Solar Service Areas & Installation Coverage Map

SolarTech currently provides solar installation services in four states: California (including El Cajon, San Diego, Los Angeles, and surrounding areas), Arizona (including Phoenix), Nevada, and Colorado. With over 22 years of experience and more than 13,000 successful installations, SolarTech has established a strong presence in these regions with dedicated in-house installation teams ensuring consistent quality throughout their service territories.

To determine if your home is eligible for solar installation, SolarTech offers free personalized quotes using satellite roof analysis. Eligibility typically depends on several factors including your roof’s condition, orientation, shading, and the local utility regulations in your area. SolarTech’s experts will evaluate these factors during the consultation process to determine if your property is suitable for solar and provide recommendations tailored to your specific location within their service areas.

Yes, SolarTech manages all permitting and utility connections across their service areas in California, Arizona, Nevada, and Colorado. Their experienced team handles the entire process, including securing necessary permits from local authorities, coordinating with utility companies for interconnection, and ensuring all installations meet regional building codes and regulations. This comprehensive approach minimizes hassle for homeowners while ensuring all systems are properly authorized and connected.

Yes, solar incentives vary significantly between SolarTech’s service areas. Each state (California, Arizona, Nevada, and Colorado) offers different rebates, tax credits, and incentive programs beyond the federal tax credit. SolarTech’s consultants are knowledgeable about the specific incentives available in each location and can help customers understand which programs they qualify for based on their address, potentially including state tax credits, local rebates, performance-based incentives, and net metering policies.

While SolarTech maintains consistent quality standards across all service areas, installation timelines and specific processes may vary by location due to different regional regulations, permitting requirements, and utility company policies. In all service areas, SolarTech uses their in-house installation teams rather than subcontractors, ensuring quality control. Weather conditions in different regions (like Arizona’s heat versus Colorado’s snow) may also affect installation scheduling and system design, but SolarTech’s experienced teams are familiar with the unique challenges of each service territory.