Millcreek, UT
Home Solar in Millcreek, Planned After a Careful Look
We install solar panels, battery storage and add-ons for homes in Millcreek, Holladay, Murray and nearby. Before we suggest a system, we look at where the panels would go, your electrical panel and a year of your power bills. Then we tell you plainly what we found and whether solar makes sense.
- We look before any pitch
- Plain written findings
- $0 up front
- Free savings analysis
Solar Work We Do for Your Home
Most of our work is solar panel installation, sized to the power your home actually uses. We also add battery storage so you can keep lights and the fridge running when the grid goes down, and fit solar system add-ons like monitoring and EV charging to systems that are already working. If panels on an existing system are not producing, our solar panel repair page explains how we look into it.
Solar Panel Installation
We look over your home and a year of power bills first, then plan, permit and install a solar system sized to what you actually use.
Battery Storage
Home batteries that store your solar power for evenings and outages, sized from what we find in your electrical panel and your real usage.
Solar System Add-Ons
Extra panels, EV chargers, monitoring and electrical panel upgrades, planned around a close look at the system you already own.
Solar Panel Repair
We test your panels, wiring and inverter to find out why output dropped, then show you what we found and quote the fix.
Where We Install Solar
We work in Millcreek and the towns around it, including Holladay, Murray, Cottonwood Heights, South Salt Lake, Salt Lake City and Midvale. We also cover Sandy, Taylorsville, Kearns and West Valley City.
- Millcreek
- Murray
- Cottonwood Heights
- Holladay
- South Salt Lake
- Salt Lake City
- West Valley City
- Sandy
- Taylorsville
- Kearns
- Midvale
If you are not sure whether we come to your street, ask when you call. The Service Areas page lists more detail.
How a Solar Job Runs
Here is what happens from your first phone call to the day the system turns on.
- 1
Phone call and savings analysis
We talk about your goals and look at your bills. You get a free solar savings analysis, and if you prefer, we can do a free virtual appointment before anyone comes out.
- 2
Site inspection
We visit your home and check sun, shade, the install area and your electrical panel. It takes about an hour or two. You don't need to prepare anything.
- 3
Findings and design
We send photos, what we found and a proposed design with a line-item quote. If solar is not a good fit, we tell you that instead.
- 4
Permits and install
We pull the permit and file with the utility. Most installs take a day or two on site. We protect your yard and clean up each day.
- 5
City sign-off and power-up
A city inspector reviews the finished work, and the utility gives the go-ahead to connect. Once both are done, we power up your panels and walk you through the app that tracks what they produce each day.
A Local Solar Company That Shows You What It Found
We are a solar installer based in Millcreek, working on homes across the Salt Lake Valley. Our approach is simple. We look first, tell you what we see, and only then talk about a system.
We would rather lose a sale than put panels where they won't pay off. That means sometimes we tell a homeowner to wait, to trim a tree, or to fix an electrical issue first. People remember that, and a lot of our work comes from neighbors sending neighbors. Our referral offer is simple: earn $1,000 for every referral that goes solar.
- License
- Licensed in all states served
- Warranty
- 25-year warranty on all solar and battery products
Why Homeowners Call Us First
Solar is a big decision, and a lot of companies want a signature before they have looked at anything. We do it the other way around.
- We look before we talk numbers
- Every job starts with a visit. We check sun exposure through the day, shade from trees and neighboring buildings, and the space where the array would sit. We also open up your main electrical panel to see what it can handle.
- Findings you can read
- You get a short write-up with photos of what we saw. If something needs fixing first, like an undersized panel or a shade problem, we say so in plain words.
- Sized to your bills, not our sales goal
- We build the design from about twelve months of your usage. A bigger system is not always better. If your home only needs a modest array, that is what we recommend.
- Straight answers on batteries
- A battery is great for backup and some homes, and a poor fit for others. We tell you which camp you are in and why.
- A clean site when we leave
- We keep tools and wire scraps picked up during the job and walk the yard with you at the end.
What Moves the Price of a Solar System
We don't quote a number until we have seen your home. A few things decide most of the cost, and we walk you through each one. You can also go solar with $0 up front if that fits your plans.
Your estimate comes after the site visit, written line by line so you can see what each part costs. Nothing gets added later without a conversation first.
- How much power you use
- Your past year of bills sets the system size. Homes with electric heat, a pool pump or an electric car usually need more panels.
- Where the panels can go
- Open space with good sun keeps the layout simple. Shade, odd angles or a long distance to the electrical panel add equipment and labor.
- Your electrical panel
- Many older homes have a main panel that is already near its limit. If yours needs an upgrade to take solar safely, we show you that in the findings before you commit.
- Battery or no battery
- Adding storage raises the cost. How much depends on how many circuits you want backed up and for how long.
- Equipment choices
- Panel efficiency and the type of inverter both change the price. We explain the tradeoffs without pushing the most expensive option.
- Permits and utility paperwork
- Each job needs a city permit, a city sign-off and approval from the utility to connect. We handle that paperwork, and it is part of the quote.
Questions Homeowners Ask Us
Do I have to pay anything up front?
No. We offer solar with $0 up front. We go over how the payment options work during your savings analysis so you can compare them side by side.
What warranty comes with the system?
There is a 25-year warranty on all solar and battery products. We go over what that covers when we review your quote, so you know what to expect over the life of the system.
Does the site visit commit me to anything?
No. The site visit and the savings analysis are free. You get our findings either way, and you can use them to make your own decision.
Do panels still produce in the winter here?
Yes, though less than in summer because the days are shorter and snow can sit on the panels for a while. Cold, clear days are actually good for panel output. We build the design on a full year of production, not just the sunny months.
Is battery storage worth it for my home?
It depends on what you want. If backup power during outages matters to you, a battery makes sense. If you only want lower bills, we will show you whether storage helps with your utility's current rules before you spend on it.
How long until my system is running?
The install itself is usually a day or two. Permits, the city's final check and utility approval take most of the time, often a few weeks in total. We keep you updated at each step.
Can we start without a home visit?
Yes. We can do a free virtual appointment to go over your bills and goals first. We still visit before final design, because the details on site decide the right system.
How does the referral program work?
Tell your friends and neighbors about us. You earn $1,000 for every referral that goes solar. Just make sure they mention your name when they call.
Find Out What Solar Would Do for Your Home
We start by looking at your bills and your home, and we tell you plainly what we find. There is no cost and no pressure to sign.