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(801) 761-4045
(801) 761-4045
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Solar and Battery Installation Across Midvale and the South Valley

Our crews install solar panels and home batteries for homeowners in Midvale, Murray, Sandy and the rest of the surrounding valley. The first visit goes to your electrical panel, service wiring and grounding, since on an older house those parts set the limits of what a new system can safely tie into.

Towns we cover from Midvale

5 miWest JordanSandyTaylorsvilleMurrayCottonwood HeightsHolladayWhite CityWest Valley CitySouth JordanMillcreekMidvaleN
5 miWest JordanSandyTaylorsvilleMurrayCottonwood HeightsHolladayWhite CityWest Valley CitySouth JordanMillcreekMidvaleN
  • Midvale
  • West Jordan
  • Sandy
  • Taylorsville
  • Murray
  • Cottonwood Heights
  • Holladay
  • White City
  • West Valley City
  • South Jordan
  • Millcreek

Not on the list? Call (801) 761-4045 and ask.

Technician in a navy shirt and tool belt points at an open breaker panel beside an inverter and battery in a garage while the homeowner looks on

Towns We Cover

Our work is centered in Midvale, and we regularly take on projects in Murray, Sandy, West Jordan, South Jordan, Taylorsville and White City. To the east we work in Cottonwood Heights, Holladay and Millcreek, and to the northwest in West Valley City. If your home sits between those towns, it is almost certainly inside our area. Ask when you call and we will tell you plainly.

The same process applies in every town. We start with a savings analysis based on your actual electric bills, then inspect the parts of your home the system will tie into. You get a written breakdown of the equipment, any electrical upgrades it needs and why, before any work is scheduled. That covers solar panel installation, battery storage, solar system add-ons and solar panel repair.

What Shapes a Solar Project Across the Valley

  1. 01

    Older electrical panels

    Many homes here were built in the 1950s through the 1970s, and plenty still have their original 100-amp panel. Solar backfeeds that panel, and the busbar has a rating it cannot exceed. Some older brands have breakers known to fail to trip. We check the panel label, busbar rating and breaker condition first, and if an upgrade or a supply-side connection is needed, it goes on your estimate up front instead of showing up mid-job.

  2. 02

    Past repairs and hidden wiring

    Older houses often carry decades of additions: a garage circuit spliced in, a grounding electrode that was never updated, aluminum branch wiring behind a finished wall. We trace where the new conduit and disconnect will run and photograph anything we find, so you see the condition of your system and not just our description of it.

  3. 03

    Weather and sun

    The valley gets strong, high-elevation sun and cold, snowy winters. Panels actually produce efficiently in cold, clear air, while snow and winter inversion haze lower output for stretches. Our production estimates account for those seasons, so the savings analysis reflects a full year, not just July.

  4. 04

    Permits and utility approval

    Each city runs its own building department and requires an electrical permit for a solar or battery system, followed by an inspection. Your utility also has to approve the interconnection before the system is switched on. We prepare the plans, pull the permit and handle the utility paperwork. Newer subdivisions in places like South Jordan may add HOA review, and we can supply the drawings for that.

Single-story brick ranch house with a row of all-black solar panels on its grey shingle roof, green lawn, white garage door and a dark pickup in the driveway

See What Solar Could Save at Your Home

Systems are available with $0 up front, and you can earn $1,000 for every referral that goes solar. Give us your town and a rough monthly power bill, and we will put together a savings analysis built on your real usage and the wiring your home already has.