Solar Installation in Murray and Nearby Towns
We install solar panels and battery storage for homeowners in Murray and the towns around it. We walk you through the equipment choices, explain how each one handles our winters and summers, and give you a free quote by phone before anything gets scheduled.
Towns We Work In
Murray is home base, and most of our jobs are a short drive from it. We work regularly in Midvale, Holladay, Cottonwood Heights and Taylorsville. We head north into Millcreek, South Salt Lake and Salt Lake City, and south and west into Sandy, White City and West Valley City.
The process is the same in every town. We look at your home, your power bills and where the sun hits your property. Then we lay out the panel and inverter options side by side, with the trade-offs of each, not just the price. If battery storage or a solar system add-on makes sense for you, we explain why. If it doesn't, we say that too. Many systems can be set up with $0 up front.
Towns we cover from Murray
- Murray
- Sandy
- Millcreek
- Taylorsville
- Midvale
- Cottonwood Heights
- Holladay
- South Salt Lake
- White City
- Salt Lake City
- West Valley City
Not on the list? Call (801) 515-8254 and ask.
What Holds True Across the Valley
Housing age and electrical panels
Across the valley you'll find postwar brick ramblers, 1970s split-levels and two-story homes built in the last couple of decades. The further back a house was built, the more likely its electrical panel is undersized for today's loads. We check yours early. Some panels have space for a solar breaker. Others need an upgrade before the system can tie in. Either way, it shows up in your quote, not as a surprise on install day.
Winter snow and inversions
Cold weather actually helps, since solar cells run more efficiently at low temperatures. Snow is the trade-off. Panels with tempered glass and stiff aluminum frames carry the weight and shed it as it melts. Winter inversions can cut sunlight for days, which is why we size your system on a full year of usage, not one sunny week.
Summer heat
Hot, dry afternoons push panel temperatures up and output down a little. Panels with a lower temperature coefficient lose less on those days, so it's one of the specs we point out when comparing brands with you. Batteries kept in a garage see both heat and cold, and we talk through which battery types handle that best.
Permits and utility approval
Cities across the valley require a building permit and an electrical inspection for a solar system. We pull the permit, set up the inspection and file the paperwork with your utility so the system is approved to connect. Timelines vary by city and utility, and we give you a realistic picture at the start.
Find Out What Fits Your Home
Give us a ring with your town and a rough idea of what your power bills run. We'll go over the panel and battery options that make sense, either through a free solar savings analysis or a free virtual appointment if you'd rather not have us out yet. While you're on the line, ask about referrals: earn $1,000 for every referral that goes solar.