Independent solar advice for Brooklyn homeowners. Kevin compares quotes from trusted installers and walks you through them, with local details on permits, incentives, and Con Edison.
Brooklyn has a lot of flat-roofed rowhouses and brownstones that can be great for solar, often using raised canopy-style racking to meet city fire code. Con Edison rates are among the higher ones in the country, which can make solar savings especially meaningful. We help Brooklyn homeowners compare installers who know city rules.
Raised canopy racking can fit panels while meeting fire code.
Higher rates can make solar savings especially meaningful.
Shared roof considerations may apply.
We learn about your home, your bills, and your goals.
We gather proposals from trusted installers who work in your area.
You choose what fits, or decide solar can wait. No pressure.
State incentives still apply. See full details.
25%
NY State tax credit, up to $5,000
$0
NY State sales tax on solar
15 yrs
Property tax exemption on added value, where it applies
Credits
It's a raised frame that holds panels above a flat roof, leaving room underneath and helping meet NYC fire code.
Usually not, but attached homes may have shared roof considerations. We'll help you understand what applies.
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