Solar · Connecticut
Solar on a roof we already stand behind.
- Typical install
- 1–3 days
- Roof first
- If under ~15 years left
- Battery
- Quoted when it fits
- Territory
- Connecticut
What it usually costs
$18,000–$35,000
Typical Connecticut rooftop array before incentives, 2026 planning range. Size, roof work, electrical service, and a battery move it. The visit locks the number.
What the job includes
The roof decides the array.
If the shingles have less than about fifteen years left, we replace them before or with the panels. Putting an array on a roof that will need tear-off in five years is how you pay twice. We put that on the proposal, not after the racking is in.
Designed for this house.
Pitch, shade, electrical service, and how you actually use power in winter. We size the array to the roof that's there. Incentives are shown next to the cash number so you can compare — they're not a reason to skip the inspection.
Same crew that already knows the attic.
Flashings, penetrations, and the path to the panel are as much the job as the modules. We don't hand the roof off. If you also need heating and air, that's the same company too.
Questions
Common questions
Also available
Other work we do
Roofing
Owens Corning Preferred roofs with a lifetime shingle warranty and 25 years of our workmanship.
Heating & air
Furnaces, heat pumps, and central air — sized for a Connecticut winter, not a catalog climate.
Windows & doors
Replacement windows and exterior doors measured to the opening that's there — not a catalog size forced into an old wall.
Ready for a quote?
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