Solar Installation in Millcreek and Nearby Towns
We work out of Millcreek and cover homes across the Salt Lake Valley. Every job starts the same way. We look at your home, your power bills and your electrical panel, then tell you plainly what we found before we suggest anything.
Where we work
Our base is Millcreek. From there we often work in Holladay, Murray, Cottonwood Heights, South Salt Lake and Salt Lake City. Toward the west and south ends of the valley, we also serve West Valley City, Taylorsville, Kearns, Midvale and Sandy.
No matter the town, the process doesn't change. We walk your property and note where the sun lands from morning to evening. We check the size and condition of your electrical panel, and we go through twelve months of power bills to see how much electricity your home really uses. After that, we lay out our findings in plain words: what fits your home, what doesn't and the reason for each. If solar won't pay off for you, we say so. If you live out toward the edges of the valley, tell us your town when you call and we'll let you know whether it's in our area.
Towns we cover from Millcreek
- Millcreek
- Murray
- Cottonwood Heights
- Holladay
- South Salt Lake
- Salt Lake City
- West Valley City
- Sandy
- Taylorsville
- Kearns
- Midvale
Not on the list? Call (801) 877-3072 and ask.
What we see across the valley
Housing age
Homes here run from 1950s brick ramblers to builds from the last twenty years. Older homes often have smaller electrical panels, sometimes 100 amps, which can limit what we add. We check the panel early so any upgrade is already in the estimate instead of showing up later.
Weather
Summers are long and sunny, which is good for production. Winters bring snow and gray inversion days that cut output for stretches. We size systems on a full year of your usage, not a July afternoon, so the numbers hold up in January too.
Shade
Big trees and the mountains on the east side mean some yards lose sun early or late in the day. We map shade during the visit and show you what it costs in production.
Permits and the utility
Cities across the valley require a building permit for solar, and the utility has to approve the connection before your system turns on. That paperwork is our job. We handle the permit application, set up the city's inspection and send the utility everything it needs to sign off. At each stage we tell you where things stand and what happens after.
HOA rules
Plenty of newer subdivisions have an HOA with rules about where equipment can go. We put together the drawings and spec sheets most boards ask for before any work is scheduled.
Find out what solar would do for your home
Call for a free solar savings analysis. We'll go over your bills, ask a few questions about your home and set up a visit or a free virtual appointment, whichever is easier for you. Many homeowners go solar with $0 up front.