
Herriman, UT
Solar Panels and Battery Storage for Your Herriman Home
We design and install solar panel systems, battery storage and system add-ons for homeowners in Herriman, South Jordan and Riverton. Every system starts with your last twelve months of utility bills, so the panel count, inverter and battery size match how your home actually uses power.
- Sized from your real bills
- $0 up front
- Permits and inspection handled
- Plain answers on equipment
What Shapes the Cost of a Solar System
No two homes get the same price, because no two homes use power the same way or have the same electrical setup. These are the factors that move the number most. We offer $0 up front, so the cost question is often about monthly payments compared with your current bill.
Your free solar savings analysis by phone gives you a written estimate that lists equipment and line items. The final figure is confirmed after we check your electrical panel and site in person.
- System size
- Size is measured in kilowatts and comes from two things: the power your home uses over a year and the share of that use you want solar to cover. A bigger system means more modules, more racking and more labor.
- Your electrical panel
- Older 100-amp main panels sometimes cannot accept the solar backfeed breaker safely. In that case a panel upgrade or a line-side connection is part of the job, and we tell you which during the assessment.
- Inverter choice
- A single string inverter usually costs less. Microinverters or optimizers cost more but handle partial shade better and report each panel's output separately.
- Battery capacity
- Storage is priced largely by usable kilowatt-hours. Keeping the refrigerator, furnace fan and a few lights on during an outage needs a much smaller battery than powering every circuit in your home.
- Array location and wiring distance
- The farther the array sits from your main panel, the more conduit, wire and trenching or routing the job needs.
- Permits and utility requirements
- Permit fees, required disconnects and any utility metering changes are included in your written estimate so nothing appears later.
Solar Services for Your Home
Our core work is solar panel installation: modules, racking, inverters, wiring and the utility connection, done as one job. We add battery storage when it makes sense for how and when your home uses power. Solar system add-ons let you expand or improve a system later, and solar panel repair keeps an existing array producing. Each service page explains the parts involved and what affects the price.

Solar Panel Installation
Panels mounted and flashed on your roof, sized from a year of your bills, with permits and utility paperwork handled.

Battery Storage
A home battery that stores your daytime solar for evening use and keeps chosen circuits running when the grid goes down.
Solar System Add-Ons
Grow an existing system with more panels, a Level 2 EV charger, a smart panel or better monitoring, checked against your inverter and service panel first.
Solar Panel Repair
We test strings, inverters and connectors to find out why your system's output dropped, then fix the failed part after you approve a written quote.
Why Homeowners Work With Us
We live and work in this part of the valley, so we install every system the way we would want it done next door. That shows up in the details below.
Your bills set the size
We read your actual kilowatt-hour usage month by month before proposing a system. A home that runs air conditioning hard in July needs a different design than one heated with gas. Oversizing wastes money, and undersizing leaves you buying more power than you expected.
We name the equipment
Your proposal lists the panel model and wattage, the inverter type and the racking. If we suggest microinverters over a string inverter, we tell you why, usually shading or a layout split across different orientations.
Paperwork is our job
We prepare the building permit, the electrical drawings and the utility interconnection application. You sign where needed, and we keep you posted at each stage until the system is cleared to run.
An honest answer on batteries
A battery is not right for every home. We show you how exported power is credited compared with power you buy, then let the numbers decide whether storage pays off for you.
A tidy site at the end
Conduit runs are straight and fastened, wire is labeled at the disconnect and main panel, and we pick up offcuts and packaging before we leave.

A Solar Company From Your Side of the Valley
Solar Installation Herriman is a local company. We install solar on homes in the same neighborhoods where we live and run our errands, and we expect to bump into our customers again at the grocery store or the ballfield. That keeps us careful about what we promise and about how your yard looks when the crew drives away.
Our approach is technical but not complicated. Utah's high elevation and long, clear summer days give panels strong production, while winter snow and short days pull output down for a few months. We explain that seasonal curve before you sign, so your first January bill does not catch you off guard.
Plenty of our work starts with one neighbor mentioning us to another. We like to return the favor, and our referral offer is written plainly: Earn $1,000 for every referral that goes solar. Ask about it on your call.
- License
- Licensed in all states served
- Warranty
- Lifetime warranty on installation work
How a Solar Job Runs
Most of the time is spent on design and approvals, not on install day. Here is what to expect from first call to switch-on.
- 1
Free savings analysis
On the phone or in a free virtual appointment, we review your utility bills, talk through your goals and give you a first estimate of system size and savings.
- 2
Site and electrical check
We visit your home to inspect the main panel, measure the array area and note shading from trees or nearby structures. This is where the design gets locked in.
- 3
Design, permit and interconnection
We draw the system, pull the building permit from the city and handle the utility's interconnection paperwork for you. You get a copy of the final layout.
- 4
Installation day
Our crew mounts the racking and panels, sets the inverter or microinverters, runs conduit and makes the connection at your main panel. Most residential systems are installed in one to two days.
- 5
Inspection and permission to operate
After the city inspection passes, the utility sets or reprograms the meter and grants permission to operate. On that final visit we connect the monitoring software to your phone and walk you through reading daily output, including how to tell when one panel is producing less than the rest.
Solar Questions We Hear Most
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How much will solar actually save me?
It depends on your usage, your system size and how much of your power you use as it is produced versus export to the grid. In Utah, exported power is credited at a lower rate than the power you buy, so a system sized to your daytime and annual use usually gives the best return. Your free solar savings analysis uses your real bills to estimate this, not a generic average.
What does $0 up front mean?
It means you can have a system installed without paying for it out of pocket on day one. Instead, you make monthly payments over time. During your analysis we compare that payment with your current utility bill so you can see the difference clearly.
Do I need a battery?
Not always. A battery stores midday production for evening use and can keep chosen circuits running during an outage. Because exported power earns less credit than power you buy, storage can improve savings for some homes, and we will show you whether yours is one of them.
How do panels handle snow and winter?
Panels are rated for heavy snow loads, and the dark glass warms in sunlight so snow usually slides off within a day or two of clear weather. Production drops in winter because days are shorter, which we build into the yearly estimate. Summer's long days make up for it.
What warranty comes with the equipment?
The panels, inverters and batteries we put in are backed by a 25-year warranty on all solar and battery products. Before you sign, we go over which components that covers and how a claim is filed, so you know what happens if a panel or inverter ever fails.
How long until the system is running?
Installation itself usually takes one to two days. The full timeline includes design, the city permit, inspection and the utility's permission to operate, which together typically take several weeks. We give you an expected timeline at the start and update you as each approval comes in.
Will installation disrupt my home?
There is some noise from drills and a short power shutoff when we connect at your main panel, usually an hour or two. We tell you the day before when power will be off. You do not need to be home for most of the work, only for the start and the final walkthrough.
Where We Install Solar
We are based in Herriman and install solar and battery systems throughout the southwest Salt Lake Valley and northern Utah County. That includes South Jordan, Riverton, Bluffdale, West Jordan, Draper, Sandy and White City, along with West Valley City, Lehi and Eagle Mountain.
- Herriman
- South Jordan
- Riverton
- Bluffdale
- West Jordan
- Lehi
- Draper
- White City
- West Valley City
- Sandy
- Eagle Mountain
Live just outside these towns? Mention your address during your free savings analysis and you will get a clear yes or no on whether your home is in our range. The Service Areas page has more detail.
See What Solar Could Do for Your Home
Have a recent utility bill handy and we will walk through your usage, a system size and an estimate of your savings. There is no cost and no obligation.