Next Step Living
Next Step Living appears in public records for 2,472 home solar installations from 2012 to 2017, across 2 states. It mostly installs systems homeowners own.
- Installations on record
- 2,4720 in the last 3 years
- Years active in records
- 62012–2017
- Price vs. state average
- —not enough priced records
- Leased or PPA systems
- 1%0% loan-financed
- With a battery
- 0%recent installs
- Typical system
- 5.4 kWmedian size
Equipment they use most
Microinverters on 31% and optimizers on 0% of recent systems. Equipment guide
Where they install
| State | Installations | License lookup |
|---|---|---|
| Massachusetts | 2,359 | Check license |
| Connecticut | 113 | Check license |
What the numbers suggest
- It mostly installs systems homeowners own.
- A shorter track record (6 years in records) means more uncertainty about long-term warranty support. Ask who backs the workmanship warranty if the company closes.
Before you sign with any installer
- Verify the contractor license and look for complaints with your state board and attorney general.
- Get at least three quotes and compare them in our quote comparison tool.
- Ask who does the installation (their own crews or subcontractors) and who backs the workmanship warranty.
- Read our solar sales red flags.
Other active installers in Massachusetts
- Palmetto 2,897 installs
- Isaksen Solar 961 installs
- Invaleon Technologies 509 installs
- Empower Energy Solutions 204 installs
- Pv Squared 1,506 installs
- New England Clean Energy 1,262 installs
- Resonant Energy 53 installs
- Green Earth Energy 515 installs
Data: LBNL Tracking the Sun (through 2025). Installer names are normalized from public records and may combine related business names. We don't accept payment from installers. Something wrong? Request a correction.