Solar Installation Across Connecticut
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Sunfinity Power helps Connecticut homeowners compare solar, battery storage, roofing, and verified RRES options with clear project planning.
One Contractor, Two Trades
Solar and roof replacement through one local team, one timeline, and one coordinated project.
$0-Down, No Pressure
Transparent pricing and a no-obligation consult. Real numbers first, without hidden dealer fees.
Local & Licensed
Johnston, RI headquarters with licensed electrical and roofing capability across Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut.
Premium Equipment
Residential solar, battery storage, monitoring, and service backed by local support.
Choosing a Connecticut Solar Company
Connecticut solar projects should be modeled around the current Residential Renewable Energy Solutions program, not old 1:1 net metering assumptions for new enrollees. Eversource and United Illuminating customers choose between Buy-All and Netting structures, so the right answer depends on usage, production, roof layout, financing, and battery goals.
Sunfinity Power brings one coordinated solar and roofing process to Connecticut homeowners. Roof age, electrical readiness, and battery placement should be solved before the system is installed, especially when the incentive choice affects long-term economics.
Connecticut Solar Incentives, RRES Tariffs & What It Costs
Verified 2026 Connecticut Residential Renewable Energy Solutions figures for Eversource and United Illuminating customers.
20-year tariff including REC
For eligible 2026 RRES enrollees, the Buy-All tariff is $0.3289/kWh including REC value, locked for 20 years.
Retail offset minus solar energy adjustment
The 2026 Netting option offsets consumption at retail rate with REC payment $0/kWh, minus a Solar Energy Adjustment of $0.0402/kWh on total production.
RRES replaced traditional net metering
Connecticut does not use traditional 1:1 net metering for new enrollees. New customers should compare RRES Buy-All versus Netting.
CT Green Bank Smart-E financing terms should be verified before publishing specifics. Last reviewed: May 2026.
Why Connecticut Solar Math Works
Connecticut solar math begins with the RRES choice. The Buy-All tariff pays a verified $0.3289/kWh including REC value for eligible 2026 enrollees over 20 years, while Netting offsets consumption at retail rate with a $0/kWh REC payment for 2026 and a $0.0402/kWh Solar Energy Adjustment on total production.
That means Connecticut homeowners should not rely on old traditional 1:1 net-metering language for new systems. Eversource and United Illuminating proposals should compare Buy-All versus Netting using your actual usage, roof production, system size, and financing.
CT Green Bank financing may be relevant, but Smart-E terms should be verified before project-specific numbers are published.
Sunfinity Installation Gallery
A selection of recent residential solar and roof-plus-solar projects across Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
Solar, Storage, Roofing & Local Service
Residential Solar Installation
Custom-engineered rooftop solar systems sized to your home, utility usage, roof planes, and incentive path.
Battery Storage
Backup power for outages plus smarter solar energy management with premium battery equipment.
Roofing + Solar
Combined roof replacement and solar install through our Premier Exteriors division.
Monitoring & Service
Lifetime production monitoring and responsive service from a local team.
New Roof. Then Solar. One Project.
Most solar companies make you handle the roof first, then come back for panels. Sunfinity Power does both as one coordinated project through our Premier Exteriors division. The same home below: a new architectural-shingle roof, then the finished solar array, one crew start to finish.
1 · New Roof
2 · + Solar- One contractor for your roof and your solar
- Architectural shingle roofs engineered for solar
- One permit, one crew, one cohesive warranty
- $0-down financing on the combined project
From First Call to Live System in Connecticut
Five steps. No surprises. We handle permits, utility filings, and inspections so you do not have to chase anything.
Free Consultation
We review your utility bill and satellite imagery of your roof. No sales pressure.
Custom Design
Engineered system sized for local sun hours and your actual usage.
Permitting
We handle local permits, utility paperwork, and eligible incentive filings.
Installation
Our crew installs in 1-2 days. Licensed electricians. Clean job site.
Activation
System goes live and starts offsetting your bill after inspection and utility approval.
Cities We Serve in Connecticut
Sunfinity Power serves Connecticut homeowners across major cities and surrounding communities.
Sunfinity Power installs solar and replaces roofs across Connecticut, including Hartford, New Haven, Stamford, Bridgeport, Waterbury, Norwalk, Danbury, New London, Norwich, Middletown, and surrounding communities.
Every Connecticut quote should identify the utility, compare RRES Buy-All and Netting, and avoid outdated traditional 1:1 net-metering claims for new enrollees.
What Homeowners Say
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Connecticut Solar FAQ
Education-first answers for Connecticut homeowners comparing solar companies, RRES options, roofing, batteries, and utility rules.
What is the Connecticut solar program for new residential systems?
Connecticut uses Residential Renewable Energy Solutions, or RRES, for new residential solar systems. It replaced RSIP in 2022 and gives eligible customers a choice between Buy-All and Netting structures.
What is the 2026 Connecticut RRES Buy-All tariff?
For eligible 2026 RRES enrollees, the verified Buy-All tariff is $0.3289/kWh including REC value, locked for 20 years.
How does Connecticut RRES Netting work in 2026?
The 2026 Netting option offsets consumption at retail rate with REC payment $0/kWh, minus a Solar Energy Adjustment of $0.0402/kWh on total production.
Does Connecticut still use traditional 1:1 net metering for new solar customers?
No. Connecticut does not use traditional 1:1 net metering for new enrollees. New customers should compare RRES Buy-All and RRES Netting.
Should CT Green Bank Smart-E terms be included in a quote?
CT Green Bank financing may be relevant, but Smart-E loan terms should be verified before publishing project-specific financing details.
See Your Real Connecticut Solar Numbers
Book a free, no-pressure Solar Discovery Call. We model your Connecticut home, utility territory, RRES Buy-All versus Netting, storage options, and project figures.
Prefer to talk? Call (401) 227-3363.