Best Solar Installers Near Me, Rated by Real Customers
Why "near me" search results are not enough
A search for solar installers near you shows ads and directories. It does not tell you if a company is a good fit for your roof, your electric bill, or your budget. Star ratings can help, but only if you can see them side by side with real production estimates for your own address.
What SunScout does differently
SunScout asks for your ZIP code, your electric bill, and information about your roof. It runs NREL's PVWatts production model for your address to estimate how much solar energy your roof can produce. It then sizes a system to match your actual usage.
Real ratings, side by side
SunScout lists the solar installers near you with their live Google ratings, side by side. This lets you compare real customer feedback in one place instead of visiting each installer's website separately.
- Ratings come from Google, not from the installers themselves.
- SunScout is independent: no installer pays to be listed.
An honest cost range and payback
SunScout shows an honest cost range and payback estimate based on your bill, your roof, and the PVWatts production model. Exact prices depend on the installer you choose, your roof condition, and local permitting. This is not financial, tax, or legal advice. Confirm final pricing, incentives, and contract terms with a licensed installer or a tax professional before you sign anything.
Where this works
SunScout started in Saint Cloud, Florida, and works nationwide.
What to do next
Use the free SunScout tool to enter your own ZIP code, your electric bill, and your roof details. It reads your own numbers — not an example — and shows your production estimate, cost range, payback, and the rated installers near you.