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Free solar quotes sized to your actual power use: (801) 348-3984

(801) 348-3984

Clearfield, UT

Clearfield Home Solar Sized to Cut Your Power Bill

We install solar panels and battery storage for homes in Clearfield, Layton and Syracuse. We start with your power bills, size the system to what your home really uses, and show you the numbers before anything goes up. No guessing, and no extra panels you don't need.

  • Free solar savings analysis
  • $0 up front
  • Written, itemized quotes
  • Cleanup before we leave
Installer in a harness kneeling on an asphalt shingle roof beside black solar panels on aluminum rails, with stacked rails and a ladder top at the eave above a street

Solar Work We Do for Your Home

The bulk of what we do is solar panel installation, and plenty of homeowners add battery storage so less of their power goes back to the grid at a low credit. We also take on solar system add-ons and solar panel repair when an existing setup needs work. We hold a license in every state we serve, and our installation work carries a lifetime warranty. Each service has its own page with more detail.

Two harnessed installers set black solar panels on a shingle roof of a brick ranch home, with a stack of panels, a ladder and tool bags on the lawn below
  • Solar Panel Installation

    We size a solar system from your real power bills, handle the permits and utility paperwork, and install it outside your home with a clean, tidy finish.

  • Battery Storage

    A home battery stores your extra solar power for the evening and keeps the circuits you pick running when the grid goes down.

  • Solar System Add-Ons

    Grow the solar you already have with more panels, an EV charger, monitoring or a panel upgrade, sized to how your home uses power now.

  • Solar Panel Repair

    We track down why your panels stopped producing, from a tripped breaker to a failed inverter, and fix it so your home runs on sun again.

Why Homeowners Pick Us

Solar only makes sense if it lowers what you pay to run your home. So that is how we plan every job.

  1. 01

    Sized from your bills, not a sales chart

    We look at a full year of your usage, summer and winter. Air conditioning in July and heating in January both show up. The system we quote matches that, not a round number that sounds good.

  2. 02

    Paperwork that holds up

    We're licensed in all states served. That counts when the permit is filed and the inspector walks the job, because the wiring and the forms both have to pass.

  3. 03

    Our install work stays covered

    If a mount we set comes loose or a connection we made fails, we come back and fix it. We back our installation work with a lifetime warranty, for as long as you own the system.

  4. 04

    Straight talk on batteries

    A battery is not right for every home. We tell you when it pays off for your usage and when it doesn't, and we show you why.

  5. 05

    Your yard left clean

    We protect the work area, keep cords and parts out of the way, and haul off packaging and scraps the same day.

How a Solar Job Runs

Here is each step, start to finish, so you know what comes next and who handles it.

  1. 1

    A phone call or virtual appointment

    You tell us about your home and your bills. If it's easier, we can do a free virtual appointment and look at things together without anyone coming out yet.

  2. 2

    Your free solar savings analysis

    We run your past year of usage and show what a right-sized system would produce, month by month. You see the expected savings and the full cost side by side.

  3. 3

    Design, permits and paperwork

    Once you say go, we finish the design, pull the permit and file with the utility. You don't have to chase any of it.

  4. 4

    Install day

    Our crew mounts the panels, runs the wiring and connects the inverter and any battery. We test everything and clean up before we leave.

  5. 5

    Inspection and switch-on

    The city inspector signs off, and then the utility approves the connection. Once your system is live, we show you the monitoring app so you can see what it makes each day.

Technician in a black cap points up at rooftop solar panels while holding a phone with a monitoring app, with a homeowner in the driveway beside a garage with wall batteries
Two harnessed installers on a shingle roof lift a black solar panel from a worker on a ladder beside a pickup loaded with boxed panels in the driveway

A Solar Company Based in Clearfield

We're a local solar installer working on homes across Davis and Weber counties. We keep the work simple. Find out what your home uses, build a system that covers it, and do the install right the first time.

Our area gets hot, dry summers and cold, clear winter days. Panels actually run more efficiently in the cold, and snow tends to slide off tilted panels on sunny afternoons. We plan for both seasons, so the savings you were shown are the savings you see.

License
Licensed in all states served
Warranty
Lifetime warranty on installation work

What Moves the Price of a Solar System

No two homes get the same quote, and we'd rather explain why than hand you a number with no reasons behind it. These are the things that change the total. We walk through each one on your quote.

Your quote is written out line by line, so you can see what each part costs. We also offer $0 up front, and we can go over how that works on the phone.

How much power you use
Bigger usage means more panels. A home with electric heat, a pool pump or an electric car needs a larger system than one that mostly runs lights and a fridge.
Your electrical panel
Older main panels sometimes can't take a solar connection as they are. If yours needs an upgrade, we tell you up front and list it as its own line.
Battery or no battery
Adding battery storage raises the cost but lets you use your own power at night and during outages. Size and number of batteries both affect the price.
Site layout and shade
Where the panels can go, how far they sit from your panel box and how much trees block the sun all change the wire runs, the hardware and the output.
Equipment choices
Panels and inverters come in different efficiency levels. Higher-efficiency gear makes more power from the same space but costs more.
Permits and utility paperwork
Every system needs a permit, an inspection and approval from the utility before it turns on. Those fees and steps are built into your quote.

Where We Install Solar

We're based in Clearfield and work on homes throughout the surrounding area. That includes Layton, Syracuse, Roy, Clinton and West Point, plus Riverdale, Washington Terrace, South Weber, Sunset and Ogden. Each city has its own permit office, and we handle the filing for whichever one you live in.

  • Clearfield
  • Layton
  • Syracuse
  • Roy
  • Clinton
  • West Point
  • Riverdale
  • Washington Terrace
  • South Weber
  • Sunset
  • Ogden

If your town isn't listed, give us a ring anyway. We can tell you quickly whether we cover it.

More on the areas we cover

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Common Questions About Going Solar

How much will solar cost for my home?

The price comes down to how much power you use, the shape your electrical panel is in, whether you add a battery and which equipment you choose. Your written quote puts each of those on its own line. There's also a $0 up front option, which means no large payment is due when the work begins.

Will solar actually lower my power bill?

For most homes, yes, as long as the system is sized to your real usage. Before you commit, we show you a month-by-month estimate built from your own bills. If the numbers don't work for your home, we'll tell you that plainly.

Does solar still work in winter?

Yes. Panels make less power on short winter days, but cold air actually helps them run efficiently. Snow usually clears after a day or two of sun. The yearly savings estimate we give you already counts the winter months.

Do I need a battery?

Not always. Power you send back to the grid is often credited at less than what you pay to buy it, so a battery lets you use more of your own solar after dark. It can also keep key circuits running during an outage. We'll give you an honest answer on whether it pays off for your home.

What warranty comes with the equipment?

All solar and battery products we install carry a 25-year warranty. When we review your quote, we walk through what that warranty covers so there are no surprises later.

How long does it take from yes to turn-on?

The install itself goes quickly. Most of the wait comes from the permit, the inspection and utility approval, and those vary by city and time of year. We keep you posted at each step so you always know where things stand.

Do you pay for referrals?

Yes. You earn $1,000 for every referral that goes solar. Have your friend or neighbor mention your name when they first call us, so the referral gets credited to you.

Aerial view of a black solar panel array in two rows on the grey shingle roof of a two-story beige home above a backyard patio, with fenced yards and neighboring houses

Find Out What Solar Would Save Your Home

Bring a recent power bill to the call. We'll walk through your usage and tell you plainly what a system would do for you.