When to consider this service
A new installation starts with your roof or land, electricity use and plans for the property, rather than a predetermined panel count.
What the process involves
Review recent electricity bills and site exposure; develop a layout and equipment plan; coordinate applicable approvals, installation and commissioning.
What deserves a closer look
Shading, structural capacity, electrical service and space for equipment all influence the design. A roof that is nearing replacement deserves attention before panels go on.
A common question
Will panels power my home during an outage?
A conventional grid-tied array generally shuts down during an outage. Backup operation requires compatible storage and equipment designed to isolate from the grid.
Discuss your property
Call (631) 887-5001 with your location and the issue or project you have in mind. A professional evaluation helps establish suitable equipment, safe access and the scope of work before a recommendation is made.
PLAN A USEFUL FIRST VISIT
What to have ready
Bring a full year of electricity bills and any roof repair records. Discuss likely changes in electricity use before agreeing on panel count.
How this connects with your project
Establish roof suitability with solar roof assessment, then consider whether solar battery installation belongs in the initial project.
Explore the full approach to solar energy solutions for Long Island’s East End or discuss your property through our solar consultation contact page.