SUNBEAM INNOVATIONS
Lowell homeowners are tired of rising utility costs, but those living in regulated communities often hesitate to go solar due to fear of their HOA. In Massachusetts, you do not have to choose between keeping your HOA happy and taking control of your energy costs.
Thanks to Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 184, Section 23C, a Lowell HOA cannot legally deny your request to install solar panels on your roof. Even if your deed restrictions explicitly ban solar, state law supersedes those local bylaws. Your HOA must allow the installation.
A Lowell HOA cannot force you to install your panels in a shaded or non-optimal area of your roof if it significantly impacts the system's performance. The law protects your right to install the panels where they will actually save you money and produce the most energy.
We don't expect you to argue with your HOA board. SunBeam Innovations provides a dedicated operations team that submits the stamped engineering plans and legal precedent directly to your Lowell HOA, ensuring a fast and legally compliant approval.
Our engineers will build a custom solar blueprint engineered for your operation — backed by 30-year linear warranties and Tier-1 equipment.
