Put your roof to work with a system designed around your home, usage, and utility service. Compare lease and purchase terms, production assumptions, and project-specific costs before you decide.
We review your bill, roof, shade, and goals, then show how much of your electricity a right-sized solar system could produce.
Your electricity use, roof condition, shade, equipment options, and the lease or purchase path that fits your goals.
Your results depend on energy use, weather, system design, utility rules, and the agreement you choose. We explain those factors before you sign.
Solar turns available roof space into electricity for your home, which can reduce the energy you purchase from the utility.
Your actual bill still depends on usage, weather, system production, utility charges, and the payment option you choose.
Leasing can lower the upfront hurdle; purchasing gives you ownership. We make both options easy to compare so you can choose what fits your home and budget.
A lease provider owns the equipment while you use the solar it produces. We walk you through the monthly payment, term, maintenance, transfer, and end-of-agreement choices.
Buy outright or finance the purchase. We show you the equipment, payment choices, ownership details, and incentives that may fit your home.
These are the major New York tax benefits worth knowing. We help assemble project documents; your tax professional confirms what you can claim.
New York homeowners may qualify for a state income-tax credit equal to 25% of eligible solar-equipment costs, up to $5,000. See the New York Tax Department. Ask a qualified tax professional to confirm your eligibility and value.
Eligible NYC solar and storage projects placed in service from 2024 through 2034 may receive a property-tax abatement totaling up to 30% of eligible installation cost over four years, capped at $62,500 per year and $250,000 total. See NYC Finance. DOB approval, property taxes due, building class, and other rules apply; ask a qualified tax professional to confirm what your property can claim.
Your utility may credit eligible solar exported to the grid. We explain the current bill-credit rules for your account.
Some approved lease or financing offers require no upfront payment. Credit, fees, payment schedule, and other terms come from the provider agreement.
Engineering, procurement, and construction—coordinated in-house by operators with 8+ years of industry experience. You manage one relationship — us. We coordinate everything behind the scenes so you never have to chase anyone down.
Engineering, procurement, and installation — all coordinated by us. One point of contact, start to finish, with no finger-pointing between crews.
Our operations team brings more than eight years of hands-on solar and home-energy experience to projects across NY, NJ, and CT.
Track production panel-by-panel, every hour, from the SolarEdge app. If something dips, we already know.
Some participating solar lease providers may offer a production guarantee of up to 90% of estimated production. The lease provider - not State Solar - issues and administers that guarantee. Your provider agreement explains availability, measurement periods, exclusions, credits or other remedies, and eligibility; review it before signing.
*Many leading solar-panel models include 25-year limited product and/or performance warranties. Your proposal shows the exact coverage for the equipment you choose, including term, labor, exclusions, and who handles a claim. Other products and services can have different coverage.
From the first call through utility authorization, we coordinate design, permits, interconnection, installation, and commissioning. Timing depends on site conditions, permit authorities, utility review, equipment, inspections, and customer decisions.
We walk your roof in person and review your bill on the spot.
~1 hourEngineering lays out panels, inverter, and battery sizing.
~1 weekWe file every permit and handle utility interconnection.
3–5 weeksOur crew completes most homes in a single day.
1–3 daysFinal utility inspection, meter swap, system commissioned.
2–4 weeksTrack every panel, every hour from the SolarEdge app.
Day one onward
"Got quotes from three companies. State Solar walked the roof and explained the production estimate panel by panel before the project moved forward."Renee K.Homeowner · Staten Island, NY
"Started with the lease just for solar. Six months later we added the heat pump and a Powerwall — same crew handled all three. The part that surprised me was the coordination across permits and inspections. We didn't have to chase anything."Marcus & Lin T.Homeowners · Westchester, NY
"Did the roof and panels together on a house that needed both anyway. Old slate had to come off carefully and they didn't try to upsell us on anything we didn't need. Final price came in about $1,200 over the original quote because of unexpected sheathing rot — they showed us the wood before replacing it."David O.Homeowner · Montclair, NJ
Staten Island, NY.JPG)
Bergen County, NJ
Westchester, NY.JPG)
Fairfield County, CTIf yours isn't here, call us at +1 (718) 619-1768 or email info@statesolar.co and a real person gets back to you the same day.
No high-pressure sales call. A State Solar advisor reviews your bill, walks your roof, and hands you lease and purchase numbers side by side. You decide from there.