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Solar installers near me

Finding a local installer is easy. Finding a good one takes a few checks — here they are.

The best solar installer for you is usually a licensed company that has done many installs in your city, quotes a fair price per watt, and puts its warranty in writing. Big national brand or small local shop matters less than those three things.

Where to look

  • Browse the installer directory by state and city.
  • Ask neighbors with solar who installed it and whether they'd use them again.
  • Check your state contractor licensing board for the license status and any complaints.

What to check before you sign

  • Active contractor's license and insurance in your state.
  • All-in price per watt, with any dealer or financing fees disclosed.
  • Equipment brands and the product and workmanship warranties (10+ years).
  • The year-one production estimate and how a shortfall is handled.
  • Who pulls permits and handles the utility interconnection.

Fastest path

Answer a few questions and we'll match you with vetted, licensed installers that serve your ZIP — then compare their quotes side by side.

FAQ

Should I use a local or national solar company?

Either can be good. What matters is licensing, a fair price per watt, a written warranty, and a track record in your area.

How many quotes should I get?

At least three. Prices and equipment vary widely, and comparison quotes give you leverage.

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