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Solar installers and cost in Arizona

Homes that bought solar in 2023–2025 paid a median $4.03/W installed, about $34,300 for a typical 8.5 kW system. 539 installers have put in home systems here since 2023. Find the ones working in your county.

Median installed price, 2023–2025$4.03/WMiddle half paid $3.00/W–$5.02/W. 31,389 systems bought outright, before incentives.

Solar by county

Median installed price where enough systems were bought outright (2023–2025). Lighter is cheaper. Choose a county for its installers.

Solar installers in Arizona

InstallerHomes since 2023Median price
Our World EnergyBased in Phoenix, AZ · (623) 850-570011,533$4.55/W$0.52 above median
Freedom ForeverBased in Temecula, CA · (800) 885-94508,206$4.50/W$0.47 above median
Fusion Power3,934$4.34/W$0.31 above median
Titan SolarBased in Mesa, AZ · (855) 729-76523,376$5.08/W$1.05 above median
SunSolar Solutions2,762$4.32/W$0.29 above median
Elevation SolarBased in Chandler, AZ · (866) 634-52912,732$3.78/W$0.25 below median
SunrunBased in San Francisco, CA · (805) 242-72552,571$4.54/W$0.51 above median
Inty Solar2,497$5.08/W$1.05 above median
Capital EnergyBased in Tempe, AZ · (480) 896-58472,222$3.75/W$0.28 below median
TeslaBased in Fremont, CA · (702) 680-66831,802$2.38/W$1.65 below median
Havasu Solar1,696$3.49/W$0.54 below median
Icon Power1,521$3.88/W$0.15 below median
On Point Solar Power1,345$5.01/W$0.98 above median
RDX Power1,305$2.00/W$2.03 below median
SunPowerBased in Richmond, CA · (908) 216-12801,277$3.28/W$0.75 below median
Technicians For Sustainability1,158$2.94/W$1.09 below median
Solar Topps1,065$2.52/W$1.51 below median
TK Electric974$4.57/W$0.54 above median
Saguaro Solar Electric947$2.89/W$1.14 below median
Bright Home Solar859$4.96/W$0.93 above median
Kayo Energy752$4.11/W$0.08 above median
Green Muscle Solar715$2.60/W$1.43 below median
Solar GainBased in Tucson, CA · (310) 845-5961680$7.39/W$3.36 above median
Independent Energy Systems678$3.82/W$0.21 below median
Integrity Electrical Contracting668$4.13/W$0.10 above median
Harmon Electric610$2.91/W$1.12 below median
Sunvalley Solar Solutions609$3.54/W$0.49 below median
Sunlink Energy605$4.50/W$0.47 above median
Sunny Energy568$3.59/W$0.44 below median
South West ElectricBased in Murrieta, CA · (951) 906-1247530$4.08/W

Ranked by homes installed, which shows who’s active here, not who’s best. Prices are each company’s median for systems sold outright, shown when it sold at least 10. Show all 539 installers

CountyMedian priceInstallersHomes since 2023
Cochise County$3.98/W44322
Coconino County$3.46/W43841
Gila County$3.18/W70565
La Paz County$2.35/W37203
Maricopa County$3.99/W40342,308
Mohave County$4.33/W894,335
Navajo County$3.59/W43523
Pima County$4.55/W16114,832
Pinal County$4.27/W1856,004
Santa Cruz County$4.75/W67658
Yavapai County$3.10/W1234,568
Yuma County$4.30/W643,159

A county shows a price once at least 20 of its systems were bought outright.

How much does solar cost in Arizona?

Homes in Arizona that bought a solar system in 2023–2025 paid a median $4.03/W installed, about $34,300 for a 8.5 kW system, before incentives. The middle half paid $3.00/W to $5.02/W.

Who are the most active solar installers in Arizona?

By homes installed since 2023, the most active installers in Arizona are Our World Energy, Freedom Forever, Fusion Power, Titan Solar, SunSolar Solutions. Being busiest doesn't make a company the best choice: get several quotes and compare price per watt, equipment and warranty.

How much does a 10 kW solar system cost in Arizona?

At the Arizona median of $4.03/W, a 10 kW system costs about $40,300 installed before incentives; the middle half of buyers would pay $30,000 to $50,200.

Installed prices and installers from public installation records: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory’s Tracking the Sun (systems installed through 2025) and state program files from California, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Illinois and Oregon, which run into 2026. Prices are in dollars per watt of panel capacity (DC), before rebates and tax credits, for homes that bought their system; leased systems and systems with batteries are left out.