Solar panel installation & roofing services in Massachusetts

Join thousands of your MA neighbors who have chosen Trinity to go solar, replace an old roof, or do both.

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4 reasons to partner with Trinity

When you get solar panels or a new roof with us, expect a seamless process and great benefits.

Federal tax credit

If you buy your solar system with cash or a loan, recoup 30% of the cost through a federal tax credit.

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State incentives

MA offers great rewards for going solar. Qualifying customers can get renewable energy credits, tax exemptions, and more.

Local ties

Trinity has strong relationships with local utilities and regulators. This helps fast-track project permitting and inspections.

Policy work

We advocate on behalf of local and federal policy changes that benefit homeowners and the planet.

Benefits of going solar in Massachusetts

Switching to solar helps you slash electricity costs and distance yourself from rising utility fees. It might also boost your property value.

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MA solar tax credits & incentives

When you install solar in Massachusetts, you may qualify for these cost savings:

Federal tax credit for 30% of the cost. You’ll get this credit if you buy your system or get a loan (not lease). This credit is available through 2032.
Residential energy credit of up to $1000 toward your state income tax bill.
MA property tax exemption. Solar panels can raise your property value and taxes. Get 100% exemption from added property tax for 20 years if system capacity is lower than 25kW.
Sales tax exemption. Solar energy systems are exempt from MA sales and use tax.
Net metering. Get a monthly credit for extra energy generated by your solar panels. Cash in these credits to reduce your utility bill.

Trinity does not guarantee eligibility for, or the amount of, tax credits, tax exemptions, renewable energy credits, or other state and federal incentive programs. Homeowners should consult a tax professional for personalized advice and to determine their specific eligibility for any tax incentives.

Clean energy goals

Massachusetts has committed to achieving reductions in greenhouse gas emissions of 33% by 2025, 50% by 2030, 75% by 2040 and at least 85% by 2050. In 2022, MA released their Clean Energy and Climate Plan for 2050 (2050 CECP). This plan sets out to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions in 2050.