Home Solar Panel Installation

We size the system to your actual usage from your Ameren bill, show you the production estimate before you sign, and handle the permit, the structural letter, the inspection, and the net-metering application. Add a battery and the lights stay on when the grid goes down.

What's included

• Rooftop systems on shingle, metal, and flat roofs; ground-mount where the yard allows
• Battery backup with a critical-loads panel so the fridge, furnace, sump pump, and internet keep running
• Solar-ready 200A panel upgrades when the existing panel has no room for a solar breaker
• Ameren Missouri and Cuivre River net-metering interconnection paperwork handled for you
• EV charger integration so the car charges on sunshine
• Federal solar tax credit eligible; we provide the documentation your tax preparer needs

Is my home a good fit for solar?

• A south, west, or east-facing roof with limited shade from trees or taller buildings
• A roof with 10 or more years of life left (we will tell you honestly if it should be replaced first)
• An electric bill of roughly $120 a month or more, or an EV, heat pump, or hot tub on the way
• A main panel with capacity for a solar breaker, or room for a solar-ready upgrade

Not sure? Send us a photo of your roof from the street and a recent bill. We will tell you within a day whether it is worth a site visit.

What happens during a solar install

1. Site audit. We photograph the roof, panel, and meter, review your usage, and confirm shading and structure.
2. Design and proposal. A written proposal with system size, production estimate, and two prices (cash/ACH and card).
3. Permits and utility. Building and electrical permits, structural letter where required, and the interconnection application.
4. Installation. Racking, modules, inverter or microinverters, rapid shutdown, and the tie-in. Most homes take one to three days.
5. Inspection and permission to operate. City inspection, then the utility swaps the meter and you flip the switch.

Battery backup for St. Louis storms

Ameren outages after summer storms and winter ice are a fact of life here. A battery paired with solar keeps a critical-loads panel running for hours or days without a generator, recharges from the roof the next morning, and can also shift usage to cheaper off-peak hours. We install and commission the battery, gateway, and transfer equipment as one system.

Serving St. Charles County & the St. Louis Metro

We provide solar panel installation throughout St. Charles County, including St. Charles, St. Peters, O'Fallon, Wentzville, Lake St. Louis, Cottleville, as well as St. Louis City, St. Louis County, and surrounding communities within 75 miles. See all service areas.

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