Nine services, one accountable company. Our electricians, roofers and installers are Rooftop Power employees, so every project below is designed, installed and serviced by the same team, from our headquarters in Warwick, Rhode Island.
Most homeowners do not set out to hire five different contractors. They want a roof that lasts, panels that produce, backup power when the grid goes down and one number to call when they have a question. The trouble is that the industry usually splits that work across a solar company, a roofer, an electrician and a generator installer, and each one points at the other when something needs attention.
Rooftop Power was built the other way. We are a solar company and a roofing company and a licensed electrical contractor under one roof, with our own crews doing the work. That means the same team that reviews your bill designs the array, replaces the roof if it needs it, wires the battery and the EV charger, and services all of it years later. One company owns the outcome from the first site visit to the last warranty call.
This page is the map of everything we do. Nine services across solar, roofing, backup power and ongoing service, all across Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Connecticut. You do not have to know which one you need before you call. Most people start with a bill and a question, and we point them to the right combination from there.
The core of what we do: systems designed around your actual usage and installed by our own crews.
Custom home systems, from the first bill review to activation day. 3,000+ completed across New England.
Learn MoreArrays engineered for your building, your load profile and your operating hours.
Learn MoreExpand an existing array, add monitoring or upgrade equipment, even if we did not install it.
Learn MoreWhen solar, roofing and electrical work sit with three separate companies, the seams between them are where projects go wrong. The roofer will not warranty a roof someone else drilled panels into. The solar installer will not touch a roof they did not put on. And when a leak or a production dip shows up two years later, you are the one refereeing the argument about whose fault it is.
A single accountable team removes the seam entirely. Because our roofers and our solar installers are the same company, the roof and the array are designed together, sequenced on one timeline and covered under one workmanship warranty. If anything ever needs attention, there is exactly one company to call, and no one gets to point at the other guy.
It is also simpler on the days that matter. One project manager, one schedule, one crew arriving at your house, one set of permits pulled, one utility interconnection handled. You are not chasing four contractors to line up their calendars. For most homeowners that coordination, or the lack of it, is worth as much as the equipment itself.
Whole-home energy from the same licensed electricians who wire the arrays.
Keep essentials running through outages and store your solar surplus. Tesla Powerwall certified.
Learn MoreLevel 2 home charging, ideally on your own rooftop production.
Learn MoreAutomatic whole-home backup for the multi-day outages a battery is not sized for.
Learn MoreFor most homes the sequence is the same, and it starts with the roof and the panels. Solar is the foundation because it is the piece that changes your monthly power cost from a floating utility rate into a cost you set the day the system turns on. Everything else builds on top of it. That is why a bill review and a solar design are almost always step one.
Battery storage is the natural second layer. Panels stop producing during a grid outage for line worker safety, so on their own they do not keep the lights on when the power is out. A battery stores your daytime surplus and keeps essential circuits running through an outage, and it lets you use more of the solar you already produced instead of exporting it. For homes that lose power often, it is the difference between a system that lowers the bill and one that also keeps the refrigerator and the sump pump alive.
From there the additions are about your life, not the panels. An EV charger runs your car on rooftop production instead of gas. A standby generator covers the multi-day outages a battery is not sized for. And underneath all of it, the roof has to be sound, because panels are meant to sit up there for 25 years or more. We design with the whole stack in mind so each piece you add later is clean, not a retrofit fight.
We are a roofing company as much as a solar company, and the combination is the point: one crew, one timeline, one warranty.
Replacement and repair by our own roofing crews, built for New England weather.
Learn MoreNew roof under existing panels, handled as one safe project.
Learn MoreDiagnostics, repairs and warranty claims, including orphaned systems from any installer.
Learn MoreThe single biggest quality decision in this trade is who actually shows up at your house. Many companies sell the job and then hand it to a rotating cast of subcontractors they have never met. The crew that drills into your roof has no relationship with the company on your contract, and no reason to answer the phone when you call two years later.
Our electricians, roofers and solar installers are Rooftop Power employees. The company that designs your system is the same company that installs it and the same company that services it afterward. That is not a slogan, it is the reason so many of our reviews name the crew by name. People remember the team that treated their home like it mattered.
It also shows up in the work itself. In-house crews follow one standard, learn from one another and carry the company’s name onto every roof. When we make a mistake, it lands on us, not on a sub who is already three towns away. Owning the labor is how we keep a 4.8 star rating across hundreds of Google reviews and 3,027 installs, not a number we could hold if strangers did the work.
We are fully licensed and insured in all three states we serve, and we hold a BBB A+ rating. That matters more than it sounds, because solar, roofing and electrical work each carry their own state licensing, permitting and utility interconnection rules, and they are not the same across the border. A company that works in one state and dabbles in another tends to learn the other state’s rules on your project.
The utility relationships differ too, and we work with each one directly. In Rhode Island that is Rhode Island Energy. In Massachusetts it is Eversource and National Grid. In Connecticut it is Eversource and United Illuminating. Net metering, the paperwork and the interconnection timeline all run through those utilities, and we handle that back-and-forth for you as part of the job.
State incentive programs are part of the design conversation as well. Rhode Island has the Renewable Energy Growth performance tariff and the Renewable Energy Fund grant. Massachusetts runs the SMART program. Connecticut offers Renewable Energy Solutions. These programs change, so we confirm exactly what your address qualifies for and put it in writing before you sign anything.
A company that offers every service could easily try to sell you all of them. We do the opposite. Because we make our money over the long life of a system and the referrals that follow, the fastest way to lose is to put something on your roof that does not belong there. So we will tell you when a battery does not pencil out for your outage history, when your roof has years of life left and does not need replacing, or when solar itself is not right for your house.
Every project starts the same way, with a free assessment: your recent bills, your roof and a straight answer. We model your production across a full year on your actual roof, not a regional average, and we show you what each payment option costs side by side, in writing. If the numbers work, you will see exactly how much of your bill the system covers. If they do not, you will hear that too, with no hard sell to follow.
That is the whole reason to hire one accountable local team instead of the cheapest bid. You are not buying a panel or a shingle. You are buying 25 years of someone standing behind the work. We would rather earn a smaller job we can be proud of than oversell a big one we cannot.
Start with the bill. A free assessment looks at your usage, your roof and your goals, then we point you at the right combination, whether that is solar alone, roof plus solar, or backup power first. See how the four payment options work on our financing page, or check what your state offers on the incentives guides.
Winter question? We also handle solar panel snow removal, safely.
Working with Rooftop Power has been exceptional. From the beginning everyone at RTP kept me informed at every step. When a hiccup happened it was addressed immediately and resolved.
The installation crew was punctual, respectful, and left the job site spotless. I was particularly impressed with their attention to detail from the first consult to the final inspection.
Had a great solar experience with Rooftop Power from start to finish. We ended up getting a new roof and electrical upgrade for the install and used RP for both.
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