From dense city housing stock to shoreline towns like Guilford and Madison, New Haven County covers a lot of ground. We design for whichever kind of home and utility territory you're in.
New Haven County stretches from the multi-family housing stock of the city itself out to shoreline towns like Guilford, Madison, and Branford, and inland to Cheshire, Wallingford, and Waterbury. It's also split between two utilities. We adjust the design and the paperwork to match the property, whether that's a triple-decker roof in New Haven or a colonial in Madison.
We handle interconnection with both United Illuminating and Eversource, depending on your town.
Compact, code-compliant designs for New Haven's dense residential housing stock.
Corrosion-resistant systems for coastal towns like Guilford, Madison, and Branford.
Every system enrolled in Connecticut's Residential Renewable Energy Solutions tariff.
United Illuminating serves New Haven, West Haven, Hamden, Milford, and most of the coastal shoreline. Eversource serves inland towns like Cheshire, Wallingford, Meriden, and Waterbury. We confirm your utility and manage interconnection either way.
The City of New Haven has its own Department of Building Inspection process, and its historic districts near Yale add another layer of review. Shoreline towns like Guilford and Madison add flood-zone siting rules for ground equipment. We navigate both.
New Haven's multi-family and triple-decker housing stock calls for compact, code-compliant rooftop design, while shoreline towns need corrosion-resistant hardware. We design for the property type in front of us.
Every New Haven County system we install is enrolled in Connecticut's Residential Renewable Energy Solutions tariff, and the state exempts solar equipment from sales tax and property tax reassessment.
Legacy Custom Solar is fully licensed to work throughout New York and Connecticut, including New Haven County, and every installation is backed by our workmanship warranty in addition to full manufacturer coverage.
We're a division of Legacy Custom Builders, a 30-year custom construction company. In New Haven County, that means the same crew handles the roofing and the solar, so nothing falls through the cracks between contractors.
A quick call or the form below: your address, your roof, and what you're hoping solar will do for you.
We assess the roof or property in person, model production and savings, and walk you through system options and permitting.
We handle permitting and utility interconnection, install on schedule, and get your system generating.
We install and service solar throughout New Haven County, including:
It depends on your specific town and sometimes your specific address. United Illuminating generally covers New Haven and the surrounding shoreline; Eversource covers most inland towns. We confirm this early and handle interconnection with whichever applies.
Yes. We regularly design compact, code-compliant systems for the city's dense residential housing stock, and we handle the City of New Haven's permitting process as part of the project.
Some coastal properties fall under flood-zone siting rules that affect ground-mounted equipment placement. We check this during the site assessment and design around it from the start.
City rooftop or shoreline colonial, United Illuminating or Eversource territory, tell us about your property and we'll take it from there.