Home Energy Independence · Massachusetts
Your home deserves a power source you actually control.
Most homeowners have no choice but to pay whatever the utility charges, and those charges keep rising. Solar paired with battery storage gives you a way to produce your own power, store it, and use it when electricity costs the most.
Zoë works with Sunrun for solar and Freedom Roofing / FROOF for roofing. Options subject to home review, eligibility, and approval.

Why homeowners are rethinking the grid
The way we buy electricity is changing, and not in homeowners' favor.
Massachusetts homeowners already pay some of the highest electricity rates in the country. But the bigger story is how those bills are structured.
A large portion of your electric bill isn't even for the electricity itself. It's the delivery charge: the cost of maintaining aging power lines, replacing decades-old transformers, and modernizing a grid that in many cases was built in the 1960s and 70s. Those infrastructure costs are passed directly to you, and they're going up.
On top of that, utilities are rolling out Time-of-Use (TOU) billing, meaning the price of electricity will soon vary by time of day. Use power during peak hours? You'll pay more. A lot more.
Delivery Charges
In Massachusetts, delivery charges are often as much as, or more than, the cost of the electricity itself.
Time-of-Use Rates
Utilities across MA are replacing meters with smart meters, making variable pricing possible for the first time.
Growing Demand
AI data centers, electric vehicles, and heat pumps are driving electricity demand higher, and those costs flow back to ratepayers.
The alternative
Solar + battery storage gives you an option the utility doesn't want you to have.
Instead of buying all your electricity from the grid at whatever price the utility sets, you can produce your own power on-site, store it in a home battery, and draw from that battery when electricity is most expensive, or when the grid goes down.
This isn't just about saving money on a bill. It's about having a real alternative. For the first time, you don't have to be entirely dependent on an aging grid and a utility company you never chose.
- Produce your own electricity on-site
- Store it for when rates are highest
- Backup power during outages
- Reduce dependence on the utility long-term
How it works
From first conversation to installation. Zoë handles it with you.
Step 1
Start with a conversation
Tell Zoë about your home, energy usage, and what you're hoping to understand.
Step 2
Review your home and options
Zoë reviews the home, looks at scope, and explains what solar + battery may be able to do for your specific situation.
Step 3
See whether your home qualifies
Eligibility depends on roof, sunlight, usage, utility rules, and products. Zoë helps you understand where your home stands.
Step 4
Coordinate next steps
Project updates, documentation, permitting support, and install scheduling, handled together.
Step 5
Move toward installation
Once approved and scheduled, Zoë keeps you informed so the process feels hands-off.

Why work with Zoë
An advisor, not a salesperson.
Zoë's goal isn't to sell you solar. It's to help you understand whether solar and battery storage make sense for your home, and if they do, to guide you through the process from first conversation to installation.
She works with Sunrun for solar and Freedom Roofing / FROOF for roofing, giving homeowners one trusted point of contact whether they're exploring energy options, need a new roof, or both.
- Honest about what your home can and can't do
- Helps you understand the grid changes coming to Massachusetts
- Guides the full process, not just the first step
- Real person, not a call center
Ready to find out what your home can do?
Schedule a conversation with Zoë, no pressure, no commitment.