Where We Install Solar Around Salt Lake City
We put solar and battery storage on homes in Salt Lake City and the towns around it. Every job gets the same crew, the same paperwork handled for you and the same cleanup at the end. Call and we'll tell you plainly what your home needs.
Towns We Cover
Most of our work is in Salt Lake City proper. We also work in South Salt Lake, Millcreek, Holladay, Murray and Taylorsville. Out west, we cover West Valley City and Kearns. Up north, we're in North Salt Lake, Woods Cross and Bountiful.
If your town isn't on that list but sits close by, call anyway. We'll tell you straight if we can take the job. The first talk can be a free virtual appointment, so nobody has to come out until you want them to. Our solar panel installation, battery storage and solar system add-ons are the same wherever you live in the valley.
Towns we cover from Salt Lake City
- Salt Lake City
- South Salt Lake
- North Salt Lake
- West Valley City
- Millcreek
- Taylorsville
- Murray
- Bountiful
- Kearns
- Holladay
- Woods Cross
Not on the list? Call (801) 509-5651 and ask.
What We Plan For on Every Job Here
- Older homes and electrical panels
- A lot of homes in the valley went up decades ago, and some still run on small or tired electrical panels. Your solar system has to connect to that panel safely. We look at it on the first visit and tell you if it needs work before we install anything. You hear about it at the start, before any equipment goes in, so there are no late surprises.
- Weather swings through the year
- Cold snaps and heavy snow are part of most winters here. July and August get hot and dry. High heat trims panel output a little, and after a big storm, snow may stay on the panels for a few days. We size your system around those ups and downs. The yearly numbers we give you should line up with your real bills, not with one sunny afternoon.
- Winter inversions
- Gray inversion days cut down on sunlight in the colder months. We account for that in your savings analysis so the winter numbers aren't padded. If you want power stored for those short days, battery storage is worth a look.
- Permits and utility hookup
- Each city and county in the area has its own building department and its own permit steps. We pull the permit, set up the inspection and take care of the paperwork to connect your system to the utility. You won't need to make trips to a city office or track anything down yourself. Questions along the way? Just give us a call.
- What it costs to start
- We offer $0 up front. What moves the final price is the size of the system, how your home's electrical setup looks and whether you add a battery or other add-ons. You'll see each of those on your quote.
Find Out What Solar Looks Like at Your Home
Tell us where you live and a little about your power bill. We'll walk you through the options and what the job would involve. And if a neighbor goes solar on your referral, you earn $1,000.