We deliver high-efficiency solar energy solutions in New Hampshire for homes and businesses, helping you help to save the environment on utility bills or even eliminate your utility bill all together.
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24/7 support
Fully licensed & Insured
Fully guaranteed
Trusted technicians
Upfront pricing
No surprise fees
The only way to improve on the value of highly efficient Mitsubishi Electric heat pumps to heat and cool your home is to run them for free with solar power.
The combination of heat pumps and solar power offers residents significant savings and the opportunity for energy independence. That is why Bergeron Mechanical Systems provides solar installations through a partnership with J4 Energy Solutions, a proven, local NH solar contractor committed to quality, value, and service.

Our solar power design is customized to fit your energy needs, property layout, and long-term goals. We conduct detailed assessments to maximize efficiency and ensure you get the most out of your solar investment.

Our expert team ensures a smooth, hassle-free installation from start to finish. We handle everything from permitting to system setup and grid connection so you can enjoy clean, renewable energy immediately.

Keep your home or business powered during outages with a solar battery backup system. These systems provide energy independence and peace of mind by storing excess energy, even in extreme weather.

Pairing solar power with Mitsubishi Electric mini-splits offers an efficient, cost-effective heating and cooling solution. This integration helps reduce your reliance on the grid while maximizing energy savings.
We work with you to determine the most efficient design to meet your comfort needs at a cost that represents a value to you.
Your design consultation is obligation-free and costs you nothing except an hour or so of your time. You’ll have a complete installation proposal, with no hidden costs, in hand before we leave.
Some exclusions may apply. Call for more details.
Solar energy captures the sun’s power and converts it into electricity using photovoltaic (PV) panels. This renewable energy source is sustainable and helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions, promoting a cleaner, healthier environment.
PV cells in solar panels absorb sunlight throughout the day.
2 Direct Current (DC) Generation
When sunlight interacts with the PV cells, it excites electrons, producing direct current (DC) electricity.
3 DC to Alternating Current (AC) Conversion
A solar inverter converts DC electricity into alternating current (AC), the type used in homes and businesses.
4 Power Distribution
AC electricity flows through the electrical panel, powering appliances and devices.
5 Energy Storage or Grid Feedback
Any excess electricity can be stored in solar batteries for later use or sent back to the grid, potentially earning credits through net metering.
Increasing Electricity Bills
New Hampshire has one of the highest electricity rates in the United States, with an average of 23.62 cents per kilowatt-hour in March 2025, compared to the national average of 16.26 cents.
Interest in Reducing Your Environmental Impact
Need for a Reliable and Independent Energy Source
Desire to Increase Property Value
According to a 2024 study, homes with solar energy systems typically sell for 6.8% more than those without.
Need for Low-Maintenance Energy Solutions
NH Rebates for Solar Power
| Incentive | Description | Notes | More Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Property Tax Exemption for Solar Installations |
Exempts the added value of solar panels from property taxes, which can lower your annual property tax payments. The exemption percentage varies by municipality, so check with your local authorities. | The exemption varies by town, so it’s important to check with your local assessor to understand how it applies to your installation. | NH Property Tax Exemption |
| Net Metering | Net metering allows homeowners with solar systems to sell excess energy back to the grid which can lower their electricity bills. However, net metering regulations are subject to change, so staying updated with your utility provider is important. | Not all utilities offer net metering, and rates can change over time. Confirm your provider’s net metering policies before installing your system. | NH Net Metering Information |
| The Commercial & Industrial (C&I) Solar Incentive Program |
Offers financial incentives of up to 25% of the total solar project cost or $10,000, whichever is less. This program is available to commercial structures in New Hampshire with electric meters. | The program is only available to commercial structures and has a cap on the maximum incentive. | C&I Solar Incentive Program |
| The Community Development Finance Authority Clean Energy Fund | Businesses, towns, and nonprofits can use this fund to navigate the energy investment financing process. | This fund assists in financing but does not directly provide cash incentives. Eligibility requirements apply. | Clean Energy Fund |
The distance a solar farm can be located near houses depends on zoning laws and local regulations, but they are typically set back a few hundred feet from residential areas.
Carolyn M.
John, Pete and Adam did an excellent installation this morning of the Mitsubishi Minisplit. 4 hours start to finish attention’s to detail, good explanations and highest level of professionalism.
Melissa H.
Highly recommended for heat pumps. From initial meeting with Monique we were given information and advice to get the best option for us. The installation team of John, Mitchell, Nils, and Lincoln were efficient and professional. They took care in our home and were friendly and helpful.
Christina L.
The Bergeron team showed up to install mini-splits at our house. What a great team. They were very pleasant, helpful efficient, and we highly recommend their services. In particular, I want to call out Lincoln, Adam, Mitchell, Justin, John, Nils, and Peter. Thank you! See you next time.
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