We install using non-invasive racking systems designed to protect your roof, not damage it. Every install is done by our in-house crews and backed by a 10-year roof penetration warranty.

Maybe for them. Everlast specializes in solving the challenges other companies avoid — like tree coverage, old roofs, or complex layouts. If it’s doable, we’ll find a way.

We’ll inspect your roof as part of the process. If it needs replacing, we handle it in-house, often rolling it into your solar financing.

That’s common. The good news? You don’t have to pay out-of-pocket. In many cases, we can wrap roof replacement into your solar project with $0 down.

Yes, but we may recommend trimming or removal to ensure your system performs efficiently. We’ll assess this during your appointment and can coordinate the work as part of your install. We have partnered with the highest rated tree removal company in the area to ensure the quality of work done on your property.

Only if you choose a financing option that involves a credit pull. We’ll walk you through soft-pull vs. hard-pull options and explain how solar financing impacts your score (usually temporarily and minimally, if at all).

For cash purchases, ,most homeowners break even within 6–9 years with an average of 30% monthly savings on day one, then generate pure savings for the rest of the system’s life. We’ll show you a full ROI breakdown during your appointment. With no out of pocket options, the saving begin day one of the solar activation.

Yes — we offer multiple paths, including PPAs, leases, and different loan terms. You choose what works best for your goals.

We get this a lot. Solar still benefits homeowners by increasing property value, locking in fixed energy costs, and boosting resale appeal — even if you don’t plan to stay forever. With no out of pocket options, the saving begin day one of the solar activation.

Not anymore. With $0-down financing and long-term savings, most homeowners pay less than their current electric bill — and start saving in year one.

That depends on your energy use, home layout, and equipment. We’ll give you a custom proposal based on real data — not guesswork.

We work with multiple lenders — some with flexible credit guidelines. If you’re worried, we’ll prequalify you and explore every available path to get you approved.

Most financing options use a UCC-1 filing, not a traditional lien. It’s not a lien against your home — it’s just notice that the lender has a claim on the solar equipment until it’s paid off.

Solar adds value — even if you move. In most cases, your loan or PPA can transfer to the buyer, and homes with solar typically sell faster and for more. Learn more from this QuickenLoans article.

These studies (including Zillow and SolarReviews) show that homes with solar sell for 4–6% more than comparable homes without it — especially with systems that are owned, not leased.

Most do — especially when you can show they’ll inherit lower electric bills and a warrantied system. We can even provide marketing support for sellers if needed.

The 30% tax credit lets you deduct 30% of your system cost from your federal taxes. If you owe less than the credit, it can roll over for multiple years.

You may still benefit from other incentives or financing structures. We’ll discuss this in detail and help you consult your tax advisor if needed.

Yes — we stay up to date on Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island programs and include all eligible savings in your proposal.

Not necessarily. Many companies only sell one product. At Everlast, we offer every option — PPAs, leases, and multiple ownership paths. We'll help you compare them all.

Have your full electric bill (all pages), make sure all decision-makers are present, and come with any questions or concerns you may have. Learn more on this page.

Visit our upload page by clicking here or bring a printed copy to your appointment.

Your bill tells us exactly how much energy you use and how your utility charges you — which lets us design a system that’s accurately sized and financially sound. We need all pages, not just the summary, so we can see your usage history, rate type, and meter configuration. More accuracy = a better system = more savings.

We’ll review your options together. If you choose to move forward, we handle your site survey, permitting, and everything else — in-house.

If you're financing your system, lenders require a credit check to approve the loan. Some options use a soft credit pull that doesn’t impact your score; others may require a hard pull depending on the lender and loan terms. We’ll explain all the options before any credit check is run and help you choose the path that fits your financial goals. Don’t worry — a quote never commits you to anything.

Absolutely — just contact us and we’ll get you rebooked at a time that works for you.

You get one of the most complete warranty packages in the industry: 25-year workmanship and production warranty 25–30 year manufacturer warranty on panels and inverters 25-year system monitoring 10-year roof penetration warranty That means your roof, your system, and your savings are all protected — and it’s all backed locally.

Our workmanship warranty covers all labor and install-related components — meaning if something goes wrong because of the way it was installed, we fix it at no cost to you.

We guarantee that any penetration to your roof during installation will remain watertight for at least 10 years. If there’s ever a leak caused by our work, we’ll repair it.

Yes — your panels typically come with a 25–30 year product and performance warranty, and your inverters are covered as well. We only use Tier 1, bankable manufacturers with proven reliability.

No problem — we include system monitoring and a dedicated support team. If there’s an issue, we’ll diagnose it quickly and send our in-house crew if a repair is needed.