Massachusetts solar deal review

Know whether it’s a good deal before you sign.

Already have a proposal? I’ll tell you if it’s clean. Starting fresh? On a 20-minute call I’ll show you how a good Massachusetts deal is structured—then send options worth looking at if you want them. No pitch.

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Free to start. A short intake with my assistant collects the basics so we don’t waste the call. Then 20 minutes with me if it’s worth both of our time.

If you later choose a deal I introduce, I may be paid by that partner. I’ll still tell you if a deal is mediocre—or solar is wrong for the house.

For Massachusetts homeowners served byEversourceNational GridUnitilMillis, MASince 2013Not paid to push one installer

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Request 20 minutes with me.

First, my assistant collects the basics so the call isn’t a questionnaire.

IntakeWhere you are, your town and utility, and anything that would make a call pointless.

Call20 minutes with Riley. Teaching, not a close.

AfterIf you want them, deals to sit with. You decide.

I don’t try to talk anyone into solar. I like good deals. I will not wrestle you into a signature.

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The 20-minute teaching call

What we actually talk about

Production math versus your electric bill

Price, financing path, and what the payment does over time

Equipment and the warranty stack—product versus workmanship

Contract terms if you sell the house or the system underperforms

Massachusetts utility and incentive reality for your address

Whether solar is a bad fit—and saying that out loud if it is

Riley TravellerIndependent review · Massachusetts

About Riley Traveller

I used to scale solar companies. Now I sit on your side of the kitchen table.

I’m Riley Traveller. I’ve worked in residential solar since 2013 and founded and led Boundless Energy as CEO, helping grow it beyond 20,000 residential installations. That scale is useful for one reason: I know how proposals are built, where costs hide, and which terms matter long after the sales meeting.

Now I review Massachusetts solar deals one house at a time. I look at production math, payment path, equipment, warranties, transfer terms, and who is responsible when something goes wrong. Here that also means your utility, roof, electrical service, winter production assumptions, incentives, and the contract itself.

If the math works, I’ll say so. If the deal is mediocre—or solar is the wrong move for your house—I’ll say that too.

Since 2013In residential solar20,000+Systems I saw from the insideIndependentNot tied to one installer

The initial intake and call are free. If I help arrange a new solar deal you choose, I may be compensated.

No pressure. No mystery math.I’ll tell you what the numbers actually say.

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