Anthony Wesley: Simplifying Solar for New England Homeowners

Why We Built Sunfinity

We started Sunfinity Power because the way most homeowners experience solar in New England is broken. You get a salesperson who sells you panels, then a different roofer is supposed to handle your shingles, then an electrician shows up to wire the panel — three companies, three contracts, three different people pointing fingers when something goes wrong.

That’s not a clean experience. It’s not a fair experience for the homeowner who’s making a decades-long financial decision on their roof. So we built Sunfinity to be the opposite of that.

What We Want Homeowners to Know

Solar isn’t a magic-money button. It’s a long-term financial product, like a mortgage on your roof — and like a mortgage, it only works if it’s structured correctly for your home, your bill, and your timeline. The right size, the right financing, the right roof condition before the panels go up.

That’s the part most installers skip. We don’t. If your roof has five years left, we’ll tell you to replace it first — and we’ll do that under the same contract so you don’t pay to remove and reinstall panels later. If solar doesn’t make financial sense for your specific home, we’ll tell you that too. The job is to be honest about the numbers.

The Standard We Hold Ourselves To

We don’t compete on being the cheapest quote. We compete on the long view: a 25-year solar system needs a 25-year roof underneath it, transparent financing, real local service, and a company that’s still around when the warranty matters. That’s what we’re building, every install.

If you’re considering solar in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, or Connecticut, we’d rather have an honest 30-minute conversation about whether it’s right for your home than chase you with a high-pressure pitch. Reach out when you’re ready.