Solar is becoming increasingly affordable. Every year, the price of solar panels and the associated materials go down. The past few years have seen some serious cost reductions. We don't beat around the bush when it comes to prices, but every area and home has different needs. Contact us today to get a quick and accurate quote (sales gimmicks not included).

No! Northern Utah Solar is owned and operated by two structural engineers, James and Tyler. Our passion is providing robust and inexpensive solar generation -- without the sales gimmicks. We rely on word-of-mouth to generate our sales, so we don't have any sales people on our staff. This helps keep prices down since we're not forking out thousands of dollars in bonuses to solar bros.

Savings vary based on your energy usage, local electricity rates, and solar incentives. Many homeowners can save thousands over the life of their solar system, often recouping their investment within 5 to 10 years.

Yes, you can go off-grid by pairing solar panels with battery storage systems. This allows you to store excess energy for use during non-sunny periods. However, staying connected to the grid can provide backup power and sell excess energy.

The installation process typically takes one to three days, depending on the system size and complexity. However, permitting and inspections may add a few weeks to the overall timeline before installation can begin.

Yes! Northern Utah Solar is owned and operated in West Haven, Utah. The owners, Tyler and James, are both Northern Utah residents. They both graduated from Utah State University with degrees in Civil Engineering. Northern Utah Solar contracts with local companies to provide the materials and labor for every job.

Solar panels require minimal maintenance. Most systems come with warranties that cover parts and workmanship for 20-25 years. Our goal is that you won't have to worry about it for that period of time.

Factors include roof orientation, shading, roof condition, and local climate. If your home isn't ideal for solar panels, we'll let you know! We don't want you spending your hard-earned money on something that won't benefit you. We generally advise against solar panels if you plan to replace your roof in the next 5-10 years.

It is expected that during the sunny months, you will produce more solar than you use. Most utilities offer net-metering benefits to their customers. This means that the excess energy you produce will be credited to months when production is less than consumption.