“I was nervous about how solar would look on my house. Alex designed the system so the all-black panels actually complement the roof — curb appeal stayed intact, bill dropped.”
Alexandra Bernard
Westchester, NY · Residential Solar
Westchester County Solar
Westchester solar.
Con Edison math, done right.
Serving all of Westchester County. Con Edison net metering, current incentive review, and roof-readiness are modeled against your actual bill before you sign.
- Full Westchester County coverage
- Con Edison net metering
- Battery storage available
- Current incentive review
30%
Current rules
Incentives verified by install date and eligibility
25%
NY State solar credit
Modeled only when eligibility applies
1:1
Con Edison net metering
Residential rate — add battery for enhanced credit structure
$0
Down payment
Standard financing, 650+ credit score required
Westchester by the numbers
Con Ed. Battery.
Full county coverage.
Con Ed
1:1 Net Metering
Con Edison residential net metering. Every kilowatt-hour exported earns a full credit.
Battery
Storage Available
Tesla Powerwall 3 or Enphase IQ Battery 5P — available for Westchester installs.
GAF
Master Elite Roofing
If your Westchester home needs a roof first, we install GAF HDZ and run solar on day two.
Why Westchester installs are different
Suburban mix.
One advisor.
Westchester County spans everything from dense urban grids in Yonkers to wooded semi-rural lots in Yorktown and Somers. Roof profiles vary from steep-pitch Colonials to flat-to-low-slope commercial buildings. Con Edison's net-metering rate structure is distinct from PSEG on Long Island — and the battery economics differ accordingly. EnergiSense runs the math against your specific Con Edison rate tier and roof configuration, not a generic model. If your roof needs attention first, we install GAF HDZ under a Master Elite installation and run solar the next day.
Talk to Alex about Westchester
Westchester doctrine
“Con Edison rates are high enough
that the math usually works on the first pass.”
Alex Lubin
·Founder · Operating since 2021
Westchester customers · verified Google reviews
Real Westchester installs.
Real Con Ed bills cut.
Filtered to Westchester County customers.
Westchester Solar FAQ
The Westchester solar questions
we keep getting.
How does Con Edison net metering work in Westchester?
Con Edison residential customers in Westchester County receive 1:1 net metering — every kilowatt-hour you export to the grid earns a full kilowatt-hour credit applied to your next bill. Battery storage pairing is available in Westchester and can improve the effective value of stored energy, though the specific rate uplift structure differs from PSEG. We model the current Con Edison rate structure on your proposal.
What areas of Westchester do you serve?
EnergiSense serves Westchester County in full — from Yonkers and Mount Vernon in the south to Mahopac and Yorktown in the north. The county is a mix of suburban and semi-rural properties, and roof types range from the older Colonial and Tudor homes of the lower county to newer construction in northern Westchester. Drop your zip and we confirm eligibility for your specific municipality.
Is battery storage available in Westchester?
Yes — unlike NYC borough installs, battery storage is available for Westchester County homes. Tesla Powerwall 3 and Enphase IQ Battery 5P are both options. The Powerwall 3 integrates battery and inverter in one unit; the Enphase IQ Battery 5P is modular and pairs with Enphase microinverters. Alex recommends based on your existing setup and backup power goals.
What incentives apply in Westchester?
EnergiSense verifies current state credits, property eligibility, and Con Edison net-metering rules on every proposal. Westchester does not have the NYC property tax abatement path; that program is specific to the five boroughs.
What are typical electric bills in Westchester that justify solar?
Westchester homeowners on Con Edison with monthly bills of $80 or more are generally good candidates for solar. Con Edison rates in Westchester tend to run higher than the national average, which shortens payback timelines and improves first-year ROI. We run your specific bill against our sizing model before recommending a system.
What roof types are most common in Westchester?
Westchester has a mix — Colonial and Cape Cod homes in southern Westchester typically have asphalt shingle roofs; older Tudors in central Westchester often have steeper pitches that hold panels well. If your roof is under 5 years from end of life, EnergiSense can replace it with GAF HDZ under a Master Elite installation and run the solar on day two. One project, one contract.
Westchester inquiry
Drop your zip.
We'll model your Con Ed rate.
Westchester quotes include current incentive review and Con Edison net-metering modeling against your actual bill before you commit.