Solar Installers in Greenville

Gold Path Solar keeps the whole job in its own hands. The same team that designs a system installs it, with no subcontracted crews, and one Solar Advocate stays with each customer from consultation through permits, utility interconnection, and switch-on. Home systems typically pair Enphase microinverters with Qcells or REC panels, so the shaded corner plenty of us have under Upstate trees doesn't drag down the whole array. Battery backup is planned around the circuits a household wants running in an outage, and commercial systems for businesses, farms, and nonprofits are sized with demand charges in mind. The company is employee-owned and keeps an Upstate office serving homes and businesses across South Carolina, alongside its work in Ohio and Kentucky. Customers often name their advocate in reviews and point out how cleanly the install crew worked.

Solar is the headline here, but this Upstate company takes on electrical work too, along with supplying solar equipment and servicing solar systems.

This local company installs solar panels for those of us around Greenville who are ready to start making some of our own power.

LGCY Power operates in several states, and here in the Upstate, its Greenville branch puts a local team behind the company's solar panel installation.

Detail Solar will work on solar panels it never installed, which matters for anyone around here left with a Pink Energy or Power Home Solar system and no installer to call. The same team builds new home and commercial systems, adds batteries, fixes storm damage, and pulls and resets panels for roof replacements. They cover Greenville, Greer, Taylors, Travelers Rest, Mauldin, Simpsonville, Fountain Inn, Easley, Piedmont, Anderson, Clemson, and Spartanburg, and take repair calls statewide. Founder Paul Zimmer Sr., who the business says was South Carolina's second NABCEP-certified professional, helped bring the first solar power to the outer islands of Yap in Micronesia years before the company opened in 2014. It is still family-run, and its own crew does the work, not subcontractors. Reviewers keep coming back to being walked through every step, from equipment and financing to permits and the Duke Energy approval.

U.S. Energy Solutions works across three trades that often overlap on an energy project: solar installation, heating and air, and electrical work, with general contracting on top of that. For Upstate property owners weighing solar, that range means the panels, the wiring behind them, and the heating and cooling side can all go through one company.

Solar installation is the main focus of this Pendleton Street company, which also takes on roofing work.