Stony Brook REC Installation  —  Stony Brook, NY

A 12.8 kW residential system in Stony Brook using REC Alpha Pure-RX 460-watt panels, one of the most efficient all-black residential panels on the market. The array wraps three roof planes around the dormers and skylights, designed in-house to offset the home’s full annual usage while keeping clean, symmetrical lines from the street.

Smithtown Kia  —  Smithtown, NY

A 199.8 kW commercial rooftop system on the Smithtown Kia dealership, built on the Enphase platform and one of the first Enphase IQ9N microinverter sites in New York. Panel-level monitoring lets the dealership see every module’s output, and the flat-roof ballasted layout avoided roof penetrations across the showroom and service bays.

Sunflare Stick-On Panels  —  Greenport, NY

GreenLeaf installed one of the first Sunflare systems in New York. Sunflare’s flexible, lightweight panels adhere directly to the standing-seam metal roof with no racking and no roof penetrations, paired with Enphase microinverters for panel-level production and monitoring. A clean solution for metal roofs and modern architecture where conventional racking won’t work.

Whole-Home Battery Backup  —  Great River, NY

Two Enphase IQ Battery 10C units installed alongside the home’s solar array for whole-home backup. When PSEG goes down, the system islands automatically and keeps the entire house running, including the well pump and HVAC, with the batteries recharging from the roof each day. Clean conduit work and a tidy equipment wall, because the install should look as good as it performs.

Hidden Pond Stables  —  Manorville, NY · GreenLeaf Roofing

GreenLeaf Roofing tore off and replaced the main barn roof at Hidden Pond Stables, a working horse farm in Manorville. Working around animals changes the job: the crew staged materials away from the paddocks, kept the barn in use throughout, and ran magnetic nail sweeps across the entire site during cleanup so not a single nail was left where a horse could find it.

Cedar Roof Installation  —  Bridgehampton, NY

Solar on a cedar shake roof is a different job than solar on asphalt. On this new-construction home in Bridgehampton, GreenLeaf coordinated directly with the builder and the roofer so flashings were set as the cedar went on, every attachment was sealed to the shake manufacturer’s spec, and the all-black array sits flush with the roofline. It takes extra care and coordination, and we’ve done it enough times to make it routine.

Smithtown Landing Country Club  —  Smithtown, NY

A commercial solar installation across the clubhouse roofs at Smithtown Landing, the Town of Smithtown’s municipal golf course. The array was laid out to stay invisible from the first tee and the event lawn while offsetting a large share of the clubhouse’s electric load.

Stop & Shop  —  Monroe Township, NJ

GreenLeaf Solar removed 1,512 panels from the Stop & Shop in Monroe Township, NJ so the roof could be upgraded. Every panel, rail, and inverter was labeled, palletized, and stored. GreenLeaf will return once the roof work is complete to install a new system on the fresh membrane.

Mt. Sinai Heritage Center  —  Mt Sinai, NY

A commercial solar installation on the Heritage Center’s barn-style community building in Mt Sinai. The south-facing roof plane carries the full array, cutting the nonprofit’s operating costs so more of its budget goes to the community programs it runs in Heritage Park.