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Free solar savings analysis, timed to your season: (801) 877-7243

Bountiful · North Salt Lake · Centerville · Woods Cross

(801) 877-7243
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Solar Installation in Bountiful and Nearby Towns

We plan and install solar for homeowners in Bountiful and the towns around it, with the work timed around the seasons. Your call starts with a free solar savings analysis, so you can see what your home could produce before anything gets scheduled.

The Towns Around Bountiful We Cover

We are based in Bountiful and give nearby towns the same attention. That means North Salt Lake, Woods Cross, West Bountiful, Centerville and Farmington, along with Kaysville and Fruit Heights a bit farther north. Anywhere along that stretch, one team takes care of your design, your paperwork and your install.

Heading south, we serve Salt Lake City, South Salt Lake and Millcreek. Every town gets the same steps. We begin with a call about your electric bills and your goals, visit your property, and hand you a written plan showing what affects the price. Plenty of homeowners start with $0 up front, and we explain how that works during the call so there are no surprises down the road.

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Towns we cover from Bountiful

  • Bountiful
  • North Salt Lake
  • Centerville
  • Woods Cross
  • West Bountiful
  • Salt Lake City
  • Farmington
  • Millcreek
  • Kaysville
  • South Salt Lake
  • Fruit Heights

Not on the list? Call (801) 877-7243 and ask.

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Local Conditions That Affect Your Solar

When to install
Our winters are snowy with short days, and our summers have long, sunny afternoons when air conditioning works hardest. An install in late winter or spring has your system running before those heavy months, and we go over the timing when you first call.
Winter snow and inversions
Snow on the panels and winter inversions can cut production for weeks at a time. We base your system size on twelve months of output, not one bright June week, so your expected savings match real conditions. If outages concern you, battery storage can keep the essentials on when a winter storm cuts power.
Older houses and breaker boxes
Local homes run from houses several decades old to newer subdivisions up on the benches. In some older homes, the electrical panel must be upgraded before solar or a battery can be connected. We look at yours early and tell you straight if it needs work and what that does to the price.
City permits and utility sign-off
Every city has its own permit and inspection, and your utility must approve the hookup before the system goes live. We file the permit paperwork, book the inspection and keep you updated. Wait times differ by town and time of year, so we factor them into your timeline.
HOA guidelines
Certain neighborhoods have HOA rules on where equipment may be placed. We help you pull together what your HOA requires before the work starts.
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Find Out What Solar Could Do at Your Place

Share your town and a bit about your power bills, and we will prepare a free solar savings analysis. Prefer to look it over on screen? We can book a free virtual appointment instead.