Proposal reviews nationwide · System support in NJ
Thinking about solar—or left without support?
Solar can be a smart investment. Make sure you’re getting a fair deal.
Remote solar proposal reviews for homeowners in all 50 states. Monitoring, maintenance, and SREC paperwork support for homeowners in New Jersey.
Certified Enphase Installer · Energy-sector operations experience
Solar proposal review · All 50 states
Before you sign: Know whether it’s a fair deal.
Solar should save you money. Get an independent review of the price, projected savings, and commitments in your proposal—before you make a decision.
- Review of one solar proposal and supporting utility information
- One-page written assessment with key numbers, concerns, and questions to ask
- 30-minute phone Q&A with Tim
- Use your assessment to negotiate a better price or terms with your installer
$199 · One proposal · Clear answers
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Monitoring & support · New Jersey
Already have solar? We’re here for you, too.
Get ongoing monitoring and a trusted point of contact—even if your original installer has closed or stopped responding.
- Essential Monitoring: alerts, monthly production review, and a written summary
- Monitoring + Advocacy: added performance analysis, warranty assistance, and service coordination
Plans from $19/month or $199/year.
Plus $99 one-time onboarding.
Electrical repairs and work requiring a licensed professional are coordinated with appropriately qualified service providers.
DIY solar support · Independent consulting
Build it yourself, but not alone.
You don’t have to do everything yourself to save money. Get guidance on equipment choices, design decisions, permits, utility coordination and incentives, while qualified professionals handle the work that needs their skills.
Choose an initial planning consultation, a design and equipment review, or ongoing project guidance.
DIY support is priced by project scope, separately from the $199 proposal review.
Explore DIY Solar SupportSREC paperwork & reporting · New Jersey
Producing solar power, but struggling with SRECs?
SREC stands for Solar Renewable Energy Certificate. One certificate represents 1,000 kilowatt-hours (1 megawatt-hour) of eligible solar generation. It can provide income separate from the electricity savings on your bill. Your system’s approved program and certificate-ownership agreement determine which credits and payments apply.
Get help understanding your registration, organizing generation records, and working through reporting or payment issues—even if your original installer is no longer available.
Start with an assessment of your issue. Scope and pricing agreed before work begins.
Explore NJ SREC HelpHow the proposal review works
Understand your next step.
01 · Send your proposal
Share your solar quote, available financing or lease terms, and supporting utility information.
02 · Read your assessment
Receive a one-page summary of the key numbers, potential red flags, and questions to take back to the company.
03 · Talk it through
Use your 30-minute phone Q&A with Tim to discuss the findings and your remaining questions.
Before you sign
Start with clear answers.
Is Solar a Good Deal for Your Home? · Help Before Installing Solar