Solar for Your West Valley City Home, Built for Storm Season
We design and install solar panel systems, add battery storage that keeps essentials running when the grid drops, and help you sort out panels damaged by hail or wind. Homeowners here and in Taylorsville and Kearns get a clear plan, careful workmanship and $0 up front.
- Free quotes by phone
- $0 up front
- Line-item written quotes
- Clear answers after hail
Where We Install Solar
We are based in West Valley City and work with homeowners across the Salt Lake Valley. That includes West Jordan, Taylorsville, Kearns, Salt Lake City, South Jordan, Millcreek, Murray, Midvale, South Salt Lake and Sandy.
- West Valley City
- West Jordan
- Taylorsville
- Kearns
- Salt Lake City
- South Jordan
- Millcreek
- Murray
- Midvale
- South Salt Lake
- Sandy
If your town is not listed, ask when you call. We will tell you honestly whether we can serve your home.
Solar Services for Your Home
Most of our work is solar panel installation, matched to how your home actually uses power. Many owners pair it with battery storage so the fridge, furnace fan and internet stay on through an outage. We also handle solar system add-ons such as monitoring and extra capacity, and solar panel repair when a storm or a failed part takes production down.
Solar Panel Installation
Panels mounted and flashed on your roof, wired to your home and sized from your own utility bills.
Battery Storage
A home battery that stores your solar power and switches on by itself when the grid drops, so the fridge, furnace fan and lights keep running.
Solar System Add-Ons
EV charging, monitoring, surge protection and smart load control, matched to the inverter and electrical panel you already have.
Solar Panel Repair
Hail, wind or a sudden drop in output: we find what failed, show you photos and explain whether repair or replacement makes more sense.
What Shapes the Price of Your System
Every home uses power differently, so no two quotes come out the same. These are the things that move the number most. We walk through each one with you before anything is signed.
Your quote is free, written and itemized after we review your bills and your property. With $0 up front, you can go solar without a large payment on day one.
- System size
- The number of panels depends on your past year of electric bills and any plans that will add load, such as an electric vehicle or a heat pump. Bigger systems cost more in total but usually less per watt.
- Roof pitch, direction and shade
- A sunny, south-facing roof plane with an easy pitch keeps labor down. Steep roofs, several small faces or shade from trees take more time and can call for more panels.
- Equipment choices
- Panel efficiency, inverter type and battery capacity all change the price. We show you a sensible option and a step up, and explain what the difference buys you.
- Your electrical service
- Some older electrical panels need an upgrade or a main breaker change before solar can connect safely. We check this on the first visit so it never shows up as a surprise.
- Permits and utility steps
- Permit fees, inspection requirements and interconnection paperwork are part of every job. We list them on the quote rather than adding them later.
How We Work With You
A solar system is a long-term piece of your home. We treat it that way, from the first conversation to the last bolt check.
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Straight answers after a storm
When hail or a hard wind hits, you want to know if your system is hurt and what to do next. We look, take photos of what we find and tell you plainly whether a part needs attention or the array is fine.
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Equipment chosen for durability
We favor panels with tempered glass and stout frames, racking rated for real wind loads and wiring protected from sun and weather. The parts list on your quote names each one so you can look it up yourself.
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Quotes you can read line by line
Your written quote separates panels, inverter, racking, battery, electrical work and permits. Nothing gets folded into a single vague number.
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A tidy, careful job site
We protect your landscaping and walkways, keep wire runs neat and tight to the structure, and haul away every scrap of packaging before we leave.
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Permits and utility forms off your plate
We take care of the permit, book the city inspection and complete the interconnection forms your utility requires. If hail brings insurance into the picture, we walk you through how a claim usually goes and hand over our photos and notes. Coverage decisions stay with your adjuster.
A Solar Company That Stays Calm When the Weather Doesn't
Our aim is a steadier way to go solar. That means sizing systems honestly, choosing equipment that holds up, and installing it with the same care we would want at our own house.
Storms are part of life along the Wasatch Front, from spring hail to strong canyon winds. Our job is to build systems that handle that weather well, and to give you clear, practical advice when something does get hit. No pressure and no guesswork, just a careful look and a straight answer.
- License
- Licensed in all states served
- Warranty
- Lifetime warranty on installation work
How a Solar Project Runs
From the first phone call to the day the panels start producing, this is the order things happen in.
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A free quote by phone
Tell us about your home and your power bills. We can also set up a free virtual appointment or a free solar savings analysis so you can see the numbers before anyone visits.
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Site visit and design
We measure sun exposure, check your electrical panel and pick the strongest spot for the array. You receive a drawing and an itemized quote to read over at your own pace.
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Permits and approvals
We prepare and file the permit and utility paperwork ourselves. As each approval arrives, we call to let you know where things stand.
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Installation day
Our crew sets the racking, mounts the panels, runs conduit and makes the electrical connections. We protect your yard as we work and leave the site swept and clear.
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Inspection and switch-on
After the city inspection passes and the utility approves the connection, we turn the system on with you there. We walk through the monitoring app together and stay available for the questions that tend to come up in the first few weeks.
Questions Homeowners Ask Us
- What does it cost to go solar?
- It depends on system size, the equipment you choose, where the array goes and whether your electrical panel needs work. We give you a free, itemized quote after reviewing your bills and property. We also offer $0 up front, so you do not need a large payment to get started.
- Can hail damage solar panels?
- Quality panels use tempered glass built to take hail, and most storms leave them unharmed. Large hail or flying debris can still crack glass or loosen wiring. If you think your array was hit, we will look, photograph what we find and tell you plainly whether repair is needed.
- Will my insurance cover hail or wind damage to my solar system?
- Many homeowner policies treat solar as part of the home, but coverage varies. We explain how claims usually work and provide photos and notes for your adjuster. Your insurer makes the final decision on what is covered.
- What warranty comes with the equipment?
- All solar and battery products we install carry a 25-year warranty. We go over exactly what that covers when we review your quote.
- Does battery storage keep my power on during an outage?
- Yes, a battery can run the circuits you choose, such as the refrigerator, furnace fan, lights and internet, when the grid goes down. We help you pick which circuits to back up and size the battery so it lasts as long as you need.
- Can I talk with you before anyone comes to my home?
- Yes. We offer a free virtual appointment and a free solar savings analysis by phone. You can see estimated savings and ask questions before deciding on a site visit.
- Do you pay anything for sending friends your way?
- Yes. Each person you send to us who goes solar earns you $1,000, and there is no cap on how many. Just have them mention your name on their first call so we can credit the referral to you.
See What Solar Could Do for Your Home
A short conversation about how your household uses electricity is enough for us to sketch a clear, itemized picture. There is no pressure to commit, and the first step is a phone call.