17.6 kW rooftop solar system on a Scottsdale, Arizona home, installed by Icon Power
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Tesla Powerwall 3 beside a desert patio at an Arizona home
Solar + battery storage

Your roof, working for you

Solar and battery storage, designed, installed and backed by Icon Power.

Tesla Powerwall 3

Your sunshine, saved for tonight

Powerwall 3 stores extra solar so your home can run on it after sunset and keep running through outages.

Limited time offer · Ends Nov 30

$1,000 off solar plus battery

Arizona homeowners save $1,000 on a new solar and battery system, or $500 on battery storage. Contracts signed through November 30, 2026.

8,000+Home and business solar and battery systems installed
Since 2017Serving homeowners in Arizona, Nevada and Texas
One teamQuote, design, install and service under one company
PremierCertified Tesla Powerwall installer for whole-home backup

What we install

Everything your home needs to make its own power

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Residential solar

Panels designed for your roof

We design around your roof, your shade and your utility rate plan, then handle permits and interconnection.

Tesla Powerwall 3 home battery

Battery storage

Backup that kicks in on its own

Store your solar for the evening and keep essentials running when the grid goes down.

Sunlight reflecting off solar panels

Commercial solar

Lower operating costs for your business

Rooftop and carport systems for offices, warehouses, schools and multifamily properties.

Home battery

Powerwall 3

Keep the lights and the AC on when the grid goes down, and run on stored solar after sunset.

13.5 kWh storageBuilt-in solar inverterBuy or monthly plan
Tesla Powerwall 3 mounted on a home wall

How it works

From first call to making your own power

  1. 01

    Free consultation

    We look at your roof, your bills and your goals, then walk you through a design and the numbers.

  2. 02

    Design and permits

    Our engineers finalize the system and file permits with your city and your utility.

  3. 03

    Installation

    We install your panels and battery, and our project team manages every step through final inspection.

  4. 04

    Power on

    Once your utility grants permission to operate (PTO), your system starts producing.

Reviews

What homeowners say

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★★★★★

"I have to say that The Hydra Crew from Icon Power did an absolutely amazing job with our solar installation. They are very friendly and extremely hard workers with attention to detail... they made the magic happen. It's like artwork. They were very clean throughout the process and the product and service they provided is top notch."

Patrick A
Arizona · Google review
★★★★★

"Jordan and his team made the process super easy. They reconfigured some of our existing solar and they added a Tesla battery so we could maximize our utility savings. They handled all the permits... If you are on the fence about solar or a battery — schedule a meeting and they will show you the numbers. You won't regret it."

Mandy Rozen
Arizona · Google review
★★★★★

"Icon showed up within a week with two technicians who were absolutely incredibly awesome!... Icon customer service were top notch and efficient in getting back to me within 24 hours... I am so impressed with Icon Solar that I cannot even express my gratitude... They get 10 stars!"

Lady Kiwi
Arizona · Google review
★★★★★

"This is the 4th solar system I have installed over the years, and Icon Power (Jordan especially) has been Excellent. They were fast, well communicated, instant to respond to any question... I have never experienced such a great install that was very quick, and their lease-to-own option was a great deal reducing the cost."

Todd Anglin
Arizona · Google review
★★★★★

"Polite, Professional, Proficient. From the initial sales contact, complete with full explanation of time line/benefits/cost options to professional, rapid install to frequent timeline updates and onsite checkups, Icon Power provides you, the customer, with the care and attention that truly makes you a part of the entire project."

RG Caryl
Arizona · Google review
★★★★★

"It's unusual these days to work with someone who does great work, for a fair price and in a timely manner, but Icon Power does that and more. We needed them to install an EV charging station and couldn't be happier with the results."

Dean Trostle
Arizona · Google review
★★★★★

"I have done many solar and other home projects in my life time, this by all means was clear, professional, swift and DONE. Definitely a five stars performance... Awesome work. Strongly recommended."

Michael Saliba
Arizona · Google review
★★★★★

"Cannot say enough positive things about our experience with Ramone and the Hydra crew. Extremely conscientious, knowledgeable and dedicated. Making sure everything was done safely and accurately... We are much safer now than we were before they showed up. Again highly recommended. You will not go wrong."

Jack & Becky Berry
Arizona · Google review
★★★★★

"Icon Power was great to work with. Shawn and his crew were fabulous for the install. They ensured we had an install done right, the first time, and didn't have ugly silver conduit running across our roof... they worked with me and around my schedule and had us connected and ready for inspections and the PTO quickly!"

Jessica Ahearn
Arizona · Google review
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Solar FAQs for Homeowners

Find clear answers on quotes, installation, financing, and warranties.

Is there still a federal solar tax credit in 2026?

Yes, for businesses, and homeowners can still benefit from it. The 30% commercial solar credit remains in effect for eligible systems. If you lease or sign a PPA, the system owner claims it and can pass the savings to you as a lower rate. Homeowners who buy a system outright no longer earn a federal credit. New solar must be in service by December 31, 2027; batteries have no 2027 cutoff.

Is solar still worth it now that the federal tax credit is gone?

For most homeowners, yes. Buying a system outright no longer comes with a federal credit, so the savings come from your electric bill. Rising electricity rates continue to drive the case for solar, and adding a battery lets you use your own stored power when evening rates peak. We'll show you your actual numbers for your address and utility before you commit.

How much do solar panels cost?

Every home is different, so your price depends on system size, roof complexity, and whether you add battery storage. Cost scales with how much power you use, not your home's square footage, and pricing and incentives differ by state and utility. A free quote gives you an exact price for your home.

How long does solar installation take from start to finish?

Most projects take 5 to 10 weeks from signed contract to power-on. Design takes 3 to 5 days; most of the wait after that is city permitting and utility approval. The physical installation is usually 1 to 2 days. Timelines vary by your city's permitting office and your utility's interconnection queue.

What happens if the company that installed my solar went out of business?

Your equipment warranties usually stay valid — they come from the panel and inverter manufacturers, not the installer. What you lose is the workmanship warranty and your service contact. Icon Power services systems we didn't install, including troubleshooting, inverter and panel replacement, and taking over monitoring.

Do I need a battery with solar?

Not required, but increasingly worth it. Many utilities now use time-of-use rates where late-afternoon and evening power costs the most — exactly when your panels stop producing — and credit exported solar below full retail value. A battery stores midday production for those hours and keeps your home running during outages.