Solar Installation
Company in Great Falls

Having anything installed on your roof can feel like a risk. But when you get solar installed by a trained solar professional, there’s no need for concern. Roofs with solar can actually last longer, thanks to those panels acting like an umbrella and shielding your roof from the elements. To make sure every homeowner feels comfortable, Purelight includes a 10 year warranty for any work done during installation as well.

By switching to solar at home, you can save money in several ways. First, with a system designed by Purelight for your home energy needs, you’ll wipe out your power bill. This means no more getting gouged by power company rate hikes.

Once you own your solar outright, the monthly payment that went towards owning your solar now becomes cold hard cash in your pocket, and your power bill stays wiped out.

Yes, absolutely. We know it seems like solar should only work in the sunniest of states. But with a sunny summer, and Great Falls seeing at least some sun at least half the time during the winter, solar is a great investment for Montana homeowners. Best of all, with super efficient solar panels, and your legal right to net metering, you can use those sunnier months to build up net metering credits as a sort of on-grid battery bank in case the winter is snowier than usual.

Unlike many solar energy installers, we recognize that every home and homeowner has unique energy needs. So we design your system to meet your energy usage and habits. Because of this, we won’t be able to give you a realistic quote based on something like square footage.

Don’t worry, the consultation process is completely stress free, and your preliminary design and cost savings quote are free as well.

They can, 100% Despite looking sort of delicate, solar panels are designed to be incredibly robust. They can handle hail falling at up to 50 mph, and winds at speeds over 130 mph (equivalent to a Category 4 hurricane)!

Homeowners in Great Falls may already be aware that utility companies in certain states are pushing to end a process called net metering. Net metering is part of what makes going solar so affordable for homeowners currently. While NorthWestern Energy did try to end net metering in Montana in late 2020, the state refused. Net metering is still the law of the land for now, but that may change in the future as it has in other states. If you have a solar energy system already installed on your house that works with net metering when/if that change happens in Montana, you’ll be able to get your system grandfathered in on the terms you’re used to. Homeowners in Great Falls who adopt solar after that change happens will miss out on the savings.