potential recoveryup to ~80%*
* Estimate worked from public IRS rules — of project cost, recovered as credits plus depreciation. Your depreciation benefit depends on your tax bracket, and not every site qualifies for both bonuses. SEK Solar does not provide tax advice.
† The 30% credit and both 10% bonuses require the project to be placed in service by Dec 31, 2027; 100% bonus depreciation is a separate, ongoing provision.
Project gallery
Real projects, right here in SE Kansas.
Recent commercial installs across southeast Kansas — convenience stores, retail, hospitality, agriculture, mixed-use.
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Why SEK Solar
Built on 15+ years — and an 18 MW rooftop.
Before SEK Solar, our team spent 15+ years building commercial solar at scale — including an 18 MW commercial rooftop that was the world’s second-largest when it was completed in 2020. That same engineering and project discipline now works for businesses across southeast Kansas.
- Experience
- 15+ years in solar
- Projects
- 150+ delivered
- Largest build
- 18 MW rooftop · 2020
- Based in
- Chanute, KS · owner-run
Recent reviews
Five-star service, locally based.
A few words from customers we’ve designed, installed, and commissioned systems for.
5.0· Google
Outstanding company. Daniel helped from the beginning of the grant process until we were completely online. Went the extra mile finding and filling out documentation.
5.0· Google
All plans and paperwork were in order and well explained. Daniel kept in touch throughout the project, and made sure we were satisfied when completed.
How we workFour steps.
Four steps.
One local team.
One local team and one point of contact, from the first walk-through to the final inspection — and we’re still here after the system is switched on.
Site assessment & proposal
We walk your roof or ground, review a year of utility bills, and confirm your utility’s net-metering or parallel-generation rules. You get a written proposal — system size, price, and the exact credit stack your site qualifies for — in a week or two.
Design & permitting
We carry the engineering, city permits, and the utility interconnection agreement — the parts that carry the risk. You sign where signatures are needed; we deal with the inspectors.
Installation
Our local crew, scheduled around your operating hours — racking, modules, conduit, inverters. Tidy job-site, daily updates, and almost all of it outside your building.
Inspection, switch-on & monitoring
Utility inspection and your new bi-directional meter, string tests, and final commissioning — then a monitoring portal in your name, producing from day one. After that it’s a Chanute number you call, not a national queue.
Get a no-cost site assessment
Talk to a local person who knows your project.
Tell us a little about your operation. We’ll come walk the site, model your tax credit stack, and put a real number on the table within two weeks — no obligation.