Sunfinity Power & Roofing

Sunfinity Power & Roofing is a Johnston, Rhode Island-based company that entered the roof+solar bundle market in 2018. Founded by owner Chris Schiavone, Sunfinity has built a tight-knit operation — 30 in-house employees including NABCEP-certified solar installers, licensed electricians, and GAF-certified roofing professionals — that manages the entire project from initial discovery through installation and utility interconnection. Their 4.9-star customer rating across 65+ reviews reflects a company that consistently delivers on its promises, even if it hasn't yet matched the scale of the original bundle pioneers.

What makes Sunfinity stand apart is their genuinely integrated model. Many companies in this space use subcontractors for either the roofing or the solar work — Sunfinity keeps both in-house, which means a single crew handles your project from tear-off to panel activation. They use premium materials: CertainTeed and GAF roofing systems (with GAF certification backing their warranty claims) and Tier-1 solar panels paired with SolarEdge or Enphase inverters. For New England homeowners, their familiarity with the freeze-thaw cycles, heavy snow loads, and coastal conditions common across Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut is an operational asset.

Sunfinity also offers an expanded "Energy + Comfort Bundle" — combining roof replacement, solar installation, and mini split heat pump installation in a single coordinated project. This positions them as one of the more comprehensive home energy upgrade providers in the region, particularly attractive to homeowners looking to address heating and cooling alongside solar in a single financing structure.

Sunfinity's bundle program manages roof replacement and solar installation as a single end-to-end project, with optional add-ons that can extend the scope to a full home energy upgrade. Here's what a standard Sunfinity bundle includes:

• Complete Roof Replacement: Full tear-off and replacement using premium CertainTeed or GAF roofing systems. Proper ice and water shield installation is standard — essential for New England's freeze-thaw cycles and heavy winter precipitation. Sunfinity holds GAF certification, which backs their 50-year manufacturer shingle warranty claims.
• Custom Solar System: Tier-1 high-efficiency solar panels sized for your home's energy consumption and roof layout. Paired with SolarEdge or Enphase inverters — both industry leaders for residential solar. Battery storage (SolarEdge Energy Hub or Enphase IQ Battery) is available as an add-on for backup power and time-of-use optimization.
• Main Panel and Meter Upgrades: When needed, Sunfinity handles electrical panel upgrades and meter work in-house — no third-party electrician required. This is a meaningful convenience for older New England homes with undersized electrical systems.
• Mini Splits (Optional): For homeowners interested in switching from oil heat or supplementing their HVAC, Sunfinity can integrate mini split heat pump installation into the project. This creates a single financing structure covering roof, solar, and heating/cooling improvements.
• End-to-End Project Management: Sunfinity handles design, engineering, permitting, installation, utility interconnection, and post-installation monitoring. One point of contact, one crew, one warranty relationship.

A key advantage of Sunfinity's in-house model: when your roof and solar are installed by the same team under the same warranty, there's no finger-pointing if something goes wrong. Roofing contractors sometimes blame solar installers for leaks, and vice versa — with Sunfinity, that ambiguity is eliminated.

Sunfinity Power offers multiple financing structures to fit different homeowner situations:

• $0 Down Financing: Qualified homeowners can have a new roof and solar system installed with no upfront payment. Monthly payments are structured so total energy costs — roof/solar payment plus any remaining utility bill — are typically lower than current electricity costs alone.
• Solar Loan: Finance the full system cost through lending partners. You own the system outright, which means you can capture applicable solar incentives and any excess energy credits from your utility. Solar loan rates vary based on creditworthiness and loan term.
• Cash Purchase: Pay upfront for maximum long-term savings. Cash buyers own the system from day one and capture 100% of the energy it produces. Federal and state incentive eligibility depends on your financing structure — confirm with Sunfinity for current program availability.
• Solar Lease: A third-party financier owns the equipment; you pay a fixed monthly lease for the energy it produces. No upfront cost, predictable payment, but you don't own the system and don't directly capture solar incentives.

Sunfinity does not publish fixed pricing, as every project depends on roof area, system size, shading, location, and selected equipment. Their sales process begins with a customized Solar Savings Report that lays out projected energy production, bill savings, and financing options for your specific home before any commitment is requested.

Note: Solar incentive programs (federal, state, and utility-level) change periodically. Ask your Sunfinity representative for a current breakdown of incentives applicable to your project and financing structure.