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(801) 348-3984

Solar Service Areas Around Clearfield

We work out of Clearfield and install solar for homeowners across north Davis County and into Weber County. Same crew and same written quote wherever you live. We size panels and batteries to what your home actually uses, so the savings on your power bill are real.

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Towns We Cover

Most of our work is close to home. We install in Clearfield, Layton, Syracuse, Clinton, West Point and Sunset, and we head north to Roy, Riverdale, Washington Terrace, South Weber and Ogden. If you live somewhere between those towns, ask. Odds are we already drive past your street.

The job runs the same way in every town. We start with a year of your power bills, look at where the sun hits your property and how your home uses power, then size a system to cut what you pay the utility. You get a written quote that lists the equipment and the work. There is no pressure to sign that day, and $0 up front is an option if that suits you better.

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Towns we cover from Clearfield

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

Not on the list? Call (801) 348-3984 and ask.

What Matters for Solar in This Area

  • Older and newer homes

    The area has everything from older brick ramblers to subdivisions built in the last twenty years. Older homes often need a look at the electrical panel first, since some 100-amp panels need an upgrade before solar can tie in. We check that up front so it shows on your quote, not as a surprise later.

  • Hot summers, cold winters

    Long summer days are when panels make the most power, and that is also when the air conditioner runs hardest. Winter days are short and inversions can cut output for a stretch. Cold itself doesn't hurt panels; they actually run a bit more efficiently in cool air. We size every system on a full year of use, not one sunny day in June.

  • Permits and inspections

    Every town here requires a building permit and an electrical inspection for solar. After that, the utility has to approve the hookup before you can turn the system on. We pull the permit, schedule the inspection and handle the utility paperwork.

  • HOA rules

    Plenty of neighborhoods have an HOA that wants to see plans first. We give you a layout and equipment sheets you can hand to your board, and we answer their questions if they have any.

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Check Your Town and Get a Number

Give us a call with your address and a rough idea of your monthly power bill. We will confirm you are in our area and set up a free quote, at your home or as a free virtual appointment. Earn $1,000 for every referral that goes solar.