Licensed electrical contractor · Solar · Battery · EV

Power that stays on.

Solar, battery backup and EV chargers installed by Thomas Miller and crew. Send a few photos and get a quote without waiting for a site visit.

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What we install

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Solar

Panels sized to your actual usage, with permits and utility hookup handled.

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Battery backup

Keep the fridge, lights and Wi-Fi running when the grid goes down.

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EV charger in garage

EV charging

Level 2 home chargers, panel upgrades included when needed.

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Commercial projects — shops, farms and small business. Coming soon.

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From photos to power-on

Follow every step from your phone. You’ll get a text when anything changes.

01

Tell us about it

A short questionnaire on your phone.

02

Send photos

Panel, meter and install area. No site visit needed for most jobs.

03

Get your quote

Clear pricing, usually within two business days.

04

We install

Permits, install, inspection and power-on.

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Straight answers on price

Solar in 2026 comes down to your own numbers: what you pay the utility, what an outage costs you, and a fair local price. National installers’ quotes average about 10% higher than local installers’.

Source: National Laboratory of the Rockies (formerly NREL) study, cited by EnergySage.

Is there still a federal tax credit for home solar?
Why does solar still make sense?

Every kilowatt-hour your panels make is one you don’t buy from the utility, at whatever rate it charges in the years ahead. Add a battery and the essentials stay on when the grid goes down.

Why choose a local installer?

Price and accountability. National installers’ quotes average about 10% higher than local installers’ (National Laboratory of the Rockies, cited by EnergySage). And when a national installer goes out of business, its customers can be left with systems no one services. Thomas reviews every request personally.

Do you need to visit my home before quoting?

Not for most jobs. Photos of your panel, meter and install area let Thomas quote without a site visit. If something needs a closer look, he’ll tell you.

What areas do you serve?