Residential Solar Design

The primary reason homeowners install photovoltaic (PV) panels is to save money on utility bills. How much you’ll save ultimately depends on the engineering and design behind your solar PV system.

At Avvio Solar, for example, we custom design all our installations from the ground up based on:

Customized residential solar design allows us to install the most efficient PV system for your unique situation. In fact, we’ve helped homeowners throughout Southwestern U.S., Idaho, and California go solar and save more than they thought possible. We’re confident we can do the same for you.

Our Solar Design Services

To truly appreciate the importance of custom solar design, it helps to understand some of the key factors and steps that go into a high-quality installation. Below are some of the considerations our solar design consultants analyze after conducting a free property inspection of your home:

The project scope, including power output potential and battery storage needs
The project location, including latitude, climate conditions, and solar radiation
The type, pitch, and layout of the roof — including vents, skylights, or other obstacles
Local state regulations, including any potential height and setback requirements
Local fire codes, electrical codes, utility inspections, city approvals, and solar permits.

Most important, we factor in all financing options, incentives, and other cost constraints to ensure you receive the highest-quality PV system within your budget.

Want the Most From Your Solar Installation?

Although there are many factors that can impact solar performance, the design, engineering, and installation of your PV system are what will deliver the largest dividends over the multi-decade lifetime of your clean-energy investment. We know this firsthand, having helped countless homeowners generate substantial financial and environmental savings from their solar PV systems.

If you’re ready to begin claiming these benefits, schedule a free consultation with one of our solar energy systems designers today.