Shane Robinson
We recently completed a major renovation on our house and Puget Sound Solar was the best contractor we worked with. From quotes to permits and excellent craftsmanship and communication. Professional from start to finish.
Puget Sound Solar is a Seattle solar installer. Its founders installed Seattle’s first net-metered solar system in 2001; the company has installed over 27,000 kilowatts of residential and commercial solar PV projects and over 2,200 electric vehicle charging stations.
Seattle.
Puget Sound Solar is one of 5 solar companies ProsGrade lists in Seattle, Washington.
12 services listed, including Residential solar, Commercial solar and Energy storage. Open weekdays, closed on weekends. Rated 4.9 from 88 reviews.
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Recent customers praise the team’s professionalism and communication from quoting through installation. One customer says the company came by the same day after a call about an Enphase app issue; another says it handled permits and the Seattle City Light process, then finished ahead of schedule and on budget.
We recently completed a major renovation on our house and Puget Sound Solar was the best contractor we worked with. From quotes to permits and excellent craftsmanship and communication. Professional from start to finish.
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It prepares a preliminary design using LiDAR and high-resolution aerial photography, then arranges a site visit to assess the electrical system and property before providing a final quote.
Construction typically takes one to four days. After the final inspection, the company sets up a monitoring portal and conducts a system walkthrough; the utility provides permission to operate after inspecting the meter.
Yes. The company says it can help with solar systems originally installed by another provider.
No. It designs and installs grid-connected systems only.
Solar without battery backup does not keep a home powered during a grid outage. With batteries, the home isolates from the utility grid and battery power supplies its electrical loads.