Browse NABCEP-certified solar installers across all 22 Arizona cities. Compare verified reviews, transparent pricing, and find the right installer for your home — wherever you are in the state.
location_on Scottsdale, AZ · 13 yrs exp
location_on Phoenix, AZ · 4 yrs exp
location_on Pearce, AZ · 13 yrs exp
location_on Scottsdale, AZ · 4 yrs exp
location_on Goodyear, AZ · 19 yrs exp
location_on Glendale, AZ
location_on Yucca, AZ · 4 yrs exp
location_on Scottsdale, AZ · 3 yrs exp
location_on Surprise, AZ · 21 yrs exp
location_on Queen Creek, AZ · 2 yrs exp
location_on Snowflake, AZ · 7 yrs exp
location_on Mesa, AZ
location_on Tucson, AZ · 2 yrs exp
location_on Grand Canyon, AZ · 1 yrs exp
location_on Yuma, AZ · 4 yrs exp
location_on Flagstaff, AZ · 3 yrs exp
location_on Glendale, AZ · 1 yrs exp
location_on Mesa, AZ · 3 yrs exp
location_on Kingman, AZ · 2 yrs exp
location_on Mesa, AZ · 3 yrs exp
Arizona leads the nation in solar potential. With an average of 300+ sunny days per year across the state — and up to 335 in Yuma — Arizona homeowners generate more solar energy per panel than nearly anywhere in the US. Combined with rising utility rates from APS, SRP, and TEP, solar's financial case has never been stronger.
Arizona's 25% state tax credit (up to $1,000) and the statewide property tax exemption remain fully in effect for 2026. The federal 30% ITC expired December 31, 2025 — making Arizona's own incentives the primary driver of upfront savings. Average payback periods range from 7–10 years, leaving 15–18 years of near-free electricity.