Predictable bills
Utility rates move. A system you own doesn't. Solar turns a variable monthly cost into fixed equipment you've already paid for.
Nevada gets more sun than almost anywhere in the country. We design, permit, and install rooftop solar and battery backup that puts that sun to work on your roof — and keeps the lights on when the grid goes down.
No cost, no obligation, no high-pressure pitch. We'll tell you if solar isn't right for your roof.
Systems sized around summer AC load and Southern Nevada sun, not a national template.
Permits, inspections, and the NV Energy interconnection — start to Permission to Operate.
Licensed electricians on site. We don't hand your roof to a subcontractor we've never met.
You're paying for power the sun is delivering to your house for free. Solar is the equipment that catches it — the rest is math about your bill.
Utility rates move. A system you own doesn't. Solar turns a variable monthly cost into fixed equipment you've already paid for.
Pair it with storage and you keep your AC, fridge, and Wi-Fi running through an outage instead of sitting in the dark in July.
Owned solar is part of the property, and every manufacturer warranty is registered in your name and transfers with a sale.
Most of what goes wrong with a solar install goes wrong on installation day — flashing that isn't sealed right, rails set to the wrong rafter, a penetration nobody checked. That's why we don't hand your roof to whoever's cheapest that week.
Panels stop producing at sunset and shut off in an outage. A battery is what turns a solar array into power you can actually count on.
Sun to panels, panels to inverter, inverter to your house — with the battery taking whatever you don't use right away.
You get a written contract with a fixed price and a payment schedule before anyone touches your roof.
We look at your roof, your panel, and a year of your bills, then tell you what's actually worth installing.
Fixed price, itemized equipment, production estimate, and a payment schedule tied to real milestones.
We pull permits, schedule inspections, and file the interconnection. Most installs are done in a day or two.
Once the utility grants Permission to Operate, we commission the system and walk you through it.
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Send us a note and we'll set up a no-cost assessment. If your roof isn't a good candidate, we'll say so — that's a faster answer for both of us.