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(801) 396-7261

Serving South Salt Lake and the Wider Salt Lake Valley

From South Salt Lake out across the valley, we help homeowners add solar panels and battery storage at home. Before anyone starts work, you get a written quote that lays out the scope and each factor behind the price, so the final bill holds no surprises.

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Towns We Serve Around South Salt Lake

Our home base is South Salt Lake, and we work with homeowners in Salt Lake City, Millcreek, Murray, Holladay and Midvale. Wherever you live, the process is the same. We look at your home, your power bills and your goals, then put the plan and the price factors in writing so you can compare them at your own pace.

We also travel west and south to West Valley City, Taylorsville, Kearns, West Jordan and Sandy. If your town is close by but not on this list, give us a call and ask. A free virtual appointment is often the easiest first step. We can review your usage and talk through options without a visit, then schedule an on-site look when you want a firm quote.

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Towns we cover from South Salt Lake

  • South Salt Lake
  • Salt Lake City
  • Millcreek
  • Taylorsville
  • Murray
  • Holladay
  • West Valley City
  • West Jordan
  • Sandy
  • Kearns
  • Midvale

Not on the list? Call (801) 396-7261 and ask.

What Shapes Solar Projects Across the Valley

  • Homes of every age

    Brick bungalows, postwar ramblers and newer subdivisions all sit within a short drive of each other here. Many older houses still have smaller electrical panels, and that can affect how a system ties in. When an upgrade is needed, you hear about it before signing, and it shows up as a separate line on your quote rather than a mid-job surprise.

  • Bright summers, real winters

    Long sunny days fill the summer, while winter brings snow and the odd inversion. Most of your system's output comes between late spring and early fall. We build those seasonal ups and downs into your savings analysis, so the estimate covers twelve months, not just the best one.

  • Permits and utility approval

    Expect a city building permit, an inspection after the install and a sign-off from the utility before your system goes live. We take care of the paperwork and lay out each step and its rough timing in writing, so a gap between install day and switch-on day will not catch you off guard.

  • HOA guidelines

    Some neighborhoods have an HOA with rules on equipment placement. Before your install date is set, we can help you pull together whatever details your HOA wants to see.

  • Power outages

    Heavy snow in winter and gusty wind in summer sometimes leave whole streets in the dark. If you want the fridge, furnace fan or a handful of outlets to keep working through that, bring up battery storage while we review your quote.

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Find Out What Solar Could Save Your Home

Tell us which town you live in and roughly what your monthly power bill runs, and we will go over a free solar savings analysis with you in plain language, including the $0 up front option. If friends or neighbors like what they hear, you can earn $1,000 for every referral that goes solar.