Solar Panel Installation in Cherry Hill, NJ

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“After a year with my system, I can say it has performed exactly as promised.” — Stories From Our Clients

This whole crew is extremely professional and dedicated to the work they do and amazing customer service. I would have no issues recommending Impact Solar to my own family.

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I recently had solar panels installed by Impact Solar, and I cannot recommend them highly enough. From start to finish, the entire process was professional, transparent, and remarkably efficient.

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Impact Solar was fantastic! I came in knowing exactly what I wanted, and Jeff, Michelle, and Shawn worked with me to customize the perfect design for my needs. I couldn’t be happier and highly recommend them!

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Our experience with Impact Solar LLC was characterized by a consistently high level of professionalism and clear communication from start to finish. We would highly recommend Impact Solar LLC to others.

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A Cherry Hill Solar Company That Designs Around Your Roof

Your PSE&G bill is the honest place to start. We read twelve months of it before anyone talks numbers, because solar panel installation in Cherry Hill only pays off when the system matches what you use.

Rob Warren founded Impact Solar, a New Jersey solar energy company he still runs, after watching homeowners get sold systems that never fit their roof. He is NABCEP-certified and still on projects.

Our office sits ten minutes out, so the split-levels, dormers, and tree cover across this corner of Camden County are familiar. We also hold our own New Jersey electrical contractor permit, so the wiring stays with our crew.

Our Process

How a Cherry Hill Project Moves From First Visit to Permission to Operate

01.

Roof Inspection and a Full Year of Usage

We pull twelve months of PSE&G data, then measure pitch, shingle condition, and shade from the roof itself. Streets here run heavy canopy, so afternoon shade gets mapped before a quote exists.

02.

System Design, Including How It Will Look From the Street

The array gets sized to your usage, not padded past it. Rail-free layout and the attic conduit route are drawn at the same time, so appearance is settled here rather than improvised on install day.

03.

Township Permits and Utility Interconnection

Construction and electrical permits go to Cherry Hill Township, interconnection goes to PSE&G, and both are filed under our own license. We run the same paperwork weekly in Voorhees and across Camden County.

04.

Installation by Our Own Crew

Most homes take one to two days, with a NABCEP-certified installer leading the crew. Panels sit inches off the roof, mounts leveled to a single height, and a skirt closes the bottom edge.

05.

Inspection and Permission to Operate

The township inspects, PSE&G authorizes, and the system goes live. We walk your monitoring with you that same day, so you know what normal production looks like from the first week.

How Net Metering Turns Midday Production Into Credits on Your Bill

Your roof produces most of its power in the middle of the day, usually when the house is empty. That surplus flows back to the grid instead of going to waste.

New Jersey credits that energy at the full retail rate, up to your annual usage, and those credits offset what you pull back at night. It is one of the stronger net metering rules in the country and a large part of why a correctly sized system works here. Oversizing does not help you, which is why we design to your usage rather than past it.

What Changes Between a House and a Warehouse

The crew and the equipment do not change between a house and a warehouse. The roof does: pitch, load capacity, whether racking gets bolted or ballasted, and whether demand charges or net metering credits drive the return. Both get quoted out of the same office, so nothing gets routed to a commercial division three states away.

Residential Solar Installation

Split-levels, colonials, and ranch homes all break up usable roof space differently. Our residential systems get laid out around dormers, vents, and shade rather than forced onto whatever slope faces the street. A center-hall colonial in Moorestown and a 1960s split a mile from here end up with completely different panel maps.

Commercial Solar Installation

Flat roofs, ballasted racking, and demand charges change the math entirely. Ourcommercial work covers offices, warehouses, and houses of worship, including the 200-panel system and new roof we donated and installed for Congregation Beth Tikvah over in Marlton, the first synagogue in South Jersey to go solar. A distribution roof in Mount Laurel and a strip center here raise the same ballast question, and we answer it the same way.

What Drives the Price, and What Still Brings It Down

Two homes on the same street can land thousands apart. These are the variables that move the number:

How much of your current usage you want the system to cover
Roof size, pitch, and how many separate planes you have to work with
Afternoon shade from mature trees and neighboring rooflines
Whether your electrical panel can carry the system as-is
Panel and inverter selection
Add-ons like battery storage or an EV charger

We do not publish a price per watt, because two roofs of the same size can land thousands apart once shade, panel capacity, and equipment choices are in the mix. What you get instead is an itemized quote covering equipment, labor, permits, any electrical work, and the incentive math, on one page you can hold next to every other bid.

Two Ways to Pay, and How Each Lands on Your Bill

Cash buyers break even fastest and keep the SREC-II income outright. A loan spreads the cost, and the only question that matters is whether the payment lands under the PSE&G bill it replaces. We run both against your last twelve months, and our financing options include paths with nothing out of pocket at signing.

Older homes here often need a service panel upgrade first, and because the electrical is ours that gets priced up front instead of surfacing after you sign.

What New Jersey Still Gives You in 2026

The federal residential tax credit ended for systems placed in service after December 31, 2025. Any quote still showing 30% off the top is using old math, and you should ask why. The state-level incentives are what carry the return now:

SREC-II payments through the Successor Solar Incentive program, paid per megawatt-hour your system produces for 15 years, at a rate locked in when your system registers
Full exemption from New Jersey’s 6.625% sales tax on solar equipment
Property tax exemption on the value solar adds, once your system is certified, so your assessment does not climb
Retail-rate net metering credits from PSE&G, up to your annual usage

Commercial projects follow different rules and may still reach the federal investment credit if placed in service by the end of 2027. And with a lease or PPA, whoever owns the system keeps your SREC-II income and net metering credits, a trade-off we put in writing.

Equipment and Coverage Built to Be Boring for 25 Years

A solar system is a 25-year decision, and most of those years should be uneventful.

Most of the difference shows from the street rather than on a spec sheet, so our project gallery is worth a look before you compare quotes. Here is what goes on the roof and what stands behind it:

US-made panels selected for output that holds up over decades
Inverters matched to your roof layout and shade profile
Rail-free racking, mounts leveled to the same height, and a skirt along the bottom edge
Conduit routed through the attic instead of across your shingles
Monitoring that shows production day by day
Battery-ready wiring if you want to add battery backup later
25-year manufacturer warranties on key equipment
25-year workmanship warranty, honored by the crew that did the install

Monitoring in the Background and Support if Something Changes

Production drops for boring reasons: a failing optimizer, a tripped breaker, a storm-thrown branch. Monitoring catches it before you catch it on a bill.

When something looks off, our repair and maintenance team will:

Review production data when output falls off
Diagnose inverter, optimizer, or wiring faults
Replace failed components under warranty
Remove and reset panels if you need roof work done later

We service systems other companies installed too, including plenty whose original installer has since left New Jersey.

Why More Property Owners Are Choosing Impact Solar

Most of the quotes on your kitchen table come from national companies that sell the job here and staff it with whoever is free that week. We are based one town over in Haddonfield, the owner is still on roofs, and we keep hold of every part that decides how your system performs and how it looks:

Electrical work never leaves the crew. We carry our own New Jersey electrical contractor business permit, #34EB017770300, so no part of your system is subcontracted out.

Rail-free mounting. Panels sit inches off the roof with every mount leveled, so the array reads as one sheet of glass instead of a row on rails.

Conduit hidden in the attic. No pipe running across your shingles where the whole street can see it.

One point of contact. The person who quotes your system is the person who picks up in year seven. No call center, no service department in another state.

11+ years across South Jersey, with a 5.0 Google rating from more than 100 reviews.

NABCEP-certified PV installer and fully licensed, NJ HIC #13VH08519600.

25-year workmanship warranty honored by the same crew that did the install, not a subcontractor who has moved on.

A straight answer when solar does not fit. If your roof or your usage does not support it, you hear that at the assessment, not after you sign.

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What Homeowners Are Saying

Helping Cherry Hill and the Surrounding Towns Move Toward Solar

Good Questions to Ask Before You Put Panels on the Roof

Do I need HOA approval as well as a township permit in Cherry Hill?

We handle the township permits. Some developments here also restrict front-facing panels, so we check that before the design is locked.

Will solar still pay off if mature trees shade my roof every afternoon?

Often yes. We map shade hour by hour and place panels where production holds up, and we will say so if the numbers do not clear.

My roof is about 15 years old. Should I replace it first?

Usually. Pulling and resetting an array later costs more than doing the roof first, and we will tell you what we find up there.

What happens to the system if I sell the house?

An owned system transfers with the property and the warranties follow it. Around here, a paid-off array reads as a selling point.

Can I add an EV charger later without redoing the system?

Yes. We wire for it from the start, so adding an EV charger later is a short visit, not a redesign.

Done Guessing at Electric Bills? Start With a Plan That Fits the Property

Rates move on someone else’s schedule. A system sized to your roof and your actual usage puts that line back under your control.

We will run your numbers, tell you what your roof can realistically support, and put it in writing so you can hold it next to every other quote you have collected.

Free, no obligation, and you will talk to the people who would do the work.