Honest, first-person essays from 12 years on NJ rooftops. Primary-source citations on every claim — no sales pitch, no installer spin.
Four ways to pay for residential solar in New Jersey in 2026 — cash, solar loan, lease, or power purchase agreement (PPA). Each has dramatically different economics, ownership…
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Read postThere are three ways to buy residential solar in New Jersey: go direct to an installer, submit your info to a lead-gen aggregator, or work with an independent…
Read postPSE&G is NJ's largest utility — and the one I work with most. Here's everything I tell my clients about the application path: pre-install paperwork, the three interconnection…
Read postIf you put solar on a New Jersey roof in 2026, the single biggest stream of income from your panels — other than your bill savings — comes…
Read postDrop me a line. If it's a question more than one NJ homeowner is asking, I'll write it up here so the next person finds the answer too.
Most folks ask three things:
1. How much will I really save?
2. Will my insurance change?
3. What happens if I sell my house?
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