Bank Statement Converter for Solar Installers and Solar Sales Professionals
Solar installation company owners, solar sales representatives, rooftop solar contractors, and commercial solar project managers can convert bank statement PDFs to Excel or CSV to document project completion payment deposits, monthly sales commission income, and recurring residential installation revenue. Essential for SBA 7(a) loans for solar company equipment and fleet expansion, and for mortgage applications where solar installer commission income needs professional documentation.
Key Benefits
- Documents project completion payment deposits for solar installation income proof
- Tracks monthly sales commission deposits for solar sales representative mortgages
- Separates residential solar installation revenue from commercial project income
- Seasonal installation peak documentation (spring/summer rooftop work season)
- SBA loan support with 3-year solar company revenue history in Excel
How It Works
- Step 1: Upload your bank statement PDFs (last 12–24 months)
- Step 2: Select Excel output
- Step 3: Identify installation payment deposits, commission income, and project draws
- Step 4: Calculate income average for mortgage or SBA expansion loan application
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do solar sales reps document commission income for mortgage applications?
- Solar sales representatives typically earn large per-deal commissions ($2,000–$8,000 per residential installation) with variable monthly totals depending on deals closed. Export 24 months of bank statements to Excel to show commission deposit history across a full 2-year period. Lenders average commission income over 24 months — a strong year followed by a slow year averages to a more conservative qualifying income. Non-QM bank statement loans work well for solar reps who have high-months/low-months patterns — they use 12-month gross deposit average, which captures the earning potential without requiring stable month-to-month income.
- Can solar installation companies get SBA loans for fleet and equipment expansion?
- Yes. Solar installation companies expanding their crew capacity (more installation teams), upgrading equipment (trucks, racking systems, inverter inventory), or entering commercial solar markets can use SBA 7(a) or SBA 504 loans. Export 3 years of business bank statements to Excel to demonstrate revenue growth driven by federal tax credit cycles and state incentive programs. Solar industry business loans evaluate: revenue trajectory, contract backlog, and the company's capacity to capture solar incentive program volumes. The Inflation Reduction Act's 30% federal solar ITC has created strong solar market tailwinds that SBA lenders recognize.
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