David Chodosh
Anthony was awesome to work with! He got me a really nice system for a really fair price. Everything is running great. Highly recommend for solar needs in Las Cruces!!!
Peak Solar Electric LLC provides turnkey residential solar installations in Las Cruces, including rooftop and ground-mount options. It also specializes in acquiring, revitalizing and managing existing solar systems that have been abandoned, failed or ceased operating.
Last Updated October 3, 2026.
Las Cruces, New Mexico.
Peak Solar Electric LLC is one of 7 solar companies ProsGrade lists in Las Cruces, New Mexico.
6 services listed, including Residential solar installation, Solar backup systems and Solar maintenance. Open weekdays, closed on weekends. Rated 5.0 from 8 reviews.
How Peak Solar Electric LLC compares with the other 6 solar companies on ProsGrade in Las Cruces, using public Google ratings and review counts.
Customers praise the installation work, and one describes the process from consultation through panel installation as smooth and professional. A customer credits Anthony with finding a system at a fair price, while another reports seeing changes in the electric bill after installation.
Anthony was awesome to work with! He got me a really nice system for a really fair price. Everything is running great. Highly recommend for solar needs in Las Cruces!!!
Peak Solar Electric did an excellent job on the recent install they did. Already seeing changes in my electric bill. Definitely will recommend Peak Solar Electric to do your solar. Owners are super nice as well!
The team did an amazing job on the installation! We’ve been extremely happy with both the quality of their work and the benefits we’ve seen since adding the system to our home. Highly recommended!
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Solar panels alone cannot power a home during an outage. A battery storage system can store excess solar energy for use during an outage.
Financing is available through Synchrony and Hearth.
Under net metering, excess solar generation can earn utility-bill credit that may offset the cost of energy used from the grid.