When Your Roof Isn’t the Right Fit for Solar.
Ground-mounted solar for properties with limited roof space, rural land or larger system needs.
What's Included
- Ideal for limited or shaded roof space
- Rural and larger properties
- Optimized panel orientation
- Electrical trenching and infrastructure
- Battery integration available
How a Ground Mount Project Comes Together
Site Assessment
System Design & Siting
Permitting
Trenching & Electrical Infrastructure
Installation
Utility Interconnection
When Ground Mount Makes Sense
Ground-mounted solar is worth considering when a roof has limited usable space, heavy shading, or an unfavorable orientation, or when a homeowner has the land and wants a larger system than the roof could support.
Siting & Space Considerations
Ground-mount systems need adequate, accessible land with good sun exposure, plus a path for electrical trenching back to your home’s panel. We evaluate site suitability before recommending this approach over a roof-mounted system.
Ground Mount Is Worth Evaluating If
Roof space is limited, heavily shaded, or poorly oriented
You have available land near the home
You’re planning a larger system than your roof could support
You want optimized panel orientation independent of roof pitch
Comparing Roof-Mount vs. Ground-Mount?
See Solar & Battery for the roof-mounted option if you’re still deciding which fits your property.
See Solar & BatteryOften Paired With This Service
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to Get Started With Ground Mount?
Tell us about your home and project — we'll take it from there.