Las Vegas gets some of the best solar resource in the country. We design and install residential rooftop systems end to end — site assessment, engineering, permitting, NV Energy interconnection, and workmanship-backed installation. Serving Las Vegas and the surrounding area with solar installation.
Get a Free Las Vegas QuoteEvery roof is different. We design array layout and inverter sizing around your roof, shading, and usage — not a one-size template.
Tier-1 panels and quality inverters chosen for desert heat tolerance and long warranties.
We handle city permitting and NV Energy interconnection paperwork start to finish.
Installation backed by a workmanship warranty on top of the manufacturer coverage.
Homes inside Las Vegas city limits are permitted through the City of Las Vegas building department, not Clark County. That matters because plan sets, inspection scheduling and fire-access rules follow the city’s process. We prepare the electrical and structural drawings, submit them, and meet the inspector on-site, so the paperwork side of our installation process never lands on your kitchen table.
Many homes closer to downtown and in the older central parts of the city were built with smaller main electrical panels than today’s houses. A solar system feeds back through that panel, so we check the busbar rating and breaker space during the assessment. If an upgrade or a supply-side connection is needed, it shows up in your proposal up front rather than as a surprise on install day.
Concrete tile is the roof we see most on Las Vegas homes. Tiles are lifted where each mount goes, a flashed hook is fastened into the rafter, and the tile is notched and reset so water still sheds the way it was designed to. Any tile that cracks during the work is replaced. The racking and equipment we use for shingle, foam and flat roofs is covered separately.
In Las Vegas the power bill is driven by air conditioning from late spring into fall. Instead of averaging your usage, we review twelve months of NV Energy history so the array is sized for the months that actually cost you. Send your area and a rough monthly bill through the form below, or read the solar installation FAQ first if you’re still comparing options.