Solar in Glendale Starts With Your Utility
Most Glendale homes receive electric service from APS, though SRP serves some areas, so we confirm your utility before we size a system. For APS customers, going solar means being placed on a time-of-use rate plan, where power costs more during the late-afternoon and early-evening peak. APS also credits the solar energy you send back to the grid at an export rate, and that rate is locked in for 10 years once your system is connected. Because exported energy earns less than the power you buy during peak hours, the best-performing designs focus on using as much of your own solar as possible. That is why we talk through battery storage with every Glendale homeowner, even if you decide to start with panels only. Rates and rules change, so we confirm current terms with APS or SRP when we prepare your proposal.
Designed Around Your Glendale Roof
Why We Install Enphase Microinverters in Glendale
Enphase microinverters convert power at each panel instead of through one large central inverter, which limits the impact of shade, debris, or a single failed panel. Enphase backs each microinverter with a 25-year limited warranty, and Enlighten monitoring gives you real-time production data from your phone. As certified Enphase Platinum installers, we know how to configure the system for Arizona’s heat. Learn about Enphase microinverters and Enphase Enlighten monitoring.
Our Glendale Solar Installation Process
- Consultation and analysis. We review your bills, your goals, and your current electrical system.
- Design and estimate. You receive a custom design with transparent costs, projected production, and a timeline.
- Site assessment. We evaluate your roof, sun exposure, and electrical panel so the design matches real conditions.
- Installation. Our crew handles permits, installs the system, and tests it for peak performance.
- Walkthrough and support. We show you how to monitor your system, and we are here for maintenance and service afterward.

Incentives and Financing for Glendale Solar
Arizona offers a personal income tax credit for residential solar equal to 25 percent of the system cost, up to a maximum of $1,000 per residence. Unused credit can be carried forward for up to five years. Tax situations differ, so talk with a licensed tax professional about how it applies to you. If you would rather spread the cost over time, we offer flexible financing options for solar panels, battery storage, and EV chargers.

