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(801) 396-7261

South Salt Lake, UT

South Salt Lake Solar and Batteries, Priced Line by Line

We plan and install solar panel systems and battery storage for homeowners in South Salt Lake, Millcreek and Murray. Before any work starts, you see the equipment, the scope and each factor behind the price on paper, so the final bill matches what you agreed to.

  • Itemized costs before work starts
  • Licensed in all states served
  • $0 up front option
  • 25-year warranty, solar and batteries
Two installers in safety harnesses placing a black solar panel onto aluminum rails on an asphalt shingle roof, with a ladder at the eave and finished panels to the right.
Installers in yellow harnesses pass a black solar panel up a ladder onto a shingle roof with panels, beside a white van and wall-mounted electrical equipment.

A Solar Installer That Shows the Math

We install solar for homeowners in South Salt Lake and the neighboring communities. Our approach is simple: you should understand exactly what you are paying for before anyone sets foot on your property. So every project starts with the scope and the cost factors explained in plain language, with time for your questions.

We would rather walk away from a sale than oversell one. If solar does not fit your home right now, we will explain why and what might change that. Our referral program is just as straightforward: earn $1,000 for every referral that goes solar.

License
Licensed in all states served
Warranty
25-year warranty on all solar and battery products

What We Do for Your Home

Our main job is solar panel installation, with each system sized from your real electric use rather than a stock package. Battery storage lets you hold onto daytime power for evenings and outages. When your needs grow, solar system add-ons such as more panels or monitoring build on what you already have, and solar panel repair covers systems that need attention. Each service page lays out the work involved and what affects its price.

  • Two installers in safety harnesses set a black solar panel onto aluminum rails on an asphalt shingle roof, with installed panels in the foreground and trees behind.

    Solar Panel Installation

    Solar panel systems sized to your real power use, with a line-item written estimate, permits handled for you and $0 up front available.

  • Technician kneeling beside a stucco house wall, wiring grey battery cabinets and a disconnect box, with a ladder, tool bag and opened boxes nearby

    Battery Storage

    Store your solar power for evenings and outages, with a battery sized to your actual usage and every cost listed in writing first.

  • Technician in a cap and gloves, seen from behind, wiring an open grey electrical box among the equipment on grey siding beside a house, with a ladder and tool bag

    Solar System Add-Ons

    Add panels, an EV charger circuit, better monitoring or an electrical panel upgrade to the solar you already have, with the full scope written down first.

  • Installer in a safety harness carrying a black solar panel toward mounting rails on a gray shingle roof of a brick home, with a ladder at the gutter

    Solar Panel Repair

    When your solar output drops or an inverter shows an error, we track down the cause and put the repair scope and cost in writing before any work starts.

What Moves the Price of Solar

Every home uses power differently and has a different layout, so a fair price takes a real look. These are the factors we weigh. Each one shows up as its own line on your quote, so you can see where the money goes.

Your free solar savings analysis comes first, followed by an itemized price for your home. We also offer $0 up front, and we explain those terms on paper before you commit to anything.

Your yearly electric use
A full year of utility bills shows how much power you draw in summer and in winter. Electric heat, a hot tub or an electric car usually push the system size up.
Sun and space
Shade from trees or nearby buildings and the open space available decide how many panels fit and where they go. Bright Utah summers boost output, while winter snow and inversion haze trim it for a few months, and our layout accounts for both.
Panels and inverter
Higher-efficiency panels and different inverter types carry different prices. We set the options side by side and explain the tradeoffs plainly.
Electrical panel capacity
Some older electrical panels lack room for a solar breaker. If yours needs an upgrade, you hear about it at the start, not on installation day.
Adding a battery
Storage adds to the upfront cost but keeps power available for evenings and outages. We price it as a separate line so you can decide on its own merits.
Permits and interconnection
City permit fees and the utility's approval process are part of every project. We file the paperwork and show you each of those steps ahead of time.

Where We Install

From our base in South Salt Lake, we install solar and battery systems across the valley. That covers Salt Lake City, Millcreek, Murray, Holladay and Midvale, along with Taylorsville, West Valley City, Kearns, West Jordan and Sandy.

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

If your town is not listed, mention your address when you call and we will confirm whether we can reach you.

More on the areas we cover

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Why Homeowners Choose Us

Most solar worries come down to one thing: not knowing exactly what you are agreeing to. We clear that up before anything else happens.

  1. 01

    Scope you can read line by line

    Your quote lists the panels, inverter, racking, any battery, the electrical work and the permit steps separately. If something about your home could move the price, we name it before you sign.

  2. 02

    No add-ons at the end

    The price you agree to covers the agreed scope. If we uncover something mid-job that genuinely changes the work, we pause, show you photos and get your okay in writing before going further.

  3. 03

    Licensed in all states served

    We carry the licensing each state requires. We also pull the local permits for every installation, so your system is inspected and on record.

  4. 04

    Long-term coverage

    Every solar and battery product we install comes with a 25-year warranty. We go through the coverage with you before you commit, so there are no gray areas later.

  5. 05

    Sizing based on your bills

    We size from your actual utility bills, not from what is easiest to sell. If a smaller system or skipping the battery serves you better, we tell you.

Solar Questions We Hear Most

How much will solar cost for my home?

That comes down to how much electricity you use, the layout of your property, the equipment you choose and whether a battery is part of the plan. We won't toss out a number over the phone. Once we've done your free savings analysis and looked at your home, you get a price with every cost shown on its own line.

Can I go solar with nothing up front?

Yes, we offer $0 up front. The terms are spelled out on paper, so you can weigh that option against paying another way before you make up your mind.

Does solar still produce during a Utah winter?

Production drops when the days are short and while snow covers the panels, though crisp, clear winter days can still generate a good amount. Your savings analysis estimates output for each month of the year, so the colder season is already counted in your numbers.

What warranty comes with the system?

You get a 25-year warranty on all solar and battery products we install. We go over what that covers when we review your quote, so nothing about it is unclear before you sign.

Do I need a battery?

Many homes do fine without one. Storage makes the most sense when you'd like your lights and fridge to keep running through a power outage, or when you'd rather run on your own solar after the sun goes down. We put your numbers side by side, with storage and without it, and you decide.

Will extra charges appear after I sign?

No. The work we plan is written out before anything starts. If we find something that really changes the job, we show you photos of it and get your written okay before doing any added work.

Is my home a good fit for solar?

Shade, open space, your electrical panel and how much power you use over a year all matter. We look at each of these during the savings analysis and the site review. When the math doesn't add up for your home, we tell you straight.

How long does it take from start to finish?

Installation day itself is usually one or two days. The permit and utility approval steps take longer and depend on the city, and we keep you posted as each one is cleared.

From First Call to Switch-On

Here is how your project moves along, step by step, so you always know what comes next.

  1. 1

    Free savings analysis

    It starts with a phone call or a free virtual appointment. We look at your utility bills and your address and estimate what a system could save you each year.

  2. 2

    Site check and itemized proposal

    We review your property, sun exposure and electrical panel. You then receive a written proposal with the design, equipment, scope and pricing factors, and you can take your time with it.

  3. 3

    Permits and utility paperwork

    After you sign, we apply for the city permit and the utility interconnection. You hear from us at each milestone, so there is no guessing about where things stand.

  4. 4

    Install day

    Our crew sets the panels, inverter and any battery, protects the work area and cleans up before leaving. Many installs wrap up in a day or two.

  5. 5

    Inspection and switch-on

    Once the city inspector and the utility sign off, we turn the system on and walk you through the monitoring app so you can watch your production from day one.

Two men beside an open garage, one pointing at rooftop solar panels and one holding a tablet, while a harnessed worker inspects the array near an inverter wall.
Single-story stucco and brick ranch house with rows of black solar panels on a grey shingle roof, wall-mounted batteries and disconnects beside the garage

Find Out What Solar Could Save You

Start with a free solar savings analysis. You get real numbers for your home and an itemized proposal you can read at your own pace.