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Solar for Every Roof Type

Solar for Residential Homes in NYC.
If you have been told solar will not work for your home, it is worth taking a second look. New York roofs are complex, and solving those challenges is where Solanta excels. We design systems around your home so solar works for you, not the other way around.
No matter your roof style, Solanta designs systems that fit your home, protect your structure, and maximize performance.
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Why go solar

Electric bills keep rising, and there’s no sign of that slowing down.
 Going solar lets you lock in a lower energy cost and reduce your dependence on the utility company. Instead of paying more every year, you’re putting that money toward an asset that works for you, generating your own power and protecting you from future rate increases.

For every Type of Roof

Warranty and Financing Options

10-Year Workmanship Warranty
Solanta backs every installation with a 10-year workmanship warranty covering electrical connections, wiring, conduit, and roof penetrations. The warranty is fully transferable if you sell your home.
Installed to Industry Standards
All installations follow strict industry practices to protect your roof and electrical system. Proper flashing and careful installation ensure long-term performance without unnecessary damage.
Clear Expectations From Day One
If roof repairs are needed before installation, we’ll explain why and offer practical options. Proceeding without repairs may affect warranty coverage, but you’ll always know upfront — no surprises later.

New York Incentives

Most New York homeowners and building owners are eligible for valuable local incentives that can significantly lower the cost of going solar. Solanta helps you identify what you qualify for and handles the paperwork so nothing gets missed. We make sure you capture every available dollar upfront and over time.
New York City
  • NY-Sun cash grant: not available to most homeowners in Con Edison territory
    • NYSERDA’s standard residential NY-Sun incentive in Con Edison territory has been phased out. Income-qualified households may still be eligible, and we will check current NYSERDA availability for you.
  • NYS Income Tax Credit (ITC): 25% of the solar’s cost to the customer up to $5,000
    • NYS allows homeowners to write off 25% of the cost of solar from their income taxes with a limit of up to $5,000 per person.
    • The NYS incentive is structured so that homeowner’s can write off the cost of solar as-a-service and lease agreements.
  • NYC Property Tax Abatement (PTA): 7.5% of installation cost per year for four years
    • New York City also provides a property tax abatement for all Class 1, 2, and 4 properties (referring to 1-3 family homes, rental buildings, condos, co-ops, and commercial buildings) that use solar energy. This abatement is based on the date solar service starts. Currently, the abatement covers 7.5% of installation cost, $62,500, or an amount equal to your Annual Property Taxes, whichever number is lowest. The abatement lasts for four years, starting on the July 1st following approval from the DOB. To qualify, the system must be placed in service before January 1st, 2035.
Upstate
  • NY-Sun incentives
    • NYSERDA administers the NY-Sun program, and the incentives it offers change over time. We will check current NYSERDA availability for your address.
  • NYS Income Tax Credit (ITC): 25% of the solar’s cost to the customer up to $5,000
    • NYS allows homeowners to write off 25% of the cost of solar from their income taxes with a limit of up to $5,000 per person.
    • The NYS incentive is structured so that homeowner’s can write off the cost of solar as-a-service and lease agreements.
New Jersey
  • Federal residential solar tax credit: ended
    • The 30% federal residential solar tax credit (Section 25D) ended on 31 December 2025 and does not apply to systems installed in 2026. There is no grandfathering: if installation completes in 2026, the credit is unavailable even if you paid a deposit in 2025.
  • Solar Renewable Energy Certificates (SRECS): 15 years of generation
    • Solar systems in the state of NJ are authorized by the public service commission to generate Solar Renewable Energy Certificates (SRECS) for the first 15 years the system is generating power. The system produces 1 SREC for every 1,000 kWh generated. These SRECs can then be bought and sold on a market, much like stocks. The NJ utility companies need to buy up these SRECs to avoid fines by the Public Service Commission. he system produces 1 SREC for every 1,000 kWh generated. Through the Administratively Determined Incentive (ADI), each SREC-II generated is worth $90.
  • Property Tax Exemption for Renewable Energy Systems
    • New Jersey offers property owners the ability to apply for a certificate from a local assessor to reduce the assessed value of their property down to what it would be without a renewable energy system, thereby not paying property tax on the value of the system.

Why go with Solanta

Solanta is a family owned company focused on honest guidance and quality work. From assessment to installation, everything is handled by our in house team. You get clear answers, clean installs, and long term support.

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