Tell us your address and roughly what you spend on electricity. We will look at your roof, work out what it can take, and give you a straight answer.
Takes about a minute. No obligation.
We will never sell your details, and you decide whether we call.
Four steps, and you can stop at any of them.
We pull aerial imagery of your roof and work out its size, pitch, direction and shading — before anyone visits.
We go through what your roof can carry, what it would produce, and what it would cost. Ask anything. No obligation.
We check roof condition, shading and your electrical panel, then give you a firm written price.
Permits, inspection and utility interconnection are handled by us. Most homes are installed in a day or two.
New Jersey home improvement contracts carry a three-day right of cancellation. We put it in writing.
The state has one of the better arrangements in the country for homeowners. Three things matter.
Programme rates and eligibility change, and are set by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities rather than by us. We will tell you the rate that applies to your system when we quote it.
We design and install solar for homes across New Jersey. We handle the permits, the inspection, the utility interconnection and your SREC registration, so the only thing you deal with is us.
Design, permitting, installation and utility interconnection for New Jersey homes. We handle the paperwork, including your SREC registration.
Backup for outages. We will tell you honestly whether it pays for itself in New Jersey, which for most homes it does not — it buys resilience, not savings.
If your roof has fewer years left than the panels do, replacing it first is far cheaper than removing and refitting an array later. We quote both together.
Not for homeowners who buy a system outright. The residential clean energy credit ended for systems completed after 31 December 2025. Anyone telling you otherwise in 2026 is either out of date or not being straight with you. New Jersey's own programmes are unaffected, and they are the larger part of the case here.
It depends on your roof, your usage and your electrical panel, so we would rather give you a real number on a call than a made-up one on a web page. What we can say is that we show you a price range and explain exactly what would move it up or down.
No, and be wary of anyone who says it will. Your utility charges a fixed monthly amount regardless of how much you generate, and most homes import some power on winter evenings. A well-sized system covers most of your usage, not all of it.
Then we will tell you. Some roofs are not worth it, and we would rather say so than sell you a system that disappoints. If your roof does not work, community solar may still let you buy solar power without installing anything.
Not on their own. A grid-tied system shuts down during an outage for the safety of line workers, unless you add a battery with islanding capability. This is the single most common misunderstanding we hear.
No. There is no obligation and no site visit unless you want one, and any contract you do sign carries a three-day right of cancellation under New Jersey law.
A minute to check, and an engineer will walk you through it.
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