Connecticut · Massachusetts · Rhode Island · Maine
Solar installer for New England homes.
Built by a crew that lives here.
Privately owned solar and battery installer for Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. Tier-1 panels, in-house W-2 crews (never subcontractors), and 9,000+ homes powered — average 47 days from contract to a live system.
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9,000+
Homes powered across New England
47 days
Average from contract to install
Tier 1
Panels, inverters & batteries on every quote
5-star
Google rating · NABCEP · BBB A+
About us
We design, install, and service solar & battery systems for homes and small businesses across CT, MA, and RI.
The Teamsun difference
Solar solutions for every scale.
Six things, all in-house. Scroll to see how each one stacks together.
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Residential solar
Custom rooftop systems designed around your home's energy use, roof layout, and long-term savings. Tier-1 panels, in-house design, never subcontracted.
Residential ITC no longer applies in New England, but with high energy costs, state rebates, and CT ESS coverage from $5,000 up to 100% by location, our systems will always save you money. Commercial systems also stack up to 40% federal ITC. We file every form with you.
Federal ITC
Up to 40%
Still available for commercial systems. Residential ITC no longer applies in New England, but our systems still save homeowners money on high energy costs.
CT ESS battery rebate
From $5,000
Certified CT ESS Install Program Partner. Minimum $5,000 rebate — depending on location, up to 100% of the battery cost can be covered.
Net metering
Full retail
1:1 offset on what your panels send back to Eversource or UI.
CT property tax exemption
$300 – $700/yr
System value excluded from your assessment. Sales tax also exempt.
Our crew
On your contract. On your roof. For years.
Every Teamsun install is done by W-2 employees on our payroll, not subcontractors. The crew lead who walks your roof at the site visit is the same crew lead who installs your system, and the same person who picks up the phone in year five.
Mike T.
Senior Crew Lead
Bristol, CT 12 years with Teamsun
Carlos R.
Crew Lead
New Britain, CT 7 years with Teamsun
Jenna O.
Senior Designer
West Hartford, CT 9 years with Teamsun
What customers say
Trusted by homeowners who value quality.
“Teamsun was the only crew that walked the roof, named the panel brand, and answered every question without checking with someone. Same lead tech came back a year later when I added a battery.”
“Three of my neighbors had Teamsun, so I called them. The crew was on my street five days after I signed.”
“They knew the historic district secretary by first name. Saved us six weeks on permitting alone.”
“Same lead tech who installed it came back four years later to swap an inverter under warranty. No charge, no excuses.”
National vs. local
Does your installer actually live in your state?
Comparison
National installer
Teamsun
Crew lives in your state
Rarely
Always
Knows your town's permitting office
No
Yes
New England installs done
0 – 1,000
9,000+
Service calls answered locally
Routed
Direct
Subcontractors on your roof
Usually
Never
Tier-1 panel guaranteed
Sometimes
Every install
PPA at 620 FICO
No
Yes
FAQ
Your solar questions, answered.
How much does solar cost in CT, MA, or RI?
A typical residential system runs $25,000 – $40,000 before incentives. Residential ITC no longer applies in New England, but with high regional energy costs, state rebates, and net metering, most homeowners still see effective costs 30 – 50% lower over the first five years.
How long from signed contract to a working system?
47 days on average. About 7 – 10 days for the site visit, 20 – 30 days for permitting, one day for most installs, and 5 – 15 days for utility approval.
Do you use subcontractors?
No. Every Teamsun install is done by W-2 employees on our payroll. The crew that walks your roof at the site visit is the same crew that installs it.
What if my roof needs to be replaced before solar?
We bundle solar with re-roofing on the same timeline. One crew, one contract. We will not put panels on a roof that will need to come off in five years.
I already have solar — can you add a battery?
Yes. We retrofit batteries onto solar systems we did not install — most installers refuse this work. We are FranklinWH, Tesla Powerwall, and Enphase IQ certified.
I have less-than-perfect credit. Can I still go solar?
Yes. Our PPA underwrites at 620 FICO. You pay $0 down and a fixed monthly rate that is typically below your current utility bill from day one.
What incentives can I claim?
CT ESS battery rebates (from $5,000, up to 100% of battery cost by location), MA Connected Solutions performance payments, full retail net metering, and CT property and sales tax exemptions. Commercial systems also stack up to 40% federal ITC; residential ITC no longer applies in New England — our high energy costs mean systems still save you money without it. We file every form with you.
What happens if something breaks in year five or year ten?
You call our Bristol office and a person picks up. Manufacturer warranties cover panels for 25 years and inverters for 10 – 25 years.