Long Island Solar
Nassau and Suffolk counties. PSEG 1:1 net metering standard — add battery and the rate can climb to 1:2 or 1:4 when the account and program fit.
Long Island solar search match
The first money cluster is simple: Long Island homeowners want a solar company that understands Nassau County, Suffolk County, PSEG, roof condition, and real bill math. EnergiSense keeps those five checks together before recommending solar panels, battery storage, or a roof-first path.
Solar installer Long Island
EnergiSense sizes Long Island solar installs around the roof, the electric bill, the PSEG account, shade, and municipal rules before a homeowner signs.
Residential solar optionsSolar company Long Island
Alex reviews the project fit, hardware path, PSEG rate structure, and roof condition so the quote matches the actual house.
Read customer reviewsSolar panels Long Island
Q-Cell, REC, Trina, Hyundai, SEG, and Canadian Solar options are modeled against available roof planes and production needs.
See solar savings mathLong Island by the numbers
Net Metering — Up to 1:4
1:1 standard. Add battery: 1:2 peak-to-off-peak. Best rate: 1:4 peak-to-super-off-peak.
Counties, Full Coverage
Nassau and Suffolk — from Babylon to Riverhead, South Shore to North Shore.
Master Elite on LI
50-year HDZ shingle + 25-year Master Elite labor warranty. Solar ready on day two of a bundle.
Where EnergiSense started
Alex Lubin founded EnergiSense on Long Island in 2021. Every process — how we pull permits, how we file PSEG interconnection, how we model the net-metering math — was built around Nassau and Suffolk County installs first. The hardware portfolio (Q-Cell, REC, Trina, Hyundai, SEG, Canadian Solar — 430–445W all-black mono-PERC) was selected against Long Island roof profiles and PSEG rate structures. When you get a Long Island quote from EnergiSense, the numbers come from someone who has been doing this here since 2021.
Note: Floral Park, Lynbrook, and Old Westbury have local restrictions on front-facing panel placement. EnergiSense accounts for this in system design.
Nassau and Suffolk coverage
A Nassau County solar installer and a Suffolk County solar installer need different permit habits, roof expectations, and shade assumptions. EnergiSense keeps the county, town, utility, and roof review inside the same proposal workflow.
Hempstead, North Hempstead, Oyster Bay, Mineola, Levittown, Floral Park, Lynbrook, Old Westbury
Nassau installs need a tighter roof and municipality review because villages can vary on front-facing panels, permits, and visible roof-plane rules. EnergiSense checks those constraints before the final design.
Babylon, Islip, Brookhaven, Huntington, Smithtown, Riverhead, South Shore, North Shore
Suffolk projects usually come down to production, tree shade, roof life, and PSEG interconnection timing. EnergiSense models each system against the bill and the available roof, not a county-wide shortcut.
Long Island doctrine
“We built the PSEG net-metering model
before it was a talking point.”
Alex Lubin
·Founder · Operating since 2021
PSEG solar installer
Long Island solar panels only make sense when the PSEG bill, roof production, and interconnection plan agree. EnergiSense starts with the utility math, then works backward into panel count, inverter path, battery fit, and project timeline.
Battery storage can improve the PSEG credit structure when the account and program fit. If it does not fit, the proposal should say that clearly instead of forcing a storage upsell.
Roof-ready solar checklist
This checklist is a proposal gate, not a promise that every home qualifies. EnergiSense confirms the roof, utility, and eligibility details before recommending a project.
Long Island customers · verified Google reviews
Filtered to Nassau and Suffolk County customers.
“Alex helped me replace my roof with a top-of-the-line GAF HDZ system, new siding, and solar — managed permits, scheduling, and inspections start to finish. The workmanship is excellent and the system has already lowered my bill.”
Mark Cato
Long Island, NY · Roof + Solar Bundle
“Alex helped me go solar in Brentwood. I don't worry about my PSEG bill going up anymore. I was scared to go solar — Alex and his team made it make sense.”
Carmencita Torres
Brentwood, NY · Residential Solar
“Alex helped me go solar back in 2021, and he's still a phone call or text away whenever I have a question. Three years in and I'm still happy with the work — that's rare.”
Dewnarine Atischand
Suffolk County, NY · Residential Solar
Long Island Solar FAQ
PSEG residential customers receive 1:1 net metering — every kilowatt-hour you export earns one kilowatt-hour credit. Add a Tesla Powerwall 3 or Enphase IQ Battery 5P and the rate structure improves: 1:2 peak-to-off-peak and 1:4 peak-to-super-off-peak. The battery charges during low-rate windows and discharges when credits count most, compounding the bill reduction.
EnergiSense serves Nassau and Suffolk counties in full — from Babylon, Islip, and Brookhaven in Suffolk to Hempstead, North Hempstead, and Oyster Bay in Nassau. Towns of Hempstead and Oyster Bay tend to have faster permit timelines — under 60 days from application to approval. Drop your zip and we confirm your specific municipality.
Yes — certain municipalities restrict front-facing solar panel placement. Floral Park, Lynbrook, and Old Westbury have local rules on visible panel siting. EnergiSense accounts for these restrictions in the system design before a proposal is issued. They do not eliminate solar eligibility; they affect panel orientation on the front roof plane.
Asphalt shingle — predominantly GAF HDZ and similar architectural shingles. If your roof has 5+ years of remaining life, panels go up directly. If not, EnergiSense can replace the roof first with GAF HDZ under a Master Elite installation and run the solar on day two of the same project. One contract, one financing plan.
EnergiSense verifies available New York credits, property eligibility, financing terms, and PSEG net-metering rules at proposal time. If you add battery storage, PSEG's net metering rate can improve to 1:2 and 1:4 depending on the account and program fit.
Yes. EnergiSense serves Nassau County homes across Hempstead, North Hempstead, Oyster Bay, Mineola, Levittown, and nearby villages. Nassau projects are reviewed for roof age, shade, utility usage, PSEG account fit, and local panel-placement rules before the proposal is finalized.
Yes. EnergiSense serves Suffolk County from Babylon and Islip through Brookhaven, Huntington, Smithtown, Riverhead, and both the North Shore and South Shore. Suffolk proposals include PSEG bill modeling, roof-readiness review, panel layout, and interconnection planning.
Roof-ready solar means the roof has enough remaining life, usable panel space, acceptable shade, and a layout that can pass local rules before panels are installed. If the roof is close to end of life, EnergiSense can quote the roof first and build the solar after the roof is ready.
Typical timeline from signed agreement to permission-to-operate is 6–10 weeks. The bottleneck is PSEG interconnection, not installation — the physical install takes one day. We file utility interconnection paperwork early and follow up weekly. Towns of Hempstead and Oyster Bay generally process permits faster than other municipalities.
Long Island inquiry
Long Island quotes include the full PSEG net-metering model, current incentive review, and roof-readiness check before you commit to anything.
