A lower electric bill starts here.

See how solar could fit your home, your bill, and your budget.

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Solar panels on a residential roof

What do you pay for electricity?

$100$900+

Solar your way

Three ways to go solar.

Compare the path that fits your home, your budget, and the way you want to pay.

Solar service plan

Pay monthly for solar power.

A provider installs and maintains the system while you pay a steady monthly amount for the power it produces.

Solar service plan details

Finance

Own your system. Pay over time.

Spread the cost of an owned system across monthly payments while the installation is sized to your home.

Finance details

Cash

Buy your system upfront.

Pay once for the system and keep the long-term value of the electricity it produces at your home.

Cash purchase details

A clearer path forward

Your roof. Your bill. Your numbers.

Review your home

Share your address and contact details so the roof and bill can be reviewed together.

Compare your options

See the service plan, finance, and cash paths side by side for the same home.

Plan your installation

If the numbers fit, move through design, paperwork, and installation with one team.

Common questions

Do I need my utility bill before we talk?
No. The form works without it, but attaching your latest bill helps us build a tighter savings analysis and spot utility-specific opportunities faster.
Are you an installer or an advisor?
Both, in practice. The Panels Group acts as your planning and deal-structuring guide first, then stays involved through installer coordination and execution.
Can you compare a solar service plan, finance, and cash for the same home?
Yes. That comparison is the core of the process. We frame the proposal around your usage, roof constraints, local economics, and comfort with ownership.
How quickly do you follow up after I submit?
Usually the same day or the next business day. Your address and contact details give us enough to start the first review.
What if I already have a solar quote?
Bring it. We can look at the structure, assumptions, pricing story, and what questions still need to be answered before you sign anything.
What if my roof needs work first?
We would rather flag that early than push the project forward anyway. If roof condition affects the fit, we will say so clearly before the process gets too far.
Do you work with my utility company?
Most likely, yes. We regularly review homes across PSE&G, JCP&L, Con Edison, Orange & Rockland, NYSEG, and other utility territories across NJ and NY.
Will solar still make sense if I may move in a few years?
It can, but the structure matters more when your timeline is shorter. That is exactly the kind of tradeoff we want to frame early instead of after you are deep into the process.
Why do you ask for my address first?
The address lets us start with the home, not a generic pitch. You can add your bill afterward if you want a tighter first look.
Do you stay involved after the analysis?
Yes. The Panels Group stays close through design, paperwork, installer coordination, and the handoff into execution so the homeowner is not left to sort it out alone.

Get a home-specific comparison.

Share a few details and we will compare the three paths for your roof and bill.

Prefer to talk? 732-212-7000

See what your home could save

Start with your address and contact info. Add your bill after.