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Connect with a local solar panel contractor

Share a few details about your home, and contractors who serve your area may reach out to discuss a solar installation.

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  • Panels, inverters & batteries
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Solar panel installation for homes

What to ask

Questions to ask a solar contractor

Installing solar panels involves your roof, your electrical system, and local permits. Tell us about your home, and solar panel contractors who serve your area may contact you to talk through your project.

  • System size

    How many panels they recommend and why.

  • Roof condition

    Whether your roof should be repaired or replaced before panels go on.

  • Equipment

    Which panels, inverters, and racking they plan to use.

  • Timeline

    How long permits, installation, and utility approval usually take.

  • Warranties

    What product and workmanship warranties they offer, in writing.

  • Total price

    A written quote that lists everything included.

How it works

How it works

  1. 1

    Share your project

    Tell us about your home and what you'd like to power.

  2. 2

    Contractors may reach out

    Local solar panel contractors who serve your area may contact you.

  3. 3

    Choose what's right for you

    Talk with contractors, compare options, and decide. No obligation.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is SolarPanelContractors free to use?

Yes. There's no charge to submit a request, and you're never obligated to buy anything.

Are the contractors part of SolarPanelContractors?

No. Contractors are independent businesses. SolarPanelContractors helps homeowners get in touch with them and doesn't sell equipment or perform any work.

Is my roof a good fit for solar?

It depends on its size, direction, angle, shading, and condition. A contractor can review your roof and explain your options.

Should I talk to more than one contractor?

Many homeowners compare a few options so they can review equipment, installation scope, and pricing side by side.

Ready to talk with a solar contractor?

Share your project and local contractors may reach out. Free to use, no obligation.