Solar Liberty Reviews

Solar Liberty performs residential solar installation services across three different states:

• New York
• Ohio
• Pennsylvania

The company’s commercial area is wider, extending across 17 states:

• Connecticut
• Delaware
• Illinois
• Indiana
• Maryland
• Maine
• Massachusetts
• Michigan
• New Hampshire
• New Jersey
• New York
• Ohio
• Pennsylvania
• Rhode Island
• Virginia
• West Virginia
• Vermont

Note: Costs in this table are average costs for the state and do not represent specific company pricing. "Average cost after ITC” reflects the cost after receiving the full 30% solar investment tax credit (ITC). “Estimated net savings” is the average amount residents in that state will save on electricity over 25 years, including their cost of installing a solar energy system.

Solar Liberty does not manufacture its own equipment. The company offers equipment from the following brands:

• DynoRaxx
• Lumin
• SunPower
• Tesla

Solar Liberty does not outline its installation process; however, most solar installers begin with a consultation. During this visit, the company usually discusses the best system for your home or business and walks you through any available financing options. Once you’ve agreed upon a system and installation plan, most solar installers will handle all designs, installations and permitting. It is important to ask whether your home or business will need an inspection before running the system. Typically, solar installation companies make those arrangements, contacting inspectors and scheduling appointments for you.

In addition to installing both large- and small-scale solar energy systems for businesses, homes and farms, Solar Liberty performs EV charging station installations. The company also offers operations and maintenance packages related to solar energy systems. Some of the services included in the package are inspections, equipment grounding, inverter maintenance, wiring and more.

Solar Liberty does not mention specific pricing upfront. Residential customers can expect to pay anywhere from $14,321 to $21,960, which is the average cost nationwide for a 6-kilowatt (kW) solar energy system. The typical cost of that same system in the state of New York is $20,100. A 6-kW system costs $18,300 on average in Pennsylvania and $16,500 in Ohio.

Financing

You can pay for a solar energy system from Solar Liberty upfront, or you can finance it through loans and Rural Energy for America Program funding. Some borrowers may qualify for 0.99% interest and zero-down financing.

Solar Liberty does not mention any warranties. Most solar energy systems include a 25-year warranty from the manufacturer that guarantees a certain percentage of power production. Be sure to ask Solar Liberty about any warranties that might be included with your purchase.