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Solar guidance for New York & New Jersey homeowners

Clear solar guidance, built around your home.

Sunvantage Solutions provides homeowners with independent, education-first guidance. We help homeowners take advantage of the sun.

What you can expect

  1. 01
    No-cost assessment
  2. 02
    No obligation
  3. 03
    Personal follow‑up

Solar is not a one-size-fits-all product.

It is a home-specific decision that deserves a clear explanation.

A clearer energy conversation

Why homeowners explore solar

The right starting point is not a promise. It is a careful look at your home, usage, priorities, and available choices.

Products for a connected home

Four roles. Generate, store, manage, and charge.

Explore how each product can fit your home with guidance from Sunvantage.

01Generate

Solar panels

Qcells

Turn sunlight into electricity with sleek, black-on-black panels selected for your roof and energy needs.

  • Power for everyday home use
  • A system sized around your home
  • A streamlined rooftop appearance

Panel model and production estimates are confirmed in your proposal.

02Store

Home battery

Tesla Powerwall 3

Store energy for later and support selected home needs during an outage with a properly designed backup system.

  • Energy storage for later use
  • Backup for selected home loads
  • Integration with solar and the grid

Backup duration depends on charge, capacity, household loads, and system design.

03Manage

Smart electrical panel

SPAN Panel

See how your home uses energy and manage individual circuits from the SPAN Home App. Paired with a compatible battery, set priorities for an outage.

  • Real-time energy monitoring
  • Circuit-level app control
  • Backup priorities with a compatible battery

SPAN manages energy; backup power comes from a compatible battery system.

04Charge

Preferred Level 2 EV charger

SPAN/Tesla Charger

Bring Tesla-compatible charging into your home energy plan with the preferred SPAN/Tesla charger option, reviewed alongside household demand and electrical capacity.

  • Level 2 charging at home
  • Tesla-compatible connection
  • Electrical fit reviewed with your home

Vehicle, connector, panel, and installation compatibility are confirmed before selection.

The right combination depends on your home, priorities, and availability. Models, compatibility, and scope are confirmed in your proposal.

Explore your home’s options

Coordinated through Sunvantage

The support behind your system

01

Home readiness & installation

Roof, electrical work, and installation coordination with qualified providers based on your home assessment.

02

Monitoring & service

Help with activation, monitoring access, and ongoing maintenance and service coordination.

03

Personal guidance

Qualification, proposal walkthroughs, and responsive follow-up from first questions to next steps.

Why Sunvantage

Clear answers. Thoughtful coordination. No pressure.

Sunvantage Solutions gives homeowners an approachable place to understand proposals, compare tradeoffs, and plan practical next steps before making a decision.

  • Education-first proposal walkthroughs
  • Responsive, personal follow-up
  • Coordination through design, installation, and support
Why Sunvantage
Homeowners reviewing a residential solar proposal with a Sunvantage advisor

Programs vary by state

Start with the rules where you live

New York and New Jersey benefits are kept separate so you can see the qualifications and limitations that apply locally.

New York

Homeowner options in New York

  • No-cost preliminary assessment with no obligation to explore eligibility
  • New York State solar tax credit of up to $5,000 for eligible homeowners
  • $1,000 self-referral bonus after qualification and completed installation
  • Up to 100% of eligible roof-replacement costs may be covered for qualified homeowners

Last reviewed: September 14, 2026

Eligibility, credit, site assessment, utility rules, program terms, completed installation, and product availability may apply. A self-reported credit range does not determine qualification, and no hard credit inquiry is performed through this form. “$0 out of pocket” or “costs covered” can describe an eligible lease, power-purchase, financing, or program structure and does not necessarily mean there are no future payments or contractual obligations. Tax information is general, not tax advice; consult a qualified tax professional.

New Jersey

Homeowner options in New Jersey

  • No-cost preliminary assessment with no obligation to explore eligibility
  • Solar and home-battery costs may be covered for qualifying homeowners
  • $1,000 self-referral bonus after qualification and completed installation
  • Up to 100% of eligible roof-replacement costs may be covered for qualified homeowners

Last reviewed: September 14, 2026

Eligibility, credit, site assessment, utility rules, program terms, completed installation, and product availability may apply. A self-reported credit range does not determine qualification, and no hard credit inquiry is performed through this form. “$0 out of pocket” or “costs covered” can describe an eligible lease, power-purchase, financing, or program structure and does not necessarily mean there are no future payments or contractual obligations. Tax information is general, not tax advice; consult a qualified tax professional.

Questions are welcome

Straight answers before you decide

Read every frequently asked question
How much does solar cost?

It depends on your home, usage, equipment, utility, available programs, and whether you choose a purchase, financing, lease, or power-purchase structure. Sunvantage will explain the proposal and ongoing obligations before you decide.

Is solar really free?

No universal offer makes solar simply free. Some qualified homeowners may have a structure with no upfront payment, but future payments, contract terms, and eligibility requirements may still apply.

What does $0 out of pocket mean?

It usually refers to no upfront payment under an eligible program or contract structure. It does not automatically mean there are no future payments or obligations.

What happens if I move?

Options depend on the agreement and the buyer. A proposal review should include transfer, payoff, and home-sale terms before you sign.

Homeowner perspectives

What a clearer solar experience can feel like.

These illustrative profiles show how verified homeowner stories can appear here once customer permission and project details are confirmed.

Sample story01
“We never felt rushed. Every option was explained in plain language, and we left the conversation knowing exactly what to compare.”
Jordan & MayaWest Orange, New Jersey
Home goal
More predictable energy costs
Explored
Solar + battery options
Sample story02
“The proposal finally made sense. We could see what was included, what depended on the site visit, and which questions still needed answers.”
Danielle R.Staten Island, New York
Home goal
Understand long-term tradeoffs
Explored
Roof, usage, and financing fit

Illustrative examples only—not actual customer testimonials or project results.

Your home. Your questions. A clear next step.

See whether a solar conversation makes sense for you.

A no-cost preliminary assessment carries no obligation. Qualification, terms, and property conditions apply.