Service area · New Jersey
Quest Solar serves all of New Jersey, from Bergen County and the Hudson waterfront to the Shore and South Jersey. Four electric utilities and a statewide incentive program mean the details depend on your address; we sort out which rules apply and manage the construction permit.
Serves much of northern and central New Jersey, including most of Bergen, Hudson and Essex counties; offers heat-pump rebates through participating contractors.
Serves large parts of central and northwestern New Jersey and the northern Shore, with its own heat-pump rebate tiers.
Serves southern New Jersey, including the southern Shore communities; separate interconnection application and programs.
Serves parts of northern Bergen, Passaic and Sussex counties.
Solar and electrical work is permitted under New Jersey's Uniform Construction Code through your municipality's construction office, with building and electrical inspections.
Each of New Jersey's utilities has its own interconnection application and approval timeline; we file it for you.
Eligible new solar projects register in New Jersey's ADI program before or around installation — timing affects the incentive value.
Elevated and flood-zone homes at the Shore can have roof, wind and equipment-placement requirements we account for in the design.
New Jersey's ADI program pays SREC-II incentives for eligible new solar statewide; values depend on segment and registration date. Heat-pump rebates differ by utility (PSE&G, JCP&L, Atlantic City Electric, Rockland Electric). The federal homeowner solar credit is not available for 2026 projects.
Verified November 2026; programs and funding can change. Incentives, rebates and tax credits depend on your utility, location, income, equipment, project details and program funding at the time you apply. Quest Solar does not guarantee eligibility or amounts and does not provide tax advice; consult a qualified tax professional about tax credits.
The federal Residential Clean Energy Credit is not available for expenditures after December 31, 2025 — the IRS states it is not available for property placed in service after that date. Quest does not advertise a 30% federal homeowner solar credit for 2026 projects.
Official source: IRS — Residential Clean Energy Credit (opens in a new tab)
According to the IRS, the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (which covered heat pumps) applies only to property placed in service before the end of 2025, and the Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit (EV chargers) applied to property placed in service through June 30, 2026.
Official sources: IRS — Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (opens in a new tab) · IRS — Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit (opens in a new tab)
Commercial solar may still qualify for federal investment credits, subject to construction-start and placed-in-service deadlines, prevailing-wage and apprenticeship rules for larger projects, and other requirements. IRS Notice 2025-42 explains how beginning of construction is determined for solar facilities.
Official sources: IRS — Clean Electricity Investment Credit (opens in a new tab) · IRS — Notice 2025-42 (beginning of construction) (opens in a new tab)
New Jersey's ADI program pays SREC-II incentives for eligible new solar facilities. The program page lists registrations open until a segment's capacity block fills or June 1, 2027, and reports that a May 21, 2026 BPU order set the residential net-metered incentive at $77 per SREC-II for registrations received on or after July 27, 2026.
Official source: NJ Clean Energy Program — ADI Program (opens in a new tab)
New Jersey utilities offer heat-pump rebates through participating contractors. PSE&G lists instant rebates for qualifying air-source and cold-climate heat pumps and 0% on-bill repayment options; JCP&L publishes air-source, cold-climate and geothermal rebates; Rockland Electric (O&R) directs customers to participating contractors and lists financing options.
Official sources: PSE&G — Heating and cooling offers (opens in a new tab) · JCP&L — HVAC rebates (opens in a new tab) · Orange & Rockland (Rockland Electric NJ) — Heat pump incentives (opens in a new tab)
Under New Jersey's ADI program, eligible solar facilities earn SREC-IIs based on production, paid at a fixed value set by the BPU for the facility's market segment and registration period.
It depends on your electric and gas utility. We check your utility account and confirm the current rebate during the consultation.
Yes. Quest Solar serves the whole state, from Bergen County to Cape May. Use the ZIP checker on our homepage or call us to confirm your address.
Usually, yes. We review elevation, wind exposure and roof condition, and keep batteries and electrical equipment above flood levels where required.
Share your address and goals. We confirm your utility, programs and permits before recommending anything.