See Solar Panels on Your Roof in 3D
Enter your address and electric bill. We design your system on your actual roof in seconds, with Connecticut fire code setbacks built in.
2026 update: the 30 percent federal tax credit ended for homeowner-owned solar after December 31, 2025. Connecticut still pays you for 20 years through RRES. See every 2026 Connecticut solar incentive or compare cash, loan and lease over 25 years.
Drag to rotate. Scroll to zoom. Panel layout from Google Solar API roof data, with the 36-inch fire pathway and ridge setback required by the 2022 Connecticut building and fire codes. Designed with 440-watt panels.
Google has no 3D roof data for this address yet, so we sized your system from your electric bill. We confirm the layout on your roof at a free visit.
Battery Backup
Battery size and price depend on what you want powered during an outage, so we price it during your site visit. Connecticut's Energy Storage Solutions program pays $30 per kWh up front plus up to $300 per kW a year for 10 years on the standard rate. Size your battery.
Need a New Roof First?
Install your roof and solar together. One project, one crew, and no paying to remove panels later.
This is an estimate, not a quote or a guarantee. Actual prices, savings, production and incentives vary with your home, energy use, utility rates, program rules and final system design. Savings include the 2026 RRES netting tariff Solar Energy Adjustment of 4.02 cents per kWh produced. Final pricing is confirmed in writing after a site visit and Aurora design.
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