Find & Compare Solar Installers in Your Area!

Solar installers design and install rooftop and ground-mount panel systems, add home batteries and EV chargers, handle permits and utility interconnection, and repair or remove systems that are already up. People reach this page with a high electric bill, a new roof going on, a utility rebate they have heard about, or a system from a company that has since gone out of business.

In most states, solar installation requires an electrical or specialty contractor license, and a national solar certification is common for the lead installer, so ask for both. Ask who owns the system under the proposal, since leases, power purchase agreements and loans each change the math, and ask for the production estimate in writing along with the panel, inverter and workmanship warranties and who services them. Get at least a couple of bids; pricing is usually quoted per watt installed. If the roof has fewer than ten years left, talk to roofers first, and for a panel upgrade or backup generator alongside the array, generator installers.

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