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Salt Lake City · South Salt Lake · North Salt Lake · West Valley City

(801) 509-5651

Home Solar and Battery Storage in Salt Lake City

Solar panel installation, battery storage and add-ons for your home, from Salt Lake City out to Millcreek and Bountiful. We start with your power bills and your electrical panel, then size a system to the way your family actually uses power. Every quote is written line by line, and $0 up front is available.

  • Free quote by phone
  • $0 up front available
  • Free virtual appointments
  • Line-item written quotes
Installer in a harness kneels on a shingle roof fitting black solar panels onto rails while a second worker wires conduit at the equipment wall below a ladder.

Solar Work We Do

We handle solar panel installation, battery storage and solar system add-ons, plus solar panel repair on the systems we work with. Most jobs start with panels. Some homeowners add a battery later, or an extra circuit or monitoring once they see how the system runs. Each service has its own page if you want the details.

  • Two installers in safety harnesses carry a black solar panel onto mounting rails on a gray shingle roof above a stucco house wall, with a ladder against the eave.

    Solar Panel Installation

    Solar panels on your shingle or metal roof, sized from a year of your power bills, with permit and inspection handled for you.

  • Technician seen from behind installing grey battery and electrical enclosures with conduit on a home's tan lap-siding wall, tool bag and boxes on the ground

    Battery Storage

    Store your daytime solar power for evenings and outages, with the battery sized to the circuits you actually need.

  • Solar System Add-Ons

    More panels, an EV charger circuit, better monitoring or an electrical panel upgrade, sized to the solar system you already have.

  • Solar Panel Repair

    We test your solar system, find the part that failed and give you a written repair quote before any work begins.

What Moves the Price

No two quotes come out the same, because no two homes use power the same way. Here is what changes the number. We walk through each one on your quote so nothing shows up later.

Your quote is free and written line by line, so you can see what each piece costs. Ask about $0 up front when we go over it.

How much power you use
We start with twelve months of bills. A home with central air, an electric car or a hot tub needs more panels than one with a gas furnace and a window unit.
Your electrical panel
A lot of older homes around the valley still have small or aging service panels. If yours can't safely take a solar feed, a panel upgrade goes on the quote as its own line.
Where the array goes
Sun exposure, shade from trees or neighbors, and the distance from the array to your panel all matter. A longer wire run or extra trenching adds labor and material.
Equipment choices
Panel efficiency, the type of inverter, and whether you add battery storage all shift the total. We show you the options side by side.
Permits and utility steps
City permit fees and interconnection requirements are part of every job. They are listed on the quote, not tacked on at the end.

Where We Install

Our crews put in solar across Salt Lake City and the communities that ring it: South Salt Lake, West Valley City, Millcreek, Taylorsville, Murray, Holladay and Kearns. Up north, we work in North Salt Lake, Woods Cross and Bountiful too. The same permit and utility steps apply, and we handle them the same way in each one.

  • Salt Lake City
  • South Salt Lake
  • North Salt Lake
  • West Valley City
  • Millcreek
  • Taylorsville
  • Murray
  • Bountiful
  • Kearns
  • Holladay
  • Woods Cross

Live just outside these towns? Ask when you call, and we'll tell you straight whether we can set up your free quote.

Unmarked white work van with a roof ladder rack parked in a concrete driveway, with a single-storey ranch home and a tree-lined residential street behind it
Two solar installers in fall-protection harnesses mounting black panels on rails on a grey shingle roof, with a white van parked in the driveway below

About Us

We are a solar installer that works in Salt Lake City and the towns around it. Panels, batteries and the add-ons that go with them are all we do, so we know this work well.

We talk to you the way we'd want someone to talk to us. You get the real numbers, a plain answer on whether a battery makes sense, and a crew that cleans up before it goes home.

License
Licensed in all states served
Warranty
Lifetime warranty on installation work

Why Homeowners Pick Us

Solar is a big purchase that sits outside your home for decades. Here is how we handle it.

We know the local paperwork

Every system needs a building permit, an inspection and an interconnection agreement with the utility before it turns on. We file all of it and keep you posted as each step clears. You don't chase the city or the power company.

Designed for real winters

Snow sits on panels after a storm, and gray inversion days cut output for a stretch each winter. We plan for that in your savings numbers so the estimate isn't built on summer sun alone. Racking and wiring are chosen for snow load, wind and big temperature swings.

Licensed where we work

We hold licenses in all states served, including Utah. That means the work is done under the rules your inspector checks against.

Our installation work is covered for life

We put a lifetime warranty on our installation work. If a connection or a mount we put in fails, we come back and make it right.

An honest size, not the biggest one

We size the system to your actual bills. If a battery won't pay off for how you use power, we tell you that plainly.

Common Questions

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How much does solar cost for my home?

The number comes down to how much power you use, the shape your electrical panel is in and where the array will sit. Your free quote lists each piece on its own line, so you see what you're paying for. $0 up front is available, which lets a lot of homeowners go solar without money out of pocket on day one.

Does solar work here in the winter?

It does, just less than in July. Short days, fresh snow on the panels and inversion haze all pull output down for a few months. Panels like cold, clear air, though, and long summer days make up much of the gap. Your savings analysis accounts for every season, not only the sunny ones.

Do I need a battery?

Not every home does. A battery holds power for the evening and can keep key circuits going when the grid is down. Whether it's worth it depends on your usage and how the utility currently credits extra solar power. We'll give you a plain yes or no for your home.

What warranties come with the system?

Every solar and battery product we install carries a 25-year warranty. We go over what that covers when we sit down with your quote, so you know before you sign what is protected and for how long.

Who handles permits and the utility?

That's our job. We apply for the building permit, book the inspection and send the interconnection paperwork to the utility. We let you know as each one clears, so you're never guessing.

How long does the whole thing take?

The crew is usually at your home for one to a few days. The waiting is mostly on permits, inspection and utility approval, which often runs several weeks. Your quote includes a timeline we expect to hit.

Can I do the first meeting without someone coming over?

Sure. We offer a free virtual appointment over the phone. We review your bills and your property with you, and you get the same savings analysis as an in-person visit.

Do you have a referral program?

We do. Earn $1,000 for every referral that goes solar. Ask your friend or neighbor to mention your name on their first call with us. We note it on their file and follow it through to the day their system turns on.

From First Call to Turn-On

Here's the order things happen in and who does what along the way.

  1. 1

    A short call or a virtual visit

    Phone us and we'll ask a few quick questions about your home. Then we set a time for your free quote, either in person or as a free virtual meeting. If you can pull up last month's electric bill, have it handy.

  2. 2

    Savings analysis and layout

    Using your bills and your property, we run a free solar savings analysis. From there we place the array, choose the equipment and put the quote in writing.

  3. 3

    Permits and paperwork

    After you sign, we apply for the building permit and send the interconnection forms to the utility. Expect this stretch to take longer than the install itself.

  4. 4

    Crew on site

    We set the racking, mount the panels and run wiring back to your electrical panel. Most homes are done in one to a few days. Scraps and packaging leave with us, and the work area is picked up each day.

  5. 5

    Sign-off and switch-on

    Once the city inspector approves and the utility grants permission to operate, we power the system up. Before we go, we walk you through the monitoring so you can track what it makes.

Find Out What Solar Can Do for Your Home

Grab a recent power bill and give us a call. We'll walk through your usage and set up your free quote or savings analysis.