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We list active New Jersey contractors with a state DCA permit or registration, show each number, and link to official NJ sources. OrphanSolarHelp is a directory, not a contractor. We don’t perform, quote, supervise, or guarantee any work.

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  1. Find your paperwork: your contract, permit and the brands of your panels, inverter and battery.
  2. Read our New Jersey guide: what the NJ Clean Energy Program, the Division of Consumer Affairs, PSE&G and JCP&L say, with links.
  3. Check your company: Sunnova, PosiGen and Titan Solar have New Jersey pages. All companies.
  4. Project never finished? Read the abandoned-project page or the NJ FAQ.
  5. Find a contractor: browse by county below, or share a request. Only if you agree, we share it with a listed contractor, and you hire and pay them directly.

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Browse New Jersey contractors by county

132 active, solar-named businesses and 4,979 other active electrical contractor businesses, all with a NJ DCA record we checked against the public roster on Oct 31, 2026. “Solar-named” means the business name includes “solar”: we have not checked what work any of them do.

Atlantic9 solar-named · 135 other electricalBergen7 solar-named · 562 other electricalBurlington5 solar-named · 204 other electricalCamden9 solar-named · 209 other electricalCape May1 solar-named · 72 other electricalCumberland3 solar-named · 65 other electricalEssex3 solar-named · 238 other electricalGloucester7 solar-named · 152 other electricalHudson3 solar-named · 136 other electricalHunterdon3 solar-named · 175 other electricalMercer8 solar-named · 156 other electricalMiddlesex14 solar-named · 309 other electricalMonmouth22 solar-named · 497 other electricalMorris3 solar-named · 446 other electricalOcean15 solar-named · 506 other electricalPassaic5 solar-named · 315 other electricalSalem0 solar-named · 35 other electricalSomerset6 solar-named · 198 other electricalSussex1 solar-named · 187 other electricalUnion8 solar-named · 268 other electricalWarren0 solar-named · 113 other electricalCounty not on DCA record0 solar-named · 1 other electrical

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We share your request with a licensed contractor who may contact you. You choose whether to hire them, and you contract and pay them directly. We can’t promise anyone will call, or any price or warranty. See our privacy policy. Prefer to contact someone yourself? Look the company up and confirm its record at the NJ DCA first.

What this site is

OrphanSolarHelp is a directory, not a contractor. We don’t perform, quote, supervise, or guarantee any work. Every listing shows its NJ DCA permit or registration number and the date we matched it to the DCA roster. We don’t show listed companies’ emails or phone numbers.[1]

DCA says contracts for home improvement projects over $500 must be written and include the contractor’s registration number.[1] The Electrical Contractors board says electrical contractors must be licensed and hold a valid business permit, renewed every three years.[2]

Official New Jersey contacts

Phone numbers and emails below are as printed by these agencies in the pages we read on Oct 31, 2026. We are not affiliated with any of them.

Sources: NJCEP ADI Customer Guide (NJCEP, InClime, PJM-GATS), DCA complaint page, DCA consumer brief. Call to confirm a number before relying on it.

Sources

  1. NJ Division of Consumer Affairs, consumer brief “Hiring Home Improvement Contractors” (revised 01/13/25) — PDF read Oct 31, 2026
  2. NJ Division of Consumer Affairs, Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors — page read Oct 31, 2026
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