Nickels Energy Solutions Brings Advanced Solar Shingles and Roof Solar Panels in Central New York

Jan 3, 2024

Nickels Energy Solutions is a locally owned and operated solar energy contractor in Syracuse, NY, offering $0 down payment financing and installation services for solar shingles, panels, and trackers in Central New York.

Syracuse, New York, United States - January 3, 2024 /Nickels Energy Solutions/ —

Nickels Energy Solutions, a solar energy contractor in Syracuse, NY, now offers innovative solar shingles and solar panel installation services in Central New York, including Fayetteville. The company, founded by two brothers, Steve and Kevin Nickels, with a background in mechanical engineering and solar technologies, provides cost-effective and energy-efficient solar panel installation using GAF Energy shingles and All Earth Solar Trackers. 

Installing solar panels has several benefits, such as energy independence, lower electricity bills, and a lower carbon footprint. Inspecting the solar potential of a building or finding appropriate materials and sizes can be a big hassle for property owners looking for solar panel installation in Fayetteville, NY or other localities in Central New York such as East Syracuse and Jamesville. Nickels Energy Solutions understands that choosing solar PV for a home can feel daunting; that’s why they provide complete information on the cost of solar projects, local restrictions, and feasibility. In addition, they offer free energy audits and site analysis for solar installation, helping customers make informed decisions. 

Another crucial decision is finding certified professionals with knowledge and experience to customize the solar installation. Although asking friends and family for recommendations is a good idea, checking their credentials, like proof of licenses, can help find a good solar installer. Nickels Energy Solutions has certified NABCEP (North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners) professionals and has maintained a solid reputation among customers in Auburn, Jamesville, and nearby localities in New York. 

“Great Family Business. Kevin and Steve were the first to get a quote to us, came in with a great price and offered excellent products. It was comforting to have one of the owners (who is also an engineer) up on the roof doing the installation along with another engineer. Everything went smoothly and they kept us up-to-date throughout. System is up and running and looks great.” - Carl G., Auburn, NY, Customer Reviews.

Nickels Energy Solutions, well-versed in local building codes and regulations, streamlines the permit process for homeowners, saving them time and energy. After handling the necessary paperwork, they install solar PV systems with a robust 20-25-year warranty. Such a warranty often indicates the use of high-quality materials. For instance, Nickels Energy Solutions installs GAF Energy solar shingles with a 25-year labour and product warranty. Their roof-mounted solar panels are also backed by a 25-year performance warranty. The combination of NABCEP-certified professionals and solar products with extensive warranties positions Nickels Energy Solutions as a top contractor for installing solar shingles, panels, and trackers in Central New York.


About Us: Founded by Syracuse natives Steve and Kevin Nickels, Nickels Energy Solutions, LLC specializes in providing solar energy solutions to homeowners and businesses across New York State. The company has NABCEP-certified technicians for installing solar shingles, roof-mounted solar projects, and pole-mounted solar trackers.

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