01 / Consultation
We review your electric bill, goals and roof to see whether solar makes sense.
Benefits, savings, design, equipment, financing, incentives, installation, warranties and answers, in one place.
Request a consultation ↗Residential solar turns sunlight into electricity, offsetting what you would otherwise buy from your utility. For the right home, that means lower electric bills, more predictable energy costs, and a hedge against rising rates, all while adding long-term value to your property.
See if your home qualifies ↗A well-sized solar system can offset a meaningful share of your annual electric use. How much you save depends on your bill, your utility's net metering, your roof and your system size. Use our calculator for a transparent estimate, not an inflated promise.
Calculate your savings ↗Design starts with your usage, roof orientation, shade and available space. We model production for your actual conditions rather than a national average, so the system size and panel count fit your home, not a template.
Start your design ↗Panels, inverters, racking and batteries each shape performance, cost and longevity. We compare verified manufacturer specifications, efficiency, capacity and warranties so you can choose equipment with confidence.
Compare equipment ↗Ownership, a solar loan, a lease or PPA, or a prepaid lease each trade upfront cost, monthly payment, maintenance and incentives differently. We compare them side by side so you can see the full long-term picture.
Compare solar plans ↗The federal solar tax credit, net metering, and state programs like New Jersey SRECs and Pennsylvania net metering can materially improve your economics. Eligibility and value depend on current rules and your tax situation.
Estimate your costs ↗We review your electric bill, goals and roof to see whether solar makes sense.
A system modeled for your usage, roof and production, with clear pricing.
Engineering, municipal permits and utility interconnection applications.
Crew installs racking, panels, inverters and electrical connections.
Municipal and utility inspections, then permission to operate.
System turns on and production becomes visible through monitoring.
See the full seven-step process on our installation page.
Track output from your phone. Drops in production flag issues early.
No moving parts. Occasional cleaning and inspection keep output strong.
Microinverters show per-panel production; string systems show whole-array.
Seasonal shading and snow reduce production temporarily by design.
Modern inverters and batteries receive firmware updates remotely.
Know who handles warranty and service before you sign any agreement.
Typically 25 years against manufacturing defects; verify per model.
Guaranteed output at year 25, often 80-92% of rated power.
Enphase microinverters commonly 25 years; string inverters 10-15 years.
Structural warranties from the mounting manufacturer.
Usually 10 years or a throughput/cycle limit, whichever comes first.
Flashing and workmanship coverage for roof penetrations.
Warranty terms vary by manufacturer and product. Request the exact documents for your proposed system.
Savings depend on your electric bill, utility rate, roof, system size and financing. We show transparent estimates with our calculators rather than inflated promises.
Modeled for your roof and usage, not a template.
Clear pricing and stated assumptions.
Equipment and financing, side by side.
Warranties and monitoring, clarified.
Tell us what you have in mind. We'll help you understand the next step.