New England Clean Energy
Updated: 19 January 2021Installer
Years in business
> 15
Pros
Review score is above industry average of 3.97
4.76
NABCEP qualified installer
Yes
Cons
Average cost per watt above industry average of $2.85
$4.29
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Latest New England Clean Energy reviews
Latest review
RJS over 1 month
NE Solar made the install very easy. The installers were very courteous and very communicative about the whole process.
Read moreLatest complaint
Shame123, over 1 month
Go anywhere else. In short, do your homework. This company over the last hear has become a hot mess. The people in charge of running the projects through to management have a lot to learn and are in over their head. I have spent hours and hundreds of emails chasing them down. Also I was told to pay before the project was completed and meters were set up, being told the project was completed, it was not and 2 months later I have missed the entire summer months for SMART Credits with no recourse. I used them 5 years ago, and they were great, today not even close up through to CEO. If you want to overpay, be treated like dirt, and be lied to throughout the process then yes, select these people. If you want to just work with someone who is honest, knows what they are doing and will see it through to the end, choose anyone else.
Read moreNew England Clean Energy prices
This installer does not publish their standard system prices on the net.
As such we have used average pricing from the installers service areas as a proxy for what this company would most likely charge for a solar system.
System size
6.7kW
Average cost per watt
$2.75
Net cost of system
$11,324 - $13,840
Average payback time
3.5 years
Annual power production
8,747 kWh
Levelized cost of solar energy
?
0¢ kWh
If you don't get solar
42¢ kWh
Forecast average MA electric rates over the next 25 years
Installers description for their business
The company has installed more than 2,000 solar energy systems for homeowners, businesses, and nonprofit organizations in New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Maine, and Massachusetts. Having installed solar since its founding in 2006, New England Clean Energy has more positive reviews on SolarReviews.com than any installer in the northeast (and more than all but one company in the entire U.S.). Headquartered in Hudson, Massachusetts, the company also has an office in Providence, RI, and Bedford, NH.
Contact
Address
577 Main Street Suite 430, Hudson MA, 01749
Phone
(click to reveal) ..8867Website
New England Clean EnergyOffice locations
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MASSACHUSETTS - Hudson
577 Main Street Suite 430, Hudson MA, 01749
NEW HAMPSHIRE - Bedford
264 South River Road Suite 538, Bedford NH, 03110
RHODE ISLAND - Providence
166 Valley St., Building 6M Suite 103, Providence RI, 02909
Service locations
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Accreditations and affiliations
Service Types
Residential solar - Grid tied
Small commercial solar - Grid tied
Residential solar - Hybrid solar systems
NABCEP certifications
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