Most solar companies won’t touch your roof. We start there.
Roof replacement, solar installation, and panel detach and reset from one licensed New Jersey contractor. The owner is on your job site every day it is open.
When two companies split the job, nobody owns the leak.
A solar company sells you an array. A roofer sells you a roof. Neither one signs for the other trade. Two years later there is water in the bedroom ceiling and both of them point at the other guy.
We hold the roofing license and do the solar. Same crew, same schedule, same warranty paper. When something is wrong you call one number, and the person who answers was standing on the roof.
Five things, done by people who are on payroll.
No lead brokers, no subcontracted sales floor. If you meet someone from Advisor Solar, they work here.
What solar actually costs in New Jersey in 2026.
The federal residential solar tax credit expired on December 31, 2025. Systems placed in service in 2026 do not qualify for it. Most sales scripts in this state have not caught up.
If a salesperson quotes you a 30% federal credit on a 2026 installation, end the meeting.
We build your model from twelve months of your own utility bills and put the payback year in writing. If it does not clear ten years, we tell you to wait.
Juan Gallego is on your roof, not in a call center.
He started Advisor Solar in 2020 after watching how the industry actually treats homeowners: a hard close, a subcontracted crew nobody vetted, and a phone number that stops working after the panels are up.
Advisor Solar is family-owned and family-run. The people who answer the phone and the people on your roof are the same small group, and they live in the same towns you do. There is no national brand above us and no call center in another state.
We get the same utility bill you get. We have had a roof fail at the wrong time of year, watched an assessment climb, and had a quote come back over the estimate. That is why the proposal we hand you has the payback year written on it, and why we will tell you to wait when waiting is the right call.
Six years and more than two thousand installations later, Juan still walks every job. Read the reviews below. Almost all of them mention him by name, which is either the whole business model or a very long coincidence.
Watch a job actually happen.
Anyone can photograph a finished roof. The part worth watching is the middle: the deck open, the array palletized on the lawn, the crew putting it all back before the weather turns.
“Juan, the owner, was on site every day, making sure everything was done right and to his standards. That level of involvement gave us a lot of confidence.”
“Once all permits were approved, they were able to get my PTO in about 12 business days, which honestly exceeded my expectations.”
“They replaced my roof at a price point that beat out all our previous independent bids, and handled the heavy lifting with the utility company and the township.”
“Even my neighbor commented on what a great job they did and how they kept the job site so clean.”
