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A homeowner who bought an off-grid house in northern New Hampshire near the Canadian border spent months being told by several southern New Hampshire and Vermont companies that he was beyond their service area. Sunup Solar took the job. That account was written in March 2024, and it sits alongside an off-grid cabin in Pittsburg in January 2024 and an off-grid system designed during late winter to meet a move-in deadline in August 2024. The company describes itself as an in-house solar, roofing, battery-backup and heat-pump outfit based in Candia, New Hampshire, serving the state and southern Maine. Its BBB page is an A+ and accredited; Google sits at 4.9 across 48 ratings. Customers name a lot of people: Hunter Judd and Cory Pelissier on the sales side, Cassy Miller on follow-ups, the electrician Brendan, and installers like Greg and Jimmy. The routine work reads steadily. A March 2026 customer had 30 panels installed at competitive pricing and on schedule. In November 2023, a ski house in Campton got 20 panels, with Cory handling Eversource to get the system commissioned and then working with him after the sale to optimize it. A September 2024 cabin got a 15-panel array with other vendors coordinated around it, a November 2025 customer had panels across multiple roofs, and a September 2025 home-and-business site took a large ground-mount system. A November 2025 review credits the company with handling the permits, and an Angi customer in June 2024 reports less than two weeks from approval to completion, a month ahead of the estimate. One February 2026 account runs hard the other way. That customer says the rebate and solar credit he was promised did not exist, that the installation destroyed his lawn and left trash behind, and that no offer was made to put the lawn right. Against that, a March 2026 customer credits the company with finishing in time to qualify for the energy tax credit that ended at the end of 2025 — incentives are the part of this job where the accounts diverge most. For a roof array, a ground mount or an off-grid build somewhere other installers will not drive, the range here is real and the schedules in these accounts held. Get every rebate and tax-credit figure in writing and confirm your eligibility with the program yourself before signing, and agree up front how the lawn and the site will be protected and cleaned up.
Cory and the folks at Sunup did an excellent job with their 30-panel solar installation at my home. They were competitively priced, excellent at communication, and the install went smoothly and on schedule. Beyond that, when there was a miscommunication about something not in the written contract, Cory nevertheless went out of his way to resolve the issue. I'd gladly work with them again.
My experience with SunUp Solar was excellent! Cory Pelissier clearly explained the layout of my panels, gave me an installation schedule that SunUp followed, and SunUp finished my project in time for me to qualify for the energy tax credit that ended at the end of 2025. The installation was very professionally done; I had to be away from my home during installation and had no problem trusting the SunUp team with access to my house. I'm a satisfied customer and recommend SunUp Solar without any hesitation.
Hunter and Kris are complete liars! Beware of the scam! There is no rebate and solar credit even though it was promised. They installed the panels and destroyed my lawn in the process and left trash everywhere. Never even offered to fix my lawn. Every single thing they told me was a lie.
The folks at Sunup Solar are very professional, straight-forward, honest, dependable, communicative, and friendly. The staff was very easy to work with. Their cost was comparable with other solar companies. We had panels installed on multiple roofs on the property. The installation process went well and was professionally accomplished. I recommend this company to all my friends and anyone else who asks.
From the first meeting with Hunter Judd and the follow-on communications with Cassy Miller, to the final installation with the electrician Brendan and the crew, the process was smooth and on-time or ahead of schedule. They took care of all of the required permits and notification to the electric company for the necessary changes. The installers did an excellent job, completing the work in about half the time I had thought it would take. They cleaned up after themselves completely. I believe that the components used for the project are the best available. The first 3 days after the system was turned on, the weather was rainy and overcast and I expected no production. But to my great surprise the system produced about 30%-50% of the power consumed each day. This is an excellent company with great people. I would like to single out Cassy Miller in particular: she is an excellent communicator and the perfect front person for Sunup; all of my questions and communication were responded to within minutes, with clear and accurate replies. Oh, and Rufus (woof, woof) liked them too! :}
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