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Yes. The lease transfers to the new homeowner at no cost, and the prepaid benefits — already covered — go with the house. Solar typically helps homes sell faster and for stronger prices.

Maintenance and monitoring are included for the full 25 years of the Prepaid Solar Program. If anything goes wrong with your system, we handle it — no surprise bills, no separate service contracts. Read our full warranty coverage →

Yes. With Net Metering, your utility credits any solar production you don't use right away. Those credits stay on your account and apply to your bill — that's how solar saves you money month to month. See all CT solar incentives →

Most installations are designed, permitted, and powered on in about 8 to 12 weeks from your signed agreement. The on-roof install itself usually takes one to two days, depending on system size.

Only for the initial site visit and the final electrical inspection. The crew can install your system while you're at work — most of the labor happens outside on the roof and at your main service panel.

We evaluate your roof's pitch, orientation, age, and shading using satellite imagery before we design anything. If solar won't work well on your home, we tell you straight — no pressure, no sales push.

For most homeowners, it delivers more savings over 25 years. One upfront payment covers solar production, maintenance, monitoring, and any equipment replacements during the lease term. Cash purchase works for some — our advisor will compare both for your home.

The average residential solar installation in Connecticut costs between $20,000 and $35,000 before incentives, depending on system size, roof complexity, and equipment. After the 30% upfront discount through a prepaid lease or prepaid PPA (the federal tax credit is gone, but this discount is still available through 2027) and state incentives, most homeowners pay significantly less. With SunPol's Prepaid Solar Program, the upfront cost is 15–30% lower than a cash purchase — and maintenance is included for 25 years. See detailed CT solar pricing →

Last verified May 2026

Connecticut homeowners can claim the 30% upfront discount through a prepaid lease or prepaid PPA (the federal tax credit is gone, but this discount is still available through 2027 — system must be in service), state net metering credits that offset your electric bill, and a property tax exemption on the added home value from solar. Combined, these programs can reduce the effective cost of going solar by 40–50%. See all CT solar incentives →

Last verified May 2026

Yes. Connecticut has some of the highest electricity rates in the country, which means solar savings are larger here than in most states. With net metering, strong sunlight hours, the 30% upfront discount still available through a prepaid lease or prepaid PPA (even though the federal tax credit is gone), and rising utility rates, most Connecticut homeowners see a full return on their solar investment within 6 to 10 years — and then 15+ years of near-free electricity after that. Read the full CT solar ROI analysis →

SunPol Solar is an independent, Connecticut-licensed (HIC-0698394) solar company based in Newington, CT — rated 5.0 stars on Google with 37+ verified reviews. We pioneered the Prepaid Solar Program in Connecticut, use premium tier 1 all-black panels with micro inverters, and personally oversee every installation. Unlike national chains, your solar advisor is the same person from first call to final inspection. Learn more about SunPol →