Public Service Solar Becomes Enphase Platinum Installer

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[Burlington, NJ | April 2025] — Public Service Solar, a leading solar installation company servicing New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Florida, proudly announced its recognition as an official Enphase Platinum Installer, one of the highest honors awarded by Enphase Energy. This title recognizes companies that consistently deliver high-quality solar installations using Enphase’s microinverters while maintaining a proven track record with a high volume of completed installations, customer satisfaction, and most of all the quality of work.

This recognition adds a list of accomplishments for Public Service Solar has already achieved in the past year, including being named the Panasonic Northeast Residential Installer of the Year and earning a spot as a Solar Power World Top Contractor in NJ and PA.

In addition to being an Enphase Platinum Installer, Public Service Solar is proud to be a Panasonic Elite Installer and a GAF Master Elite Roofer — a commitment to high quality warranties and components.

What Is The Enphase Platinum Accreditation?

Earning an Enphase Platinum Badge isn’t just about volume, it’s more about demonstrating a track record of technical expertise, and customer service. Platinum Installers are held to the highest of standards in the industry. To qualify, companies must:

• Install Enphase microinverter systems with consistent volume.
• Maintain excellent customer satisfaction.
• Submit post-installation photos to ensure continued quality.
• Complete advanced product training and continue education.
• Commit to ethical standards.

“We’ve been all-in with Enphase since day one,” said Andrew Contrino the CMO of Public Service Solar. “This partnership means our customers get the most advanced inverter technology made right here in the USA.”

Why Enphase?

From the beginnings of Public Service Solar in 2018, they have chosen to exclusively install Enphase. Coming from a team of experienced industry professionals it was a no brainer. With their experience they saw the short comings of other inverter technologies and were motivated by track recoed of Enphase, an American company, and the 25-year warranty they could offer their customers.

Unlike string inverters, Enphase microinverters operate independently at the panel level, meaning:

• If one panel underperforms or is shaded, the rest of the array keeps working seamlessly.
• There is no centralized point of failure.
• The system is much safer, operating with AC power at the source.
• Each panel’s performance is individually monitored.

The IQ8HC: American-Made Performance

With other models of microinverters, energy production from high-output panels can be limited by a phenomenon known as “clipping” where energy is wasted because the inverter is over its output limit. The IQ8HC dramatically reduces clipping which improves production and the customer’s payback. When shopping for solar, be sure to ask if your inverter can handle the recommended solar module. A solar module is only as efficient as the inverter supporting it.

Benefits of the IQ8HC include:

• 384W continuous AC output — more power with less clipping!
• Battery ready — seamless integrate into battery backup systems with high ampacity.
• Built in the USA — American made durability, and support.
• 25-year warranty — The best-in-class inverter warranty available today.

Panel-Level Monitoring with Enphase Envoy

Every Enphase system comes with Enphase’s monitoring software, Envoy. Its a communication gateway that connects each inverter and panel to the Enphase monitoring. Through the Envoy, customers can track their energy production and system performance down to the panel level. Allowing insight into each individual micro’s performance. In addition to Enphase’s software, customers can access their energy production directly through the Public Service Solar app, having full access to their system production and company resources.

Enphase vs. SolarEdge

While SolarEdge and other inverter manufacturers offer reputable products, Public Service Solar has chosen to exclusively use Enphase microinverters for every system.

Here’s why:

• No centralized inverter: If a single central inverter were to fail, the entire system goes down. Enphase distributes this function across all microinverters, so if one fails, the rest keep running seamlessly.
• Fewer points of failure: No DC string voltage or optimizer wiring to worry about.
• More reliable over time: Microinverters are more resistant to temperature extremes and wear.
• Safer at the panel level: Enphase converts DC to AC right at the panel, reducing fire risk and meeting NEC 690.12 rapid shutdown codes.
• Superior monitoring: Enphase gives real-time, panel level insights without needing to interface through a central inverter.

“For us, it’s about simplicity,” said a Public Service Solar field supervisor. “We want to give our customers the best system with the fewest headaches and that’s Enphase for sure”

Quality Work That Speaks for Itself

Becoming an Enphase Platinum Installer required Public Service Solar to demonstrate a high-volume of excellence. Every installation undergoes a strict quality review process, including photo submissions to Enphase that document proper placement, installation, and labeling.

“From hidden conduit runs to critter guards, we take several extra steps to delivering system’s that we’d be proud of on our own homes,” said Public Service Solar’s electrician.

With in-house crews handling everything from site assessment to permitting to installation, Public Service Solar ensures consist craftsmanship through every step of the process. Unlike companies that rely on subcontractors, Public Service Solar maintains direct control over the quality of the entire process.

Recognition That Reinforces Trust

In addition to its Enphase Platinum status, Public Service Solar is recognized as a:

• Panasonic Elite Installer
• GAF Master Elite Roofer
• Panasonic Northeast Residential Installer of the Year
• Solar Power World Top Contractor

These accolades highlight the company’s all-around commitment to excellence. Whether it’s offering premium equipment with long warranties or helping homeowners take advantage of incentives like SRECs, the aim is to make the experience easy by relying on high quality components.

When customers install Panasonic panels with Enphase microinverters through Public Service Solar, they receive a 25-year warranty on panels, microinverters, and racking along with a guarantee on their performance and compensation for any labor costs needed in replacement. Ultimately, that means peace of mind.

About Enphase Energy

Founded in 2006 in Freemont, California, Enphase pioneered the solar microinverter market. The company has shipped more than 68 million microinverters across over 2 million systems globally.

Their reputation for innovation has only grown with the release of their IQ8 line, which includes grid-forming microinverters capable of forming a microgrid during an outage—without needing a battery.

Their products are known for high reliability, unmatched warranties, backed by U.S.-based support.

Conclusion

Public Service Solar’s Platinum recognition is more than just a flashy badge, it’s a symbol of the company’s mission to lead with the most premium, warrantied protected solar products for their customers. When combined with high efficiency modules and battery storage from Panasonic’s Total Home Energy System, the efficiency and warranties are completely unmatched.

With service areas across NJ, PA, and FL, the company helps thousands of homeowners save money and protect their homes from grid outages. Whether it’s rooftop solar, battery backup, EV chargers, or full-service roofing and HVAC work, Public Service Solar is proud to make clean energy accessible and easy. Contact Public Service Solar today for a quote on a solar energy system for your home or business.