Cherry Hill sits on a utility boundary, and that is the first thing to settle before you read a single quote: Camden County is split between Atlantic City Electric and PSE&G territory, the two run different interconnection processes, and your own bill is the only reliable answer. Everything else here is New Jersey’s twin-income math: full retail net metering plus $76.50 SREC-II certificates for 15 years. The three installers below were verified against state program records this week, and one of them is headquartered in town.
The top solar companies in Cherry Hill, NJ are EMT Solar & Roofing, SunnyMac Solar and Green Power Energy, based on EcoGen America’s vetting framework. EMT is headquartered in Cherry Hill and its crews carry roofing as well as solar, which is the pairing this township’s housing stock most often needs.
Our Top 3 Solar Installers Serving Cherry Hill, NJ
Rankings come from New Jersey’s own program install records and each company’s own stated terms, weighted toward genuine South Jersey presence. Nobody pays to appear, and the caveats stay on the page.
EMT Solar & Roofing
Veteran-owned and based in Cherry Hill itself, with nearly 4,900 installs in state program records and roofing crews under the same roof as the solar crews. For a township of 1950s and 1960s housing where the roof often needs attention first, one company answering for both trades removes the handoff where projects usually stall.
SunnyMac Solar
Its New Jersey install record is weighted toward Camden, Burlington and Gloucester counties, which is to say toward this exact market. The warranty is the plainest commitment in the group: 25 years on both equipment and workmanship, in those words. Two things to settle first: no electrical permit appears under its own name in the state registry, so ask who pulls yours, and the company is headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware.
Green Power Energy
The cleanest verified record in our New Jersey network, with active contractor and electrical licenses, NABCEP certification and Enphase Platinum standing. Its install volume here is smaller than the two above, so confirm crew availability for a Cherry Hill address before you fall in love with the reviews.
Other companies work this market at statewide scale, with service records we describe plainly in our guide to the best solar companies in New Jersey.
Cherry Hill, NJ Solar Installers Compared
Installer | Local Claim | NJ Program Installs | Warranty in Writing | Settle Before Signing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
EMT Solar & Roofing | Office in Cherry Hill | 4,894 | 5-yr floor, claims vary | Get the warranty term named |
SunnyMac Solar | Camden County concentration | 7,193 | 25-yr equipment + workmanship | Who pulls the electrical permit |
Green Power Energy | Statewide, strongest reviews | 1,462 | 25-yr workmanship | Crew availability in South Jersey |
Two Utilities Serve This Corner of New Jersey. Know Which One Bills You.
Camden County straddles the boundary between Atlantic City Electric and PSE&G, and territory maps do not always agree at the township level. This is not trivia: your utility decides which interconnection queue you enter, whose application your installer files, and how quickly permission to operate arrives. Pull out your electric bill and read the name at the top before you take a single quote, then make every installer confirm it in writing. What does not change either way is New Jersey’s twin-income structure: every exported kilowatt-hour is credited at full retail under true 1-to-1 net metering, and every 1,000 kWh you generate earns an SREC-II certificate worth $76.50, paid quarterly for 15 years through the SuSI program. The rate locks when your registration is filed and the Board of Public Utilities steps it down over time, so filing speed is money. Fair pricing here runs $2.76 to $2.86 per watt with typical paybacks of 7 to 9 years.
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Questions to Ask a Solar Installer in Cherry Hill, NJ
Which utility serves my address, and have you filed there recently?
Who files my SuSI registration, and on what date?
Does my roof need work before panels?
What exactly does your warranty cover, in years?
Who holds the electrical permit for my job?
Red Flags in a Cherry Hill, NJ Solar Pitch
How We Rank Solar Companies
Rankings are built from what we can verify, never from who pays us. Five weighted factors:
Frequently Asked Questions
EMT Solar & Roofing, SunnyMac Solar and Green Power Energy are the three vetted installers we match with Cherry Hill homeowners in 2026: EMT for a Cherry Hill HQ and roofing in-house, SunnyMac for Camden County install concentration and a plainly written 25-year warranty, and Green Power for the strongest verified customer record in our New Jersey network.
Camden County is split between Atlantic City Electric and PSE&G, and township-level maps disagree, so the reliable check is the name printed on your own bill. It matters because each utility runs its own interconnection queue and application process, which drives your switch-on date.
If the roof has under roughly five years left, yes, and doing it in one project is cheaper than removing and reinstalling an array later. Cherry Hill’s mid-century housing stock makes this a live question on many addresses, which is part of why a contractor carrying both trades ranks first on this page.
Before signing anything, review New Jersey’s incentives, benchmark bids against New Jersey pricing data, and read the SREC-II mechanics in our New Jersey solar guide.
Sources
EcoGen America reviewed New Jersey Board of Public Utilities SuSI program materials, Atlantic City Electric and PSE&G service-territory and interconnection resources, New Jersey program install and licensing records, and the installers’ own stated terms for this article. Sources were accessed August 9, 2026, unless another publication, release, effective, or update date is listed below.
- New Jersey Board of Public Utilities. Successor Solar Incentive (SuSI) program: SREC-II registration, $76.50 rate, 15-year term. Accessed August 9, 2026.
- Atlantic City Electric and PSE&G. Service territory and interconnection resources for Camden County addresses. Accessed August 9, 2026.
- New Jersey program install and licensing records. Installer registration status and install counts by company. Accessed August 9, 2026.
- EMT Solar & Roofing, SunnyMac Solar, Green Power Energy. Company-stated warranties, credentials and service areas. Accessed August 9, 2026.
