Solar installer

Abundant Energy Construction

Name: Abundant Energy Construction
Address: Lehi, UT, 84043, US
Telephone: (661) 412-9991

Based at Lehi, UT 84043. Installed solar on 1,732 homes since 2023 in California. Installing since 2016. Latest install on record: July 2026.

(661) 412-9991

Homes since 2023: 1,732
Median price: $5.89/W
Typical system: 6.8 kW
Leased or PPA: 15%

Price

Homes that bought their system from Abundant Energy Construction paid a median $5.89/W installed, and the middle half paid $4.99/W–$6.74/W (1,260 systems since 2023, before incentives). That's $1.82 a watt above the California median of $4.07/W.

0% of its recent systems included a battery.

Where it installs

Counties with homes it installed since 2023, busiest first.

San Bernardino County, CA · 239 Orange County, CA · 221 Los Angeles County, CA · 208 Kern County, CA · 175 Contra Costa County, CA · 163 Tulare County, CA · 129 Solano County, CA · 109 Fresno County, CA · 98 Ventura County, CA · 91 San Joaquin County, CA · 74 Riverside County, CA · 71 Kings County, CA · 33 El Dorado County, CA · 12 San Francisco County, CA · 12 Merced County, CA · 10 Santa Clara County, CA · 10 Alameda County, CA · 9 Madera County, CA · 8 San Benito County, CA · 7 San Mateo County, CA · 7 Yolo County, CA · 7 Napa County, CA · 6 Stanislaus County, CA · 6 Calaveras County, CA · 3 Sonoma County, CA · 3 Butte County, CA · 2 Marin County, CA · 2 Monterey County, CA · 2 San Luis Obispo County, CA · 2 Santa Barbara County, CA · 2 Sutter County, CA · 2 Amador County, CA · 1 Lake County, CA · 1 Mariposa County, CA · 1 Mendocino County, CA · 1 Mono County, CA · 1 Placer County, CA · 1 San Diego County, CA · 1 Santa Cruz County, CA · 1 Tuolumne County, CA · 1

By state

State	Homes	Median
California	1,732	$5.89/W

Homes installed since 2023.

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.