New Construction Solar for Long Island Builders and Architects
Solar integrated into your build from design through certificate of occupancy. One local team, on time, on budget, with zero surprises. We work alongside your project team so solar never becomes the thing that holds up the job.
Every Retrofit Was Once a Missed Opportunity.
Long Island carries some of the highest electricity rates in the country, and buyers know it. Solar designed into the build is cleaner, cheaper, and better-looking than a retrofit bolted on years later. Wiring runs stay concealed, the roof layout is planned around the array, and the home hits the market with a feature buyers increasingly ask for. Bring us in during design, and solar becomes a selling point, not an afterthought.
Bring Us In Early.
- A single point of accountability from design to certificate of occupancy
- Built around your construction schedule, not ours
- Design coordination with your architect and trades
- Local engineers, not out-of-state subcontractors
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Solar That Fits the Build.
One accountable team from the first plan review to a system energized at the certificate of occupancy.
We review your plans early and work with your architect on roof layout, structural loading, conduit runs, and electrical service. Full install or solar-ready provisions, your call.
You get a system designed into the plans, a production model, clear project pricing, and guidance on the incentives and financing your buyer or your company can use. The scope is defined before a shovel is in the ground.
Our crews install on your schedule and coordinate with your trades, so solar fits into the sequence rather than stalling it.
We manage PSEG LI interconnection, inspections, and paperwork to line up with your certificate of occupancy and a warranty that starts on day one.
On Time. On Budget. One Local Team.
We have delivered solar on Long Island for two decades, and we know that on a job site, a schedule slip costs real money.
Every new construction system is delivered on schedule and within budget. We commit to a scope and a timeline, and we hold to them because your project team is counting on it.
We do not hand your project to a rotating out-of-state crew. The same local team designs, coordinates, and installs, so there is always one number to call and one team that owns the result.
Two decades of relationships with every Long Island municipality and with PSEG LI mean permits, inspections, and interconnection stay on track and aligned with your certificate of occupancy.
What Builders and Architects Say
New Construction Solar FAQ
The questions Long Island builders and architects ask most.
Both are options, and it depends on your buyer and your budget. A full install adds solar as a finished feature and a selling point. Solar-ready provisions, meaning the roof layout, conduit, and electrical service are prepped for a future array, cost far less at build and let the buyer add panels later without opening up finished work. We help you decide which fits the project.
Not when we are brought in early. We align permitting, inspections, and PSEG LI interconnection with your build schedule so solar tracks alongside the rest of the job. Delays happen when solar is added late, which is exactly what early coordination avoids.
We do. Our team manages the municipal permits, inspections, and the PSEG LI interconnection paperwork, and we have done it in every Long Island township for two decades.
Long Island buyers face some of the highest electricity rates in the country, so a home that comes with solar and lower energy costs stands out. Solar-equipped homes tend to attract more interest, and the feature is far more appealing when it is designed into the home rather than bolted on.
Roof plans, elevations, and the electrical service design are enough to begin. The earlier we see them, the more cleanly we can integrate the array, hide the wiring, and plan structural loading without change orders later.
New York State and PSEG LI programs may apply and generally go to the homeowner who owns and occupies the home. Note that the federal residential tax credit ended for systems placed in service after December 31, 2025, so the picture is different from what it was. Our consultants help you and your buyer understand what currently applies.
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