Solar Service in Holladay and Nearby Towns
We install solar panels and battery storage for homeowners in Holladay and the towns around it. At each step we take pictures and share them with you, so you can see the condition of your home's setup and the work we finished, from the first site check through final inspection.
Towns we cover from Holladay
- Holladay
- Millcreek
- Murray
- Midvale
- Cottonwood Heights
- South Salt Lake
- Salt Lake City
- Sandy
- Taylorsville
- Kearns
- White City
Not on the list? Call (801) 899-6384 and ask.
Where We Work
Our home base is Holladay, and most of our jobs are a short drive away. We regularly work in Millcreek, Murray, Cottonwood Heights and Midvale, and we head north into South Salt Lake and Salt Lake City just as often.
We also serve homeowners in Sandy, Taylorsville, Kearns and White City. Live just outside those towns but still in the valley? Phone us and we will give you a straight answer about whether your address is one we can serve. The first step is the same everywhere: a free virtual appointment where we look at your home, your power bills and your goals before anyone visits in person.
What Shapes Solar Projects Around Here
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Housing Age and Electrical Panels
Homes across the valley range from 1950s ramblers to newer builds. Older houses often have smaller or dated electrical panels, which can affect how a solar or battery system connects. We check your panel early, photograph it and explain any upgrade it might need before you commit.
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Weather Through the Year
Summers here are long and sunny, which is good news for production. Winters bring snow and inversion haze that lower output for stretches of the season. We size your system around a full year of sun, not just the bright months, so your savings estimate reflects real conditions.
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Permits and Inspections
Cities in the metro generally require a building permit for solar, followed by an inspection once the work is done. We handle the permit paperwork and schedule the inspection. You get copies and photos of the finished work for your records.
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Utility Approval
Before your system can send power to the grid, the utility has to approve the interconnection. That step can take a few weeks. We take care of the utility paperwork for you, keep you updated on its progress and let you know the day you can turn the system on.
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Batteries and Backup
Winter storms and summer heat can both strain the grid. A battery storage system keeps key circuits running during an outage, and it holds the extra power your panels make during the day so you can draw on it after sunset. We talk through whether it makes sense for your home during your appointment.
Find Out What Solar Could Look Like on Your Home
Start with a free virtual appointment. We will review your energy use, answer your questions and walk you through options with $0 up front. No pressure, just clear answers and a written plan you can think over.