Solar Installation in North Salt Lake and Nearby Towns
We're based in North Salt Lake and put solar on homes up and down the valley. Wherever you live in our area, you get the same crew habits: floors and plants covered, a clear plan for the day, and straight answers when you ask a question.
Towns we cover from North Salt Lake
- North Salt Lake
- Woods Cross
- Salt Lake City
- Bountiful
- Centerville
- West Bountiful
- South Salt Lake
- Farmington
- West Valley City
- Millcreek
- Taylorsville
Not on the list? Call (801) 845-9016 and ask.
Towns We Serve
Most of our work is close by, in North Salt Lake, Woods Cross, West Bountiful and Bountiful. We also head north to Centerville and Farmington, and south into Salt Lake City, South Salt Lake, Millcreek, West Valley City and Taylorsville. If your town isn't listed but sits nearby, give us a call and ask. We'll tell you plainly whether we can take the job.
The process is the same in every town. It starts with a free virtual appointment, so nobody has to walk through your house just to get you a number. We look at your power bills, your home and how much sun you get. Then we lay out a plan for solar panel installation, battery storage if it makes sense for you, and any solar system add-ons worth a look. On install day we put down floor covers anywhere we step inside, keep ladders and gear off your flower beds, and let you know before we shut off power at the panel.
What Homes Across the Area Have in Common
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Weather and sun
Summers here are long, dry and sunny, which is good for production. Winters bring snow and stretches of gray inversion days, so output drops for a few months. We size systems on a full year of your usage, not just July.
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Older homes and electrical panels
You'll find everything from 1950s and '60s ramblers to brand-new builds on the hillsides. Many older homes have smaller electrical panels that may need an upgrade before solar or a battery can tie in. We check for that early and tell you, so it doesn't show up as a surprise later.
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City permits and HOAs
Each city runs its own building permit and inspection. The rules are similar across the valley, but paperwork and timing differ a bit from town to town. We pull the permit and set up the inspection. If you're in an HOA, we help you pull together what the board wants to see, like a layout drawing, before any work starts.
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Utility approval
After the city signs off, your utility has to approve the system before you can turn it on. That step can take a few weeks. We file the application and keep you posted, so you're never wondering why the panels are up but not running yet.
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Yards and landscaping
A lot of yards here have drip lines, rock beds and water-wise plants. We mark sprinkler lines and planted areas before we run conduit or set equipment, and we sweep and rake before we leave.
See What Solar Looks Like for Your Home
A free virtual appointment covers your bills, your sun and your options, and $0 up front is available. Earn $1,000 for every referral that goes solar.