Bountiful, UT
Bountiful Home Solar, Up and Running Before the Season Turns
We design and install solar panels and battery storage for homes in Bountiful, Centerville and Woods Cross. Each project is planned around the coming months, so your panels are producing by the long days of summer and your battery is set before winter storms hit. The first step is a friendly phone call.
- No-cost solar savings analysis
- Written, line-by-line estimates
- No-cost virtual appointments
- Straight answers on timing
Where Our Solar Crews Work
From our base in Bountiful, we put in solar and battery storage for homes across southern Davis County and the Salt Lake Valley. Nearby, that includes North Salt Lake, Centerville, Woods Cross, West Bountiful and Farmington. We also work with homeowners in Salt Lake City, Millcreek, South Salt Lake, Kaysville and Fruit Heights.
- Bountiful
- North Salt Lake
- Centerville
- Woods Cross
- West Bountiful
- Salt Lake City
- Farmington
- Millcreek
- Kaysville
- South Salt Lake
- Fruit Heights
Live a little beyond these towns? Call us, and on that first call we will tell you whether your home is within reach.
Home Solar Services We Offer
Solar panel installation and battery storage make up most of our work, each sized to the way your home really uses electricity. We also install solar system add-ons that let an existing system do more, and we handle solar panel repair when a system needs fixing. Every service has its own page with the details, so you can read up before calling.
Solar Panel Installation
We size, permit and install a solar system for your home on a schedule that has it producing before the long summer days.
Battery Storage
Store the solar power you make at midday, use it after sunset, and keep the circuits you care about running when the grid goes down.
Solar System Add-Ons
Add capacity, storage, EV charging or monitoring to the solar you already have, sized to how your home uses power now.
Solar Panel Repair
We track down why your system is underproducing, explain the fix in writing and get your panels back to full output before the long summer days.
Why Homeowners Call Us First
Going solar is a big decision, and you deserve straight answers. Here is how we work, so you know what to expect from the first call to the day your system turns on.
Licensed in every state we serve
Our company holds a license in all states served. That means the work on your home is done by people who are accountable for doing it to code.
Timing that fits the calendar
Permits, utility approval and installation take time. We map that out on your first call, so you know whether your system can be running before peak summer sun or your battery can be in place before the cold months.
Estimates you can read
You get a written estimate that lists equipment, labor and permit work line by line. If something changes after we see your property, we explain why before any work moves forward.
Sized to your bills, not a sales goal
We look at a full year of your energy use, including heavy cooling months and darker winter weeks. If a smaller system makes more sense for you, we will say so.
Respect for your property
We protect walkways and landscaping while we work, keep your driveway clear when we can, and haul away every scrap of packaging before we leave.
A Solar Company Built Around Your Questions
We started Solar Installation Bountiful to give our neighbors a calmer way to go solar. Many people are worried about pushy sales, confusing contracts or a crew that disappears after the install. We answer questions plainly, show our math and let you decide on your own schedule.
Our winters bring snow and dim, short days, and our summers bring long stretches of sun and heavy air conditioning use. We plan every system with both in mind, so it earns its keep all year and not just in July.
- License
- Licensed in all states served
The Steps of Your Solar Project
Here is what happens between your first call and the day your panels begin producing. You hear from us at each stage.
- 1
A free savings analysis
Give us a call and we will review your latest power bills and what you want from solar. A free virtual appointment is also an option if that suits you better.
- 2
Property visit and system design
We check your property, its sun exposure and your electrical panel, then design a system that suits your home and your power use through the year. You receive an itemized written estimate to read whenever you like.
- 3
Permits and approvals
We file the permit and the utility interconnection request for you. Over the phone, we give you an honest timeline showing which season your system should be up and running.
- 4
The install
Our crew shows up on the day we set, covers your yard and walkways, and puts in the panels, wiring and any battery. Most homes take a day or two, and we clean up before heading out.
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Approval and first power-up
Once the city inspection passes and the utility approves the connection, we switch the system on. Before leaving, we show you how to follow its daily output on your phone.
Questions Bountiful Homeowners Ask Us
- What kind of savings can solar bring me?
- That comes down to your power use, the sun your property receives and the size of the system. Our free solar savings analysis answers it with your real bills, showing projected production month by month, including the slower winter months.
- Do I have to pay anything at the start?
- No. We offer $0 up front, so you can go solar without a large payment at the beginning. Before you sign, we lay out in writing how it works for your project and what you would pay each month.
- Can we have a conversation before anyone visits my home?
- Of course. If a visit doesn't suit you yet, we can set up a free virtual appointment by phone to go over your bills, goals and questions. A site visit is scheduled only when you ask for one.
- When in the year should I start going solar?
- Any time works, but a start in late winter or early spring usually has your system approved and running before summer's long, sunny days. If backup power for cold-weather outages is the goal, fall is a good season to plan a battery. You get an honest timeline on the first call.
- Does solar still work when winter brings snow?
- It does. Cloudy, short days reduce output and snow may sit on panels for a while, yet cold air helps panels run more efficiently. We plan your system on a full year of production, not just the sunniest weeks.
- Will a battery keep the lights on during a grid outage?
- A battery can power the circuits you choose when the grid is down, like the refrigerator, furnace fan, lights and outlets. We help you pick the ones that matter most and size the battery to match. Our battery storage page has more details.
- Do you handle the permits and utility forms?
- We do. We file your city permit, schedule the inspection and take care of the utility interconnection request. We call with updates along the way, so you always know where things stand.
- Do I get anything for referring a friend or neighbor?
- You do. Each referral that goes solar earns you $1,000. Have the person you referred mention your name when they call, and we will make sure the credit gets to you.
What Moves the Price of Your Solar
Every home uses power differently, so we price each project from scratch. The items below make the biggest difference to your total. We go over each one with you before you agree to anything.
Your free solar savings analysis puts your current bills side by side with what a right-sized system could produce. The written estimate that follows lists equipment, labor and permits on separate lines, so nothing in the total is a mystery.
- System size
- How many panels you need comes down to how much electricity your home uses in a year. Electric heat, a pool pump or an electric vehicle usually push that number up.
- Sun exposure and shading
- Trees, neighboring buildings and the direction your property faces all change how much each panel produces. Strong exposure can mean fewer panels for the same output.
- Your electrical panel
- Some older service panels need an upgrade before they can handle solar safely. We check yours early so any upgrade shows up in the estimate instead of surprising you later.
- Battery storage
- A battery adds to the project total, and the right size depends on what you want running during an outage. Some homeowners start with panels and add a battery later.
- Permits and utility paperwork
- The city permit, the inspection and the utility interconnection request each have their own steps. We take care of that paperwork and build it into your estimate.
Get Your Home Ready for the Months Ahead
A short phone call is all it takes to see what solar could do for your home. We will review your bills, answer your questions and give you an honest timeline.