Residential solar for homeowners in Marlton and Burlington County. $0 upfront PPA option for eligible homeowners. We handle every permit and utility interconnection.
How much solar saves a Marlton, NJ home depends on your electricity usage, roof sun exposure, system output, and utility rate, so we give you a savings estimate specific to your address. A Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with $0 upfront is available for eligible homeowners. Pure Home Renewables handles the full installation: roof condition assessment, system design, all Evesham Township permits, PSE&G (most addresses) interconnection, and final permission to operate. The physical install usually takes 1-2 days; permitting, inspection, and utility interconnection timing varies by municipality and utility.
Marlton, the unincorporated community within Evesham Township, has been one of the strongest residential solar markets in South Jersey since the late 2010s. The newer construction profile means most Marlton roofs are in solid condition for direct solar installation without needing a roof replacement first.
Marlton solar installs require permits through Evesham Township's Construction Office plus utility interconnection through PSE&G. We pull every required permit and manage the full PSE&G interconnection from application through net-meter installation.
If you are a Marlton homeowner curious about whether solar makes sense for your home, we will do a free in-home assessment that includes shade analysis, roof condition check, electric usage review, and a custom production + savings estimate specific to your address. There is no obligation and no pressure.
Family-owned, based locally in Mount Laurel. Marlton is in our core service area.
PPA solar lets qualified homeowners install solar with no upfront cost. You pay only for the power produced — and your monthly cost is typically less than your current electric bill.
Evesham Township permits, PSE&G (most addresses) interconnection, net meter installation, final permission to operate — every step managed by us. You sign the contract; we run the rest.
If your roof is approaching end of life, we handle the roof replacement in Marlton before solar — one coordinated project, one company. Way cheaper than removing and reinstalling solar panels later.
We use precision shade analysis to confirm production potential before any contract. If your home isn't a good solar candidate, we will tell you honestly.
Your free assessment uses your home's electricity usage, roof exposure, shading, and expected system output to estimate what a system on your roof would produce.
Workmanship warranty plus manufacturer warranties on panels and inverters. Both you and your future-owner are covered.
Most Marlton homes — newer construction with simple roof geometries and minimal mature-tree shading — are excellent solar candidates. We do a free shade analysis and production estimate at the assessment so you know your specific home's potential before any commitment.
Yes. Both Evesham Township construction permits and PSE&G interconnection are handled by us as part of the install — you don't visit any office or fill out any utility forms.
A Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) lets you have solar installed on your roof at no upfront cost. Instead of buying the system, you purchase the power it generates at the rate set in your agreement. The solar company owns and maintains the system.
Usually yes, but much smaller. Your solar system offsets a large portion of your usage, and net metering credits you for any excess power you produce. Most homeowners still have a small connection fee and minor usage charges. We estimate your expected bill during the free assessment.
Standard grid-tied solar systems shut down during a power outage for safety reasons (to protect utility workers). We offer battery storage solutions such as Tesla Powerwall that allow solar to continue providing power during outages — discussed during your assessment.
Yes. We handle every permit, application, and approval required for your solar installation, including municipal building permits, utility interconnection, HOA approvals where applicable, and any historic preservation or zoning approvals if they apply.
Under a Power Purchase Agreement, the solar provider owns and maintains the system, and you buy the electricity it produces under the agreement. Review your contract terms for pricing, escalators, transfer, maintenance, and equipment ownership before you sign.
No pressure, no obligation. Get a custom production + savings estimate within 24 hours.
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