ReVision Energy
An employee-owned solar installer in New England. Its site offers solar, battery storage and heat pumps for homeowners and businesses, and describes the company as New England's leading employee-owned solar installer.
Rooftop solarBattery storageEmployee-ownedHeat pumpsNew EnglandRegional
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| Company name | ReVision Energy |
|---|---|
| Legal name | ReVision Energy |
| Summary | An employee-owned solar installer in New England. Its site offers solar, battery storage and heat pumps for homeowners and businesses, and describes the company as New England's leading employee-owned solar installer. |
| Installs residential rooftop solar | Yes. Its site offers solar solutions for homes, including a free site visit, through its local branches. |
| Service area as the company states it | Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Branches listed on its site include South Portland and Montville in Maine, Brentwood and Enfield in New Hampshire, and North Andover and Westfield in Massachusetts. |
| Services | Residential solar, Battery storage, Heat pumps |
| How it works | Employee-owned regional installer with local branches in three New England states, per its site. |
| Warranty and guarantee note | No warranty term is recorded here. The pages read for this entry did not state one in a form this directory can quote, so ask for warranty terms in writing. |
| Tags | Rooftop solar, Battery storage, Employee-owned, Heat pumps, New England, Regional |
| Official site | https://www.revisionenergy.com/ |
| Source | ReVision Energy official site, homepage, About and Resources pages |
| Checked date | 2026-10-29 |
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About ReVision Energy
How ReVision Energy describes itself
The company describes itself on its homepage as New England's leading employee-owned solar installer and invites homeowners to schedule a free site visit to take control of energy costs with solar, battery storage, heat pumps and more. Its About page states its mission as making life better by building a just and equitable electric future. The company states that it became a Certified B Corporation in 2015 and a 100 percent employee-owned company in 2017, when it converted to an Employee Stock Ownership Plan.
Its site says every person at ReVision shares the responsibility and the equitable benefits of growing the business, and it describes its guiding approach as thinking like a customer and acting like an owner. The company states that it was founded in 2003 and brings more than 20 years of experience installing solar projects in New England.
Solar, battery storage, heat pumps and related work
The company states that it calls itself a solar company but does more than solar panels. Its homepage lists solar, battery storage and heat pumps as core ways to take control of energy costs, and its site also presents work for homes and for commercial customers. Its About timeline notes its first electric vehicle charging station in 2012 and describes later growth across solar electric systems, heat pumps, battery storage and EV chargers.
The company states that grid tied solar allows a home to generate electricity and earn credits to use, and its resources describe heat pumps as a super efficient electric form of heating and cooling that can be paired with solar. For homeowners, the point in its own description is whole home electrification, combining generation, storage and efficient heating and cooling rather than treating solar as a single product.
How a home project starts and where it operates
The company states that the process starts with a free site visit. Its resources page says it wants to transparently show what the process of going solar looks like from start to finish, and it links to guides on the steps to going solar and on how a site visit for whole home electrification works. Its referral page describes a customer receiving a customized proposal and working with a designer to achieve the home's energy goals.
The company lists six branches on its site. In Maine it lists South Portland and Montville. In New Hampshire it lists Brentwood and Enfield. In Massachusetts it lists North Andover and Westfield. Its homepage frames its service area as Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts, and its About page describes local expertise in New England.
Service, support and warranty information
The company states that existing customers can contact a dedicated Service Team and open a support ticket, and its homepage separates general branch contact from service contact. Its site discusses warranties mainly in general and manufacturer terms rather than as one published company workmanship term. A guide on its site states that nearly all reputable manufacturers will offer a 25 year power production warranty and that better manufacturers will also offer at least a 10 year aesthetic warranty, and it names REC and Q CELL as panel partners.
On the pages reviewed, the company did not publish a single quotable workmanship warranty length for its own installations, so homeowners should ask for the exact workmanship and equipment terms in writing before signing.