Solar Installation in West Jordan and Nearby Towns
Our crews design and install solar arrays, home batteries and add-on equipment for West Jordan and its neighboring towns. One phone call books a free virtual appointment. On it we look at your power use, your property and the permit and insurance paperwork that comes with the project.
Towns we cover from West Jordan
- West Jordan
- West Valley City
- South Jordan
- Taylorsville
- Kearns
- Midvale
- Sandy
- Herriman
- Murray
- Riverton
- Cottonwood Heights
Not on the list? Call (801) 346-0573 and ask.
Towns We Work In
Our crews work out of West Jordan and cover South Jordan, Riverton, Herriman, Kearns, Taylorsville and West Valley City. We also take projects in Midvale, Murray, Sandy and Cottonwood Heights. If your address sits just outside these towns, ask when you call. We will tell you plainly whether we can take the job.
The process is the same wherever you live. We read twelve months of your utility bills to size the array, go over panel placement, inverter location and wire routing on the virtual appointment, then prepare the permit set for your city and the interconnection application for your utility. You see the layout and the equipment list before anything is ordered.
What Holds True Across the Valley
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Strong sun, winter snow and inversions
At well over 4,000 feet with dry air, summer production here is high. Snow cover and winter inversion haze cut output for stretches of December and January. That is why we size your system on annual kilowatt-hours, not on a single July bill, and show you the month-by-month estimate.
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Hail damage and insurance claims
Spring and summer storms can bring hail. Modules are impact-tested, not hail-proof. If a storm hits your system, a claim depends on a clean record: dated photos of each module, the racking and any cracked glass, plus monitoring data that shows the drop in output. We help you build that record and explain how a claim usually moves, from the adjuster's inspection to the scope of loss. Your policy and the adjuster decide coverage, and we will not promise a result we do not control.
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Older homes and newer subdivisions
Many older homes in the valley still run on 100-amp main panels, which can limit how much solar backfeed the panel accepts. We check the panel rating and busbar before quoting so an upgrade is not a surprise later. Newer subdivisions often have HOA architectural review, and we prepare the site plan and equipment sheets those boards usually ask to see.
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Permits and interconnection
Each city issues its own building and electrical permits and schedules its own inspection. Your utility, whichever one serves your address, must approve interconnection and set a net meter before the system is switched on. We pull the permit and file the interconnection paperwork with your utility for you, and when you call, we tell you exactly where each step stands.
See What Solar Looks Like at Your Address
Call and we will set up a free virtual appointment to go over your bills, your property and any open insurance questions. Ask about $0 up front, and about how you can earn $1,000 for every referral that goes solar.