Rooftop solar
Solar panel installation in Las Vegas, sized to your bill
Licensed Nevada contractor, NSCB 0032580A. A Simmons has been licensed here since 1991.
Every system starts with a year of your NV Energy bills and your actual roof. You see the panel layout, the production estimate and the fixed price before you decide anything.
A system designed around how you use power
- Panel count and layout matched to your largest south and west facing roof planes, with the fire setbacks the county requires.
- Production estimate in kWh per year, and the share of your annual bill it offsets.
- Itemized equipment: panels, inverter, racking, monitoring. No mystery line items.
- Fixed price with a milestone payment schedule. The price on the proposal is the price on the contract.
- Permits, inspections and NV Energy interconnection filed by us.
Typical Las Vegas systems
Las Vegas roofs produce about 1,600 to 1,700 kWh per kW each year on roughly six peak sun hours; we model yours from satellite imagery and re-run it per roof.
| Home | Panels | System |
|---|---|---|
| Smaller home, no pool | 12 to 20 | 4.9 to 8.1 kW |
| Mid-size home | 20 to 30 | 8.1 to 12.2 kW |
| Large home or pool | 30 to 48 | 12.2 to 19.4 kW |
405 W panels. Your size comes from your bills, not a chart; this is only to show the range we install.
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See an instant estimateTwo ways to go solar. We show you both.
Cash
No interest, no financing fees, and you own the system and its production from day one. One price, one payment schedule tied to real milestones.
The prepaid plan
The option with the most built in. You prepay a share of the system's cost, financed over fifteen years, and the plan's owner keeps the system, monitors it, maintains it and insures it for the first six years before transferring it to you. Your rate and your exact payment are quoted in writing before you sign anything, and the agreement transfers to the new owner if you sell the home.
Note for 2026: the federal residential credit ended for systems completed after December 31 2025, and Nevada has no state income tax to credit against. Nevada law excludes a qualifying solar system from property assessment (NRS 701A.200), which keeps your tax bill from rising for it but puts no money in your hand. The prepaid plan is a power purchase agreement, so its owner, not you, may claim the remaining federal credit if the system is in service by December 31 2027. Your price is in writing, and we will show you line by line what it includes. We recommend an independent tax professional for anything involving a credit. Actual utility rates may go up or down and actual savings may vary.
Most of what goes wrong with solar goes wrong on install day
Installed under our license
Every job goes in under NSCB 0032580A, and we answer for the work. Rapid shutdown, the fire pathways and the ridge setbacks Clark County requires, done right the first time.
Every penetration flashed and sealed
Tile hooks and flashing on tile, rails set to rafters, not to guesswork.
Ten-year workmanship and roof-penetration warranty
Nevada law sets ten years as the minimum for installation and roof penetrations; ours is in the contract, in writing. Panels and batteries carry their manufacturer warranties alongside it.
Your HOA cannot simply say no
Nevada voids any covenant that prohibits or unreasonably restricts solar, and an association with solar rules must answer in 35 days or the request is deemed approved. We handle the submission.
The electrical side of solar
Solar connects at your main panel, and in some houses the panel has to change first. Read how a panel upgrade works. We also install EV charger circuits and whole-house surge protection.
Before you sign anything
Most people collect more than one proposal, so here is how to line two solar quotes up side by side, the questions worth asking any solar company before you sign and how to look up a Nevada contractor on the state board in two minutes. If a relative already signed at the door, read what a family can still do after a door to door contract.
On paying for it: whether to borrow or pay cash this year, how to find the dealer fee inside a solar loan, and what happens when you sell a house with financed panels. On the bill itself: what changed in the October 1 NV Energy rates.
We work across the valley, with notes for Summerlin homes and their HOAs, homes in the City of Henderson, North Las Vegas homes and permits and Enterprise and Spring Valley homes.