Solar across Arizona, city by city
We are a local crew, and we work where the sun and the rate hikes both land, all over the state: across the Valley and down to Tucson. Find your city to see the local angle, your utility, and what going solar looks like on your block.
One state, four utilities, a lot of sun
Most of the West Valley and central Phoenix runs on APS. Much of the East Valley runs on SRP. Down in Tucson it is TEP, and out in Mohave and Santa Cruz counties it is UNS Electric. All four price power differently and raise rates on their own schedules, so the smart way to size a system changes depending on who serves your block. We design around your actual plan, not a template.
Not sure who serves you? Start with your utility's rate page, run your bill through the calculator, or just see what's happening with Arizona rates.
See where we serve
Every Arizona city we cover, on one map. Tap a pin to open that city.
Satellite imagery: Sentinel-2 cloudless by EOX (CC BY 4.0)
Pick your city
Each city page covers the local angle, the utility serving it, and what we do there.
Phoenix
The Valley anchor. High summer cooling loads and rising utility rates make Phoenix rooftops some of the best solar candidates in the country.
APS Solar in PhoenixMesa
Arizona's third-largest city. Big lots and big roofs mean room for systems sized to cover the whole bill.
SRP Solar in MesaGlendale
West Valley homeowners looking to lock in their cost of power before the next rate increase.
APS Solar in GlendaleTempe
Dense, sun-soaked, and mostly on SRP. Solar plus a smart rate plan can reshape a Tempe summer bill.
SRP Solar in TempeScottsdale
Larger homes and larger bills. Scottsdale roofs pair well with battery storage for whole-home backup.
APS Solar in ScottsdaleGilbert
Fast-growing Southeast Valley town on SRP, with newer homes well suited to a clean panel array.
SRP Solar in GilbertChandler
Tech-corridor suburb where homeowners run the numbers carefully, and solar usually wins.
SRP Solar in ChandlerPeoria
West Valley community on APS. Strong south-facing roofs and rising rates make the case for going solar.
APS Solar in PeoriaSurprise
Northwest Valley growth area on APS, with plenty of newer rooftops ready for panels.
APS Solar in SurpriseGoodyear
Southwest Valley homeowners on APS looking to get ahead of summer cooling costs.
APS Solar in GoodyearAvondale
West Valley city where solar offsets some of the highest summer cooling loads in the metro.
APS Solar in AvondaleQueen Creek
Southeast Valley town with large new-build roofs ideal for full-coverage solar systems.
SRP Solar in Queen CreekTucson
Southern Arizona, served by TEP instead of APS or SRP. Tucson gets even more sun than the Valley, and TEP prices and credits solar its own way, so a system here gets sized around TEP, not Phoenix.
TEP Solar in TucsonFlagstaff
Solar in Flagstaff works even at 7,000 feet: cold, sunny high-country days actually help panels produce, and APS rates keep climbing.
APS Solar in FlagstaffPrescott
Solar in Prescott pairs a mild mountain climate and strong sun with APS rates that keep rising.
APS Solar in PrescottSedona
Solar in Sedona for red-rock-country homes: high-value roofs, strong sun, and APS rates that keep climbing.
APS Solar in SedonaYuma
Solar in Yuma, one of the sunniest and hottest cities in the country, where summer cooling bills on APS are brutal.
APS Solar in YumaLake Havasu City
Solar in Lake Havasu City, where extreme desert heat meets UNS Electric rates, not APS or SRP.
UNS Electric Solar in Lake Havasu CityBuckeye
Solar in Buckeye, one of the fastest-growing cities in the country, where new-build roofs on APS are ideal for panels.
APS Solar in BuckeyeWe serve all of Arizona
Do not see your city above? We work statewide. A few more places we serve:
- Page
- Williams
- Winslow
- Show Low
- Payson
- Cottonwood
- Camp Verde
- Prescott Valley
- Chino Valley
- Kingman
- Bullhead City
- Parker
- Maricopa
- Casa Grande
- Apache Junction
- Florence
- Coolidge
- Wickenburg
- Eloy
- Sierra Vista
- Nogales
- Douglas
- Bisbee
- Safford
- Globe
- Benson
- Marana
- Oro Valley
- Sahuarita
- Green Valley
Not sure where to start? Start with your bill.
Wherever you are in the Valley, the first step is the same: a free look at your bill and your roof. About 15 minutes. No obligation, and it's your call from there.