Installer profile
ReVision Energy
The evidence
Founded 2003 as EnergyWorks in Belfast, Maine, merged in 2008 to form ReVision Energy. BBB business start date January 14, 2003 matches the company account, which is rare. 23 years of continuous operation as of 2026, plus an ESOP conversion in 2017 that makes a quiet exit or roll-up less likely.
Source: BBB profile
BBB rating A+, not accredited. No lawsuits, regulatory actions, or distress signals surfaced in our research. But BBB does not state a complaint count on this profile, and a missing number is not the same as zero. We score this pending until a count is visible.
Source: BBB profile
Ranked #14 on the 2026 Solar Power World Top Massachusetts Solar Contractors list with 3,986.91 kW installed in MA during 2025, and #88 nationally with 41,030 kW. Trade press also documents 288,869 kW since founding and the Sunbug acquisition that brought more than 4,000 MA installs into the company.
BBB lists MA licenses 21070 (Division of Professional Licensure) and 163091 (HIC) for the Sunbug Solar entity in Westfield. No license number is published anywhere for ReVision Energy, Inc. itself, and Massachusetts does not offer a machine-readable lookup to confirm status. Ask which entity will pull your permit and get its numbers in writing.
Source: BBB Sunbug Solar profile
A 10-year residential workmanship warranty is published, but on the company's New Hampshire proposal page. Sunbug-installed systems carry their own 10-year residential term. Whether the NH terms apply verbatim to Massachusetts contracts is not documented, so confirm the MA warranty language before signing.
Source: ReVision warranty page
Company facts
| Headquarters | South Portland, ME |
| MA offices | 1980 Turnpike St, North Andover and 66 Westfield Industrial Park Rd, Westfield |
| Ownership | 100% employee owned (ESOP since 2017), certified B Corp |
| Employees | 407 (per Solar Power World) |
| MA service area | Throughout Massachusetts, excluding the Islands |
| Battery brands | Tesla Powerwall (13.5 kWh), FranklinWH aPower2 (15 kWh) |
Data pulled August 18, 2026 from BBB, Solar Power World and revisionenergy.com.
How to read this
This is one of the cleaner records in our Massachusetts set: two decades of operation, employee ownership, real trade-press volume, and nothing adverse on file. What keeps it at B is paperwork, not conduct. The licenses we can find belong to the acquired Sunbug entity and the published warranty is a New Hampshire document. Two written answers from a sales rep would resolve both. Our full rubric, including how our own installation business gets graded on the same scale, is on the methodology page. We are a solar installer and we partner with other solar companies. Grading is structurally separated from revenue; see disclosures.