Solar Panel Installation Near You
Get matched with local solar installers and see your options side by side. Tell us about your roof and your energy use, and we’ll connect you with pros who already work in your ZIP code.
- No cost
- No obligation
- About 2 minutes
No Cost to You
Pros pay us, not you
Verified Installers
Screened before joining the network
No Obligation
See your options, hire only if you want
Strong in AZ & NV
Deep installer coverage in the Southwest
What our solar pros install
Solar work covers more than panels on a roof. Whatever your project involves, tell us the details and we'll route your request to installers who handle that specific type of job.
Rooftop Solar Panels
Grid-tied systems sized to your roof layout and monthly usage
Battery Storage
Home batteries for outages and time-of-use rate shifting
Ground-Mount Systems
Standalone arrays for larger lots and shaded roofs
Solar + Roof Replacement
Coordinated installs when the roof needs work first
Panel Removal & Reinstall
Temporary takedown for roof repairs, then reinstall
Repairs & System Checks
Inverter issues, underperforming panels, monitoring problems
What affects the cost of a home solar system
There’s no single price for residential solar. Two homes on the same street can get very different pricing, and the difference usually comes down to a handful of factors.
System size is the biggest one. Installers size a system around your actual electricity usage, so a household running air conditioning through an Arizona summer will need more capacity than a similar home in a milder climate.
Roof condition and layout matter next. A simple south-facing roof with plenty of open area is straightforward. Multiple planes, steep pitch, shading from trees, or a roof that’s near the end of its life all add cost or require work before panels go up.
Equipment choice moves the number too, panel efficiency, inverter type, and whether you add battery storage. Batteries are the single largest add-on and are worth discussing directly with each installer.
Finally, your utility and rate structure shape the economics. Net metering rules, time-of-use pricing, and available incentives vary by state and by utility, and they change. Ask each pro to walk you through the assumptions behind their estimate rather than just the headline number.
How it works
1. Tell us about your home
Share your ZIP code, whether you own the property, and a few details about your roof and energy use.
2. We match you with solar pros
Your request goes to installers who work in your area and handle your type of system.
3. See your options
Review pricing, equipment and timelines from multiple pros, and move forward only when you're ready.
Why homeowners choose us for solar
Multiple options, one form
Solar pricing varies widely. Requesting several proposals is the single best way to understand what your project should cost.
Local installers only
Matches are based on your ZIP code, so you're talking to companies that know your utility's rules and your local permitting process.
No cost for homeowners
Installers pay to join the network. You never pay us.
No pressure to move forward
Solar is a long-term decision. Take the time you need, or walk away entirely.
Solar installers in Arizona, Nevada and nationwide
Our installer network is strongest across the Southwest, where high sun exposure and summer cooling loads make residential solar especially common.
In Arizona we cover Phoenix, Mesa, Scottsdale, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Tempe and Tucson. In Nevada we cover Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Reno and Sparks. In these markets you’ll typically hear from the most pros and get the fastest response times.
We also match homeowners with solar pros in most metro and suburban ZIP codes nationwide. Enter your ZIP to see what’s available where you live.
See your solar options
Answer a few quick questions and we'll match you with local installers.
Nothing is sent until you confirm on the last step.
You're all set! We're finding your pros
Matched pros in your area may reach out shortly. Keep an eye on your phone and email for their responses.
Solar questions homeowners ask
Pros in our network pay to receive project requests. Homeowners never pay us for submitting a request.
It depends on system size, roof complexity, equipment and whether you add battery storage. That’s exactly why requesting several options is worth the few minutes, the range between proposals for the same home can be wide.
For most solar installations, yes. Panels are a permanent modification to the property, so installers generally work directly with the owner.
Orientation, pitch, shading, available area and the age of the roof all factor in. An installer will assess this during the site visit. If your roof is near the end of its life, they may recommend addressing that first.
Various incentives exist depending on where you live and your utility company, and the rules change over time. Eligibility depends on your situation. Ask each installer what currently exists in your area, and confirm with a tax professional.
Usually two to four, depending on how many installers serve your ZIP code.
Ready to see what solar costs for your home?
Enter your ZIP code and see your options from local installers.