RESIDENTIAL SERVICES: SOLAR, BATTERIES AND EV CHARGING STATIONS
There are many great reasons to power your home with solar electricity. Let us help you investigate whether solar makes sense for your home, with a free analysis of your site and your electricity usage. We can design a customized system to best meet your needs. Our team manages your project from start to finish - from design, to applications and permits, to installation and maintenance.
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How long does a project take?
An average residential installation takes about 5 weeks, start to finish.
this timeline includes all necessary applications and permitting.
*Average residential solar installation timeline will vary from site to site.
Current Incentives
30% Federal Tax Credit - The residential tax credit ends on Dec 31, 2025!
The Commercial Federal Tax Credit: Projects started by July 4, 2026 are still eligible for the full 30% as long as they are placed in service within 4 years of that date. Projects started after July 4, 2026 must be placed in service by December 31, 2027
The 30% Federal Tax Credit allows you to claim up to 30% of the expenditures used to install your solar system. This 30% credit is based off of the Gross Cost of all the expenditures. The Credit has been expanded to include ESS (Energy Storage Systems.)
25% new york State Tax Credit- primary residences only
New York State offers a 25% Tax Credit for your solar system up to $5000. This 25% Credit is applied to the Net Cost after both the Federal Tax Credit and the NYSERDA rebate are accounted for. More information about the New York State Solar Tax Credit can be found here.
NYserda incentives: NY-Sun and affordable solar
NY-Sun is a program of NYSERDA (New York State Energy Research and Development Authority) that offers a rebate for residential solar systems up to 25kW in size. These incentives are paid directly to the installing contractor, helping cover the installation cost. The current rate is $0.15/Watt at the time this is written. The most updated information can be found directly at NY-Sun's website located here.
