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YARDLEY, Pa. - PennZone -- Exact Solar has again earned a spot among growing, independent and small U.S. businesses on the annual Inc. 5000 list. The award has a long history of highlighting successful private companies that have since become major public brands such as Microsoft, Domino's Pizza, Zappos, Under Armor, and many more.

In addition to the company's #3804 overall ranking, the company ranks #135 overall in the state of Pennsylvania and #3 in the local Energy industry – that in a state with a long history in the fossil fuel energy economy. Nationwide Exact Solar ranks #81 in Energy, while coming in at 95th for businesses in the Philadelphia area.

"We are proud of receiving this recognition for the fourth consecutive year, because it reinforces our mission and business model. We choose to stay local to eastern Pennsylvania and southwestern New Jersey and prioritize customer satisfaction – from first contact throughout the life of their investment, " says Mark Bortman, owner and CEO of Exact Solar.

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While solar power is their core business, the founders recognize the importance of the ongoing energy transformation, including efforts to electrify transportation and buildings and conserve energy wherever it is used.

Beyond designing and installing solar electric and solar thermal systems, the company advocates for many environmental and social causes that benefit their local community and society in general. Company staff actively partner in clean energy and climate policy advocacy with organizations from the American Solar Energy Society, Penn Environment, the Sierra Club, Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2), Businesses for a Fair Minimum Wage, and the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) among others.

According to Mark, "We participate in many solar professional organizations and are often consulted about policy and our industry insights. Our main goal is to have as much positive impact on our community as possible. Solar power is just one link in the chain we see in the overall struggle for a better quality of life for all. Staying fully engaged as we do gives us the edge of being well-informed and well-rounded, and this helps us serve our community even better."

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In addition to being recognized nationally for business growth, Exact Solar is especially proud of repeated industry and customer rankings. For six years running, the company has received an Angie's List Super Service award, a direct measure from customers. The company has also been a Solar Power World Top Solar Contractor for seven consecutive years, recognized among its solar peers.

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For over a decade, Exact Solar has designed and installed solar electric, solar water heating, and solar pool heating systems in southeast Pennsylvania and south-central New Jersey. The solar energy industry has consistently recognized the company as a top local contractor. Customers  give the company the highest reviews through a variety of online services. For more information and free on-site consultations, visit Exact Solar at http://www.exactsolar.com or call them at (215)621-8353.