Home Solar in Holladay You Can See Step by Step
We plan and install solar panel systems, battery storage and solar system add-ons for homeowners in Holladay, Millcreek and Murray. At every stage we take photos of what we found and what we did, so you know exactly what is going on at your home, even when you are at work.
- Licensed in all states served
- Each stage documented
- $0 up front
- Free virtual appointment
What We Install at Your Home
Solar panel installation is where most of our customers start, with a system sized from your real energy use rather than a stock package. Battery storage lets you keep the fridge and lights on during an outage and save daytime power for the evening. Solar system add-ons cover what comes later, like extra panels or an EV charger when your needs grow.
Solar Panel Installation
A full solar system planned around your home's real usage and site, with every stage documented so you can see the work for yourself.
Battery Storage
Store your solar power for evenings and outages, with a battery sized to the circuits you actually rely on and photos of every step of the install.
Solar System Add-Ons
Grow the solar system you already have with more panels, EV charging, monitoring or an electrical panel upgrade, with each step documented from start to finish.
Solar Panel Repair
Panels producing less than they should? We find the cause, show you what we found, fix it and walk you through the before and after.
What Shapes the Cost of Your System
Every home is different, so there is no single price for solar. The figure comes down to a handful of things we check during your free solar savings analysis. Here is what moves it.
Your quote is written out line by line after we review your bills and your site, so you can see what each part costs. We go over it with you by phone before you decide anything.
- How much power you use
- Your past 12 months of utility bills tell us how many panels you need. Homes with central air, electric heat or an EV usually need a larger system.
- Sun exposure and shading
- Trees, nearby buildings and the direction your mounting area faces all change how much a panel produces. More shade can mean more panels to reach the same output.
- Your electrical panel
- Older homes sometimes have a main panel that can't take a solar connection safely. If an upgrade is needed, we show you the panel and explain why before it goes on the estimate.
- Battery storage
- Adding a battery raises the total, and the size depends on what you want backed up. Keeping a few circuits running costs less than backing up the whole house.
- Equipment choices
- Panel efficiency and inverter type both affect price and output. We explain the tradeoffs in plain terms so you can choose what fits.
- Permits and utility approval
- City permits and the utility interconnection application are part of every job. Their requirements can shape the design and the timeline.
Where We Install Solar
We are based in Holladay and work with homeowners across the surrounding valley. That includes Millcreek, Murray, Cottonwood Heights, Midvale and Sandy, along with Salt Lake City, South Salt Lake, Taylorsville, Kearns and White City.
- Holladay
- Millcreek
- Murray
- Midvale
- Cottonwood Heights
- South Salt Lake
- Salt Lake City
- Sandy
- Taylorsville
- Kearns
- White City
Not sure if your street is in range? Ask during your free virtual appointment and we will tell you right away.
How a Solar Job Runs
From the first call to the day your system turns on, you get a clear picture at each step.
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Free virtual appointment
We talk by phone and look at your home together using satellite imagery and your recent utility bills. You get a free solar savings analysis and a straight answer on whether solar makes sense for you.
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Site check and design
We confirm measurements, shading and your electrical panel, documenting what we see as we go. Then we design the system and send you a written quote that breaks out each part.
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Permits and paperwork
We handle the city permit and the utility interconnection application. You don't have to chase down forms or figure out which office to call.
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Installation day
Most residential installs take one to three days. We keep walkways clear, tidy up at the end of each day and record every stage of the work.
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Final sign-off and switch-on
Once the city signs off and the utility gives permission to operate, your system goes live. We show you how to follow its production and hand over the full photo record of the job.
A Solar Company That Shows Its Work
We started Solar Installation Holladay because too many homeowners told us the same story: someone came out, installed something, and left without explaining what they did. Nobody could say what was behind the panels or why the bill came out the way it did.
So we built our company around photos. You see your electrical panel before we touch it, the mounting and wiring as it goes in, and the finished system when we are done. Snow and hard winters here put real demands on equipment, and that record makes it easy to check later that everything was done right.
If you like the way we work, tell a friend. You earn $1,000 for every referral that goes solar.
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- Licensed in all states served
Why Homeowners Pick Us
Solar is a big decision, and much of the work happens where you can't easily watch it. So we show you.
You see what we find
Before anything is built, we take photos of your electrical panel, the mounting area and anything that could affect the job. You see the same thing we see, and you can ask about it.
A record of each stage
Mounting, wiring runs, connections and the finished equipment all get documented as the install goes. You keep the full set for your records, for a future buyer or for questions down the road.
Permits handled before work begins
We are licensed in all states served. We pull the permits your city requires and file the utility paperwork before anyone sets foot on your property to install.
No pressure on system size
We size your system from your actual utility bills, not from the biggest package we can sell. If a smaller setup makes more sense for your home, we will tell you.
$0 up front
You can go solar with $0 up front. We walk through the numbers with you on the phone so you know what you are signing before anything moves forward.
Questions Homeowners Ask Us
- Is solar worth it for my home?
- It depends on how much power you use, how much sun your property gets and how your utility credits extra production. Our free solar savings analysis looks at your actual bills and your site. If the numbers don't work for your home, we will say so.
- Do I need to pay anything up front?
- No. You can go solar with $0 up front. We explain the payment options on the phone so you understand the full picture before you commit to anything.
- What does the virtual appointment involve?
- It is a phone conversation where we look at your home through satellite imagery and review your recent utility bills together. It is free and usually takes under an hour. You walk away with a clear estimate of system size and savings.
- When will my panels actually start making power?
- Putting the equipment in usually takes just a few days. The longer stretch is waiting on the city permit and the utility's permission to connect, and those schedules change from month to month. We update you as each approval comes through, so you know where things stand and what happens next.
- Will panels still produce in winter?
- Yes, though output drops on short, cloudy days and while snow covers the panels. Cold, clear days can actually be quite productive. We factor seasonal changes into your savings analysis so the yearly numbers are realistic.
- Do I need a battery?
- Not necessarily. A battery is worth considering if you want backup power during outages or want to use more of your own solar at night. We can add battery storage now or later as a solar system add-on.
- Is the equipment covered by a warranty?
- Yes. There is a 25-year warranty on all solar and battery products. We go over what that covers during your call so you know what to expect over the life of your system.
- Why do you take so many photos?
- Because you deserve to see what is happening at your home. They show the condition of your electrical panel before work, each stage of the install and the finished result. They are also useful if you sell your home or ever have a question about the system.
See What Solar Could Do for Your Home
Start with a free virtual appointment. We will look at your bills and your property with you and give you an honest answer, no pressure attached.