Work we hang on a Cape roof
Special-trade solar from 21 Market Street. Angela prices the job after she has stood on the shingles, not after a portal form.
Survey that respects Cape shade
We walk the ridge, mark the oak, and time the afternoon light. Mashpee roofs do not all face the same pond. The map you get is the one we will hang to.
New arrays, rails, and flashings
Modules, rail, and a flashing plan that keeps the attic dry when the Cape rain comes sideways. We do not chase the cheapest panel if the roof cannot carry it.
Inverters, batteries, interconnection
We size the box, file the utility paper, and add storage when a nor’easter is the reason you called — not as an upsell on a quiet Tuesday.
String maps you can read
Count, orientation, and the tree we already argued with. No mystery packet.
Existing systems
A tired inverter, a dead string, or a ground that needs a second look on an older Cape array.
Paper the utility will take
Interconnection filed from Mashpee. Angela keeps the same number until the meter flips.
Leave a number. Angela rings Mashpee back.
Tell us which lane — survey, new array, or an old system that went quiet.
Send my number