Yes. Both states offer some of the most favorable solar incentives in the country, including net metering, state programs like SMART in MA and REG in RI, and the federal tax credit. Combined with rising utility rates, solar typically delivers strong long-term savings here.

When the grid goes down, your battery automatically isolates from the utility and powers your essential circuits — refrigeration, lighting, internet, medical equipment — keeping your home running until power returns or your panels recharge the battery.

Yes. The federal Residential Clean Energy Credit currently covers a significant percentage of qualified solar and battery storage costs, in addition to state-level incentives. We'll point you to up-to-date programs during your consultation.