Solar Panel Installation in Scottsdale

Residential Solar Designed Around Your Utility, Your Home, & Arizona’s Sun

Since 2007, we’ve been designing and installing solar systems across the Phoenix metro from our base in Goodyear. Scottsdale homeowners bring a specific set of variables to every project: strong year-round sun, homes that fall under either SRP or APS electric service, and communities that often carry HOA requirements. We build every system around those details so the design fits the property from day one.

Our focus is straightforward: lower your utility costs, add lasting value to your home, and reduce your carbon footprint with a system sized for how your home actually uses energy.

Certifications, Manufacturers, & Warranties

Our team holds NABCEP®, APS, and SMA certifications and is a member of the American Solar Energy Society. These aren’t credentials on paper. They reflect the standards we hold ourselves to on every installation.

We partner with manufacturers including LG Solar, Q Cells, and Sonnen to deliver systems built for long-term performance in Arizona’s climate. Every installation includes dependable warranty coverage, with 25-year panel protection on qualifying equipment.

Our consultations are detailed and genuinely low-pressure. We walk through your property, usage patterns, and options clearly, and you move forward when you’re ready.

SRP, APS, & HOA: What Scottsdale Homeowners Need to Know

Scottsdale properties are served by one of two utilities: Salt River Project (SRP) or Arizona Public Service (APS). Which utility serves your address matters because each has its own billing plans and export rates for solar production. Knowing that before sizing a system directly affects how you structure your solar investment.

Arizona operates under a net billing framework rather than traditional net metering. Under net billing, excess energy your system sends to the grid is credited at a rate below the retail electricity price. That export rate is locked in for a set period once your system interconnects, so the timing of installation can affect long-term economics.

If your home is in an HOA-governed community, Arizona Revised Statutes §33-439 and §33-1816 void any deed restriction or HOA rule that effectively prohibits solar installation. Homeowners associations may still set reasonable rules on panel placement and appearance, which typically means an architectural review committee submission before work begins.

Solar Services for Scottsdale Properties

We handle the full range of what a Scottsdale property owner is likely to need:

• Residential and commercial solar panel installation designed for efficiency and long-term savings
• Battery storage installation to maximize energy use and provide backup capacity
• Inverter installation and system upgrades for existing systems that need modernization
• Ongoing maintenance and support to keep systems producing at their best
• Free consultations covering system design, available incentives, and property-specific recommendations

Arizona Solar Incentives Available to Scottsdale Homeowners

Arizona offers several financial incentives that reduce the cost of going solar. We walk through all of them during your free consultation so you have a clear picture of what applies to your situation.

Arizona Residential Solar Energy Credit
Homeowners can claim 25% of a system’s installed cost against state income tax, up to $1,000 per year. Any unused credit carries forward for up to five years.

Sales Tax Exemption
Arizona exempts residential solar equipment from the state’s transaction privilege (sales) tax. Installation labor on qualifying residential solar projects is generally excluded as well, reducing upfront costs at purchase.

Property Tax Exemption
State law excludes the added home value from a solar installation from property tax assessments, so your tax bill doesn’t rise when your property value does.

Federal Credit Note
The federal Residential Clean Energy Credit (Section 25D) for homeowner-purchased systems ended for expenditures made after December 31, 2025. Homes financed through a third-party lease or power-purchase arrangement may still benefit from federal credit value passed through by the system owner. We can clarify how this affects your financing options during your consultation.

Schedule Your Free Scottsdale Solar Consultation

We offer free in-person consultations with detailed property evaluations, no obligation and no sales pressure. We answer your questions, walk through the numbers, and give you the time you need to make the right decision.