Marlton is the Evesham Township community that most Burlington County homeowners picture when they hear the word suburb — a cluster of planned communities built out in steady waves between the early 1970s and the late 1990s, laid out with the kind of curved cul-de-sacs and consistent roof pitches that are actually very friendly to solar. PSE&G is the utility across nearly every Marlton address, and the combination of PSE&G's full-retail monthly net metering with the generally favorable roof geometry in neighborhoods like Kings Grant, Sanctuary, Old Marlton Village, and Marlton Lakes is what makes this one of the most approachable corners of Burlington County for a residential array. The tree canopy here is the one wrinkle worth naming up front: most lots have at least one mature oak or maple that needs to be assessed against the southern roof plane before design is finalized. We handle that analysis with a drone-based shade study during the free site visit, and most Marlton rooftops qualify with selective trim-back rather than removal.
Marlton's planned-community layout means most homes were built with similar roof assemblies — typically asphalt shingle on 6:12 to 8:12 pitches — which lets us reuse proven racking geometry across neighborhoods. Kings Grant and Sanctuary homes from the 1980s often have original 200A service panels in good shape, while some Old Marlton Village properties closer to Route 70 are on older 100A service and occasionally need a panel upgrade before interconnection. We check panel capacity on day one of the site visit.
Evesham Township's construction office runs a standard municipal permit workflow for residential solar, with electrical and building review combined into one submission. Turnaround typically lands at 2 to 3 weeks from filing to approval. Burlington County does not layer an extra county-level review onto Evesham projects, so the critical path is the municipal office followed by PSE&G interconnection. Homeowners in deed-restricted sections of Kings Grant should expect an additional HOA architectural review — we handle the submission package for that on your behalf.
Kings Grant homeowners with a south-facing gable and light afternoon shade from neighboring oaks went with a 9.2 kW system using Qcells Q.PEAK DUO modules and Enphase IQ8 microinverters. Selective trim-back on two branches cleared the afternoon production window. The homeowners offset roughly 98% of their prior-year PSE&G usage and stacked federal tax credit plus SuSI income on top of the monthly savings.
Part of Burlington County. Utility service: PSE&G (Public Service Electric and Gas) / Atlantic City Electric (southern Burlington).
Turnkey residential solar installation across New Jersey — from site evaluation to utility interconnection.
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Preventative maintenance, cleaning, and rapid service calls for solar systems we didn't originally install.
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Full solar removal for roof replacement, then professional reinstallation — coordinated with your roofer or ours.
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Enphase IQ Battery and Tesla Powerwall installations for backup power, self-consumption, and time-of-use optimization.
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