Sun Hits Panels
Photovoltaic cells absorb sunlight and generate direct current (DC) electricity.
How Solar Actually Works
Solar isn't magic. It's a series of well-understood physical processes. Here's exactly what happens between the sun hitting your roof and the lights coming on.
Photovoltaic cells absorb sunlight and generate direct current (DC) electricity.
A hybrid inverter changes DC into the AC electricity your home runs on — and can charge a battery.
Electricity flows directly to your appliances first. Your home uses what you produce in real-time.
Excess charges your battery or exports to the grid — your meter runs backward, crediting your account.
The Math Is Clear
New England has some of the highest and fastest-rising electricity costs in the country. Supply, delivery, transmission, distribution, modernization, and storm-hardening charges all compound — even if you don't change anything.
Equipment Partners
Our Solar Process
15-minute call. Bills, usage, goals. No pressure, no commitment.
Roof measurements, shading analysis, electrical review.
System designed for your home. Honest payback projections.
1–2 days. Permits, inspections, and utility paperwork all handled.
Utility approves interconnection. Real-time app shows savings live.
Free Solar Review
15-minute call. We'll review your bill, your roof, and your usage — and tell you whether solar is right for your specific home. If it's not, we'll tell you that too.