Tycho Solutions designs and installs solar panel installation in Scottsdale, AZ, on new builds and existing homes. Modeled to your usage, not a stock package.
We model your actual usage and roof, then show you the production and payback before you commit to anything.
From new rooftop solar systems to battery backup and EV charging, we design and install complete solar solutions built for Scottsdale’s climate and homes.
New rooftop solar installed on Scottsdale homes, whether a newer build on the valley floor or an established property with existing tile or foam roofing. We size the array to offset heavy air conditioning load and plan exact panel placement around roof pitch, vents, and shade lines.
Full solar system installation for new construction and existing Scottsdale homes, from initial design through permitting, mounting, wiring, and utility interconnection. We match inverter type and racking to your roof material and orientation before crews mount a single panel.
Level 2 EV charger installation wired directly into your solar system or home electrical panel, sized to match your garage’s available circuit capacity. We position the charger for daily use in Scottsdale’s typical two and three car garages and confirm load capacity before install.
Battery storage installed alongside a new or existing solar array, sized to cover Scottsdale’s high evening air conditioning draw after the sun goes down. Backup circuits are wired to keep essential loads running during a grid outage, with capacity planned around your actual usage.
Standalone solar and battery systems for Scottsdale properties without a utility connection, common on larger outlying lots. Instead of net metering, we size the full battery bank from your actual daily load so the system carries you through cloudy or monsoon stretches without a grid tie.
Rooftop and carport solar built for Scottsdale businesses and commercial properties, sized to offset daytime operating loads like HVAC and equipment running during business hours. We design around commercial roof structure, parking layouts, and electrical service capacity before any permitting begins.
Scottsdale builders and homeowners bring us in because we design and install the full system ourselves, roof penetrations, mounts, wiring, inverter, battery and interconnection, under one license and one crew. No handoff between a roofer and a separate solar contractor, no gap in the paperwork or the warranty on either side.
Manufacturer coverage on the array plus a written workmanship warranty on every penetration and mount, so Scottsdale’s summer heat cycling isn’t a risk you carry alone.
One crew and one schedule from roof assessment through permitting, mounting, wiring and utility interconnection, so nothing stalls waiting on a second contractor to show up.
Mounting hardware and flashing rated for direct desert sun and monsoon wind, not the lightest kit that clears inspection and fails at year five.
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Arizona ROC #364735, licensed, bonded and insured for full solar installs, not a side job for an unlicensed installer.
One team designs, permits, mounts, wires and interconnects the whole system, no separate roofer and solar sub to coordinate between.
Hardware and flashing selected for Scottsdale’s sun load and monsoon wind, sized to actually last the system’s working life.
A clear schedule from design through interconnection, so your project moves on the timeline we set, not a moving target.
Cost depends on roof type, array size, whether you’re adding battery storage, and how much of your usage you want to offset. A tile roof with hook flashing takes more labor than a foam flat roof, and a battery adds its own equipment and wiring. We walk the roof, look at your utility bills, and size a system before we talk numbers, rather than quoting a flat rate that doesn’t match your actual roof or usage.
It depends on what’s actually failing. If it’s a bad inverter, a few underperforming panels, or a battery reaching end of life, a targeted solar system upgrade in Scottsdale can bring output back without touching the array. If the roof penetrations or original wiring are the problem, patching those buys a season at best on an old install, and we’ll tell you when a full system replacement is the honest call instead of a repeat repair.
Yes. Flat and low-slope foam roofs are common on contemporary Scottsdale builds, and we mount to elevated standoffs set into sound substrate rather than penetrating a fresh recap patch. Racking angle is adjusted to get the array closer to an optimal tilt than the roof pitch alone would give you, and every penetration gets flashed and sealed the same way as any other roof penetration on the job.
Yes. Commercial jobs bring their own scheduling constraints, most Scottsdale businesses can’t take a rooftop offline mid-week, so we sequence mounting and interconnection around your operating hours and coordinate the utility’s interconnection timeline in advance rather than after the array is up. Permitting and inspection follow the same commercial code path as any other rooftop electrical work on the property.
Yes, Arizona ROC #364735, licensed, bonded and insured for solar work. We pull the permit with the City of Scottsdale, schedule the required inspections, and handle the utility interconnection application with your provider so the system is actually authorized to run, not just physically installed.
Yes. We coordinate directly with your builder during framing to run conduit and set roof penetrations before the roof goes on, rather than retrofitting them afterward. That timing matters most on tile roofs, where planning the penetrations ahead of the tile install avoids cutting into a finished roof field later, and it lets the system get permitted and interconnected close to your certificate of occupancy instead of months after move-in.
