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 North Las Vegas and the surrounding area with solar installation.
Get a Free North 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.
North Las Vegas handles its own building permits and inspections, separate from the City of Las Vegas and Clark County. We prepare drawings to North Las Vegas requirements, file them, and schedule the inspection that has to pass before NV Energy will approve interconnection. You can see where that fits in the timeline on how solar installation works.
Much of North Las Vegas was built out in the last couple of decades, and some homes came with a small builder-installed system or an existing solar lease. If that describes your house, we review what’s already on the roof and any agreement attached to it before proposing anything, because expanding or replacing an existing system involves different paperwork than starting fresh.
Many neighborhoods on the north end of the valley have few tall trees, which tends to simplify array layout. We still run a shade analysis on every roof, because a two-story neighbor, a palm, a chimney or a parapet can trim production on one plane for part of the day. The results feed directly into the production estimate in your proposal.
Inverters and batteries are usually mounted on a garage or exterior wall, and in a North Las Vegas summer a west-facing wall gets brutal afternoon sun. We place equipment on shaded walls or inside the garage where code allows and choose units built for desert temperatures. Options are compared on our equipment page, and timing questions are answered in the FAQ.