Durham, NC

Solar Panel Installation in Durham, NC

Custom-designed solar panel systems for Durham homes and businesses, with permitting, inspection and Duke Energy Progress interconnection handled by one certified, insured team.

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Solar installation designed around your Durham roof

Every Durham installation starts with an on-site assessment: roof orientation and pitch, decking and shingle condition, shading across the year, and your actual twelve-month electricity usage. The array is sized from that, not from a template.

One team carries the project from design through permitting with the City of Durham and Durham County, installation, inspection and interconnection with Duke Energy Progress. You are not left chasing paperwork between a salesperson and a subcontractor.

We work throughout Durham, including Trinity Park, Hope Valley, Southpoint, Duke Park, Old North Durham, and every system we install is backed by service within 24 hours if anything goes wrong later.

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What is included

Free on-site assessment and system design
Panel, inverter and battery options matched to your usage
Permitting, inspection and utility interconnection handled for you
Certified and insured installation crews
Workmanship you can call us back about, with 24-hour response

Utility: Duke Energy Progress

Permitting: the City of Durham and Durham County

Where we work

New Solar Installation across Durham

Trinity Park
Hope Valley
Southpoint
Duke Park
Old North Durham
Woodcroft
Brightleaf
Northgate Park
Colony Park
Forest Hills

New Solar Installation in Durham: Common Questions

How much does solar installation cost in Durham?

It depends on system size, roof complexity and equipment. We provide a written, itemized estimate after an on-site assessment, with no obligation.

Who handles permits and utility interconnection?

We do. Permitting through the City of Durham and Durham County, inspection scheduling and interconnection with Duke Energy Progress are all part of the project.

How long does installation take?

Most residential installations take one to three days on the roof. Permitting and utility approval typically add a few weeks to the overall timeline.

Does my roof need replacing first?

If it is near the end of its life, yes, and we will tell you during the assessment. Reroofing first is cheaper than removing and resetting the array later.

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