Organized by what you need done — not by zip code. Select your project type below, then filter by state.
Sol Country lists installers based on publicly available credentials, certifications, and reviews. Most companies listed are not Sol Country partners - they're included because they're qualified. Always verify licenses, get multiple quotes, and check reviews independently before hiring. Sol Country does not guarantee installer quality or availability.
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Balcony solar systems under 395W can be self-installed in most signed states. For systems 395W-1,920W a licensed electrician is required in Colorado and some other states. See the start-here guide for self-install kit options.
This directory is a verified starting point, not a complete list. The bigger win is walking into every quote already knowing your state's programs and the 20 questions a good installer will answer in writing.
20 questions to ask a solar installer →GOEV has been contacted by Sol Country about a directory partnership. They handle the electrical work for the 395W-1,920W tier in Colorado - the tier that requires a licensed electrician under HB26-1007.
On Xcel Energy's official EV electrician referral sheet. Handles permit work for balcony solar installations requiring a licensed electrician.
Sol Country's directory is growing — here's how to find a qualified installer anywhere in the US.
The gold standard installer certification. Search by zip code for certified professionals in your area.
Search NABCEP directory →Get multiple quotes from vetted installers in your area. EnergySage pre-screens for licensing, experience, and reputation.
Get quotes on EnergySage →Most states with active solar incentive programs maintain approved installer lists - required to access the rebate.
Find my state program →Many utilities maintain their own lists of installers they've worked with - often the best filter for local interconnection knowledge.
Find my utility →Get at least 3 quotes. The average Sol Country visitor saves $1,200 by comparing multiple installers. No single installer should be hired without comparison — even Sol Country's top-recommended installers.
Sol Country is building the most comprehensive energy installer network for signed balcony solar states. If you're NABCEP certified, HEAR registered, EVITP approved, or a Tesla/Enphase certified battery installer, we want to feature you.