Solar Panels and Battery Storage for West Jordan Homes
Our crews put solar arrays, home batteries and system add-ons on houses across West Jordan, South Jordan and Riverton. When hail or wind damages an array, we photograph and record exactly what failed so your insurance claim starts with clear evidence. It all begins with a free virtual appointment.
- Free virtual appointment
- Line-item written quotes
- Damage photos for insurers
- $0 up front available
How a Solar Project Runs
Most of the work happens before installation day. Here is the order.
- 1
Free virtual appointment
We review your power bills and an aerial view of your property over a video call. You get a first look at system size and estimated production.
- 2
Site check and design
We confirm measurements, inspect your main electrical panel and finalize the layout. You receive a line-item written quote.
- 3
Permits and utility approval
We file the permit plans with the city and the interconnection paperwork with the utility. Nothing gets installed until both are approved.
- 4
Installation day
Crews set racking, mount panels, run conduit and wire the inverter and disconnects. Most homes see one to three days of work depending on size and whether a battery is included.
- 5
Inspection and turn-on
The city inspects the system, then the utility grants permission to operate. We activate monitoring and show you how to read it.
Solar Services for Your Home
Our work covers solar panel installation, battery storage, solar system add-ons such as monitoring and EV charger circuits, and solar panel repair after damage. Each service page explains the parts involved, what can go wrong and what drives the price. Start with whichever matches your situation, or talk it through with us by phone and we will point you to the right one.
Solar Panel Installation
Panels mounted on flashed rails on your shingle or metal roof, wired to the inverter and main panel, photographed at commissioning.
Battery Storage
Lithium iron phosphate batteries paired with your solar, wired to back up the circuits that matter and store daytime power for evening use.
Solar System Add-Ons
EV chargers, consumption monitoring, main panel upgrades and extra panels, sized to the solar system you already have.
Solar Panel Repair
We trace lost output to the failed part, from cracked glass to a dead microinverter, and give you photos and notes you can use with your insurer.
Where We Install Solar
We work throughout West Jordan and nearby communities, including South Jordan, Riverton, Herriman, Kearns, Taylorsville and West Valley City. On the east side of the valley we also serve Murray, Midvale, Sandy and Cottonwood Heights. Permit steps differ slightly between cities, and we handle each one.
- West Jordan
- West Valley City
- South Jordan
- Taylorsville
- Kearns
- Midvale
- Sandy
- Herriman
- Murray
- Riverton
- Cottonwood Heights
Not sure whether your address is covered? Ask during your free virtual appointment.
How We Work With Homeowners
Solar is an electrical system that sits outside for decades. We explain the parts, the paperwork and the tradeoffs before you sign anything.
Damage documented, not oversold
When hail or wind hits an array, we photograph cracked glass, bent frames and damaged wiring, then record panel serial numbers and locations. You get those records to share with your insurer. We explain how claims usually move, but the adjuster decides coverage, and we will not promise an outcome we do not control.
Quotes broken out line by line
Panels, inverters, racking, batteries, electrical upgrades and permit fees each get their own line. If a main service panel upgrade is needed, you see why and what it costs before work begins.
Equipment named and explained
We tell you the panel model, the inverter type and the battery chemistry, and why each fits your usage. String inverters, microinverters and hybrid inverters behave differently when one panel is shaded or damaged, and that matters for your home.
Sized from your actual bills
We size the system from twelve months of usage, not a rule of thumb. An oversized array costs more than it returns, and an undersized one leaves savings on the table.
Clean sites and finished paperwork
Crews protect landscaping, label every disconnect and haul away packaging. We handle the permit, the inspection and the utility interconnection application so the system can legally turn on.
About Solar Installation West Jordan
We are a solar company that works with homeowners across the Salt Lake Valley. Our job is to design systems that fit how you use power, install them to code and leave you with records you understand.
Storms are part of living here. Summer hail can crack tempered panel glass and break the cells underneath without leaving obvious marks from the ground. That is why we treat documentation as part of the work: dated photos, serial numbers and a written description of what failed and why. It gives your insurer something concrete to review.
If you already have solar from another installer and want battery storage or monitoring added, we can look at that too. And if a friend or neighbor goes solar with us after your referral, you earn $1,000 for every referral that goes solar.
- License
- Licensed in all states served
Common Solar Questions
- How much does solar cost for my home?
- It depends on system size, equipment, battery choice and the condition of your electrical panel. We give you a written quote with each part priced separately after reviewing your bills. A $0 up front option is available, and we explain how the payments and terms work before you decide.
- My panels were hit by hail. Will insurance pay for repairs?
- That decision belongs to your insurer and depends on your policy. What we can do is inspect the array, photograph cracked glass, damaged frames and wiring, and record serial numbers so your claim has clear evidence. We also explain the usual steps of a claim so you know what to expect from the adjuster.
- What if my main electrical panel is too old for solar?
- Some older panels have a busbar rated too low to accept solar backfeed, or no open breaker space. We check the panel label and layout early, during the site check. If an upgrade is needed to pass inspection, it shows up as its own line on your quote with the reason written out.
- Is battery storage worth adding?
- A battery keeps selected circuits running during an outage and lets you use your own stored solar power in the evening instead of buying it from the grid. Whether it pays off depends on how the utility credits exported power and how much backup you want. We run the numbers with you either way.
- Does solar still produce in Utah winters?
- Yes. Panels run more efficiently in cold temperatures, though shorter days and snow cover lower output for a while. Annual production estimates already account for winter months.
- How long does the whole process take?
- Installation itself usually takes one to three days. Permitting and utility approval take longer, often several weeks, and we keep you updated at each stage.
- Do you offer anything for referrals?
- Yes. You earn $1,000 for every referral that goes solar with us.
What Moves the Price of a Solar System
Your quote is built from your own power usage, your property and the electrical equipment already in your home, so it rarely matches a neighbor's. The factors below shift the total most. We go over each one with you before you commit to anything.
We prepare your quote after reviewing your bills and your property, and each item appears on its own line. A $0 up front option is available, and we walk through its terms plainly.
- System size
- Size is measured in kilowatts and follows your yearly kilowatt-hour usage and how much of that usage you want the array to offset. Every added panel brings more racking, wiring and labor.
- Panel and inverter choice
- Higher-efficiency panels produce more power from less space. Microinverters cost more than a single string inverter, but they keep one shaded or damaged panel from pulling down the output of the rest.
- Battery capacity
- Storage is priced by usable kilowatt-hours and by what you want it to carry during an outage, whether that is a few essential circuits or the whole house.
- Electrical panel condition
- Older main service panels may lack the busbar rating or open breaker space to accept solar backfeed. An upgrade adds cost, and sometimes the inspector requires it before the system can be approved.
- Site layout and wire runs
- The distance from the array to the inverter and main panel sets how much conduit and conductor the job needs. Longer runs call for heavier wire to keep voltage drop in check.
- Permits and interconnection
- City permit fees and the utility's interconnection requirements, including rapid shutdown equipment and labeled disconnects, are included in every quote.
See What Solar Could Do for Your Home
Bring a recent power bill to a free virtual appointment. We will estimate system size, explain the equipment options and answer any questions about storm damage or insurance documentation.