SunCommon
A regional solar company and Certified B Corporation serving Vermont and New York. Its site offers roof and ground mounted solar and home energy storage for homes, businesses, farms, non-profits and municipalities.
Rooftop solarGround mountBattery storageB CorpVermontNew YorkRegional
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| Company name | SunCommon |
|---|---|
| Legal name | SunCommon |
| Summary | A regional solar company and Certified B Corporation serving Vermont and New York. Its site offers roof and ground mounted solar and home energy storage for homes, businesses, farms, non-profits and municipalities. |
| Installs residential rooftop solar | Yes. Its site offers roof and ground mounted solar systems for homeowners, with planning, financing, permitting, design, engineering and construction handled by its team. |
| Service area as the company states it | Vermont and New York. The company says it has helped over 10,000 customers in the two states and has operated in Vermont since 2012 and in New York since 2002. Confirm service for your address on its site. |
| Services | Roof and ground mounted solar, Home energy storage, Commercial solar |
| How it works | Regional installer and Certified B Corporation that acts as the customer partner from planning and financing through permitting, design, engineering and construction, 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, Ground mount, Battery storage, B Corp, Vermont, New York, Regional |
| Official site | https://suncommon.com/ |
| Source | SunCommon official site, homepage, roof and ground solar page, home energy storage page and Why SunCommon page |
| Checked date | 2026-10-29 |
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About SunCommon
A Certified B Corp in Vermont and New York
SunCommon describes itself as making the transition to clean energy simple and affordable. Its homepage states it has helped over 10,000 customers in Vermont and New York with solar and energy storage for homes, businesses, farms, non-profits and municipalities.
The company states it is a proud Certified B Corporation, having passed a rigorous assessment of responsible business practices, and also a Benefit Corporation and mission-driven company. Its Why SunCommon page states it was organized as a Public Benefit Corporation from the beginning, legally bound to put employees, communities and habitat on equal footing with profit. Its stated mission is accelerating the transition to solar power in its communities.
Roof and ground solar, storage and commercial work
Its home solar page states a rooftop array keeps the yard free of equipment and uses unused roof space, while ground mounted solar suits homes with smaller roofs, or where shading, orientation or roof condition prevent a rooftop array, and can sit in the sunniest part of the yard. It states each array is designed for current and future energy needs and property features, and customers own their panels.
The company states battery backup stores excess solar for use when needed most, such as an outage, with silent, automatic backup for lights, heat, internet, fridge and well pump. Its homepage also lists commercial solar, solar for farms, and a solar canopy.
- Roof solar: uses otherwise unused roof space, as the company states
- Ground mount: can be sited in the sunniest part of the yard, as it states
- Home storage: stores excess solar for outage use, as it states
- Commercial solar and farm solar: listed for businesses and farms
- Solar canopy: listed among its offerings on its homepage
How a project runs and local history
SunCommon presents itself as a partner through the whole project, not only an installer. Its homepage states that from planning and financing, through permitting, design, engineering and construction, its team makes the experience smooth and hassle free. Its Why page repeats that sequence and states the company takes care of everything.
Its homepage states it has operated in Vermont since 2012 and in New York since 2002, calling itself the most tenured local solar company in its regions. Its home solar page states its team offers commitment-free virtual or in-person visits to assess needs and discuss monthly payment. That page states ownership comes through financing or cash, describing financing with no upfront cost.
Service area and warranty information
The service area the company states is Vermont and New York, for homes, businesses, farms, non-profits and municipalities. Its Vermont address in Waterbury is listed on its site.
On warranty, no specific warranty term is stated on the main pages reviewed, including the homepage, roof and ground solar page, home energy storage page and Why SunCommon page. Those pages describe equipment, installation and process without quoting years for a SunCommon warranty. Homeowners should ask the company directly for current written warranty terms before signing, rather than relying on a general service description. That absence is stated plainly so the position is not overstated.