Solar, battery storage and roofing for Nampa homes, shops and rural properties, managed from our Boise office about 25 minutes away.
Electric utility
Idaho Power
Dispatch from
Boise office (about 25 min)
Property options
Rooftop and ground-mount solar
Idaho license
RCE 65198
Nampa includes older homes, new subdivisions and rural properties with larger lots. That mix gives homeowners more design options. A clear roof may be the best location, while some properties have open land where a ground mount makes more sense.
We compare roof and ground-mount options based on shade, orientation, trenching, usable space and the property's energy use.
Newer Idaho Power solar customers are on net billing. Older systems grandfathered under the previous net metering rules keep their original terms. Under the rates the Idaho Public Utilities Commission approved in fall 2025, the 15.68 cent summer on-peak rate applies June through September, 3 to 11 p.m., Monday through Saturday. The practical goal is to match the system to on-site use and consider battery storage when evening demand is high.
We use your usage history and property conditions to design for self-consumption instead of assuming that a larger array is always better.
Nampa properties often include shops, barns and agricultural buildings that may offer useful roof or ground space. We evaluate those structures and connect owners with our commercial and agricultural solar services when the project calls for it.
Hail, wind and summer UV can shorten roof life. We inspect the roof before solar design and can manage roofing and solar together through our highly vetted installer partners, with our team overseeing the project and our warranty backing the work.
Nampa work is handled out of our Boise office (about 25 minutes). Idaho contractor license RCE 65198.
(208) 997-6527Often, yes. Larger lots can provide a good location when the roof is shaded, crowded or poorly oriented. We evaluate space, setbacks, trenching and utility requirements before recommending it.
Yes. We evaluate the building, roof condition and electrical service, then determine whether a residential or commercial approach fits the property.
Newer Idaho Power solar customers are on net billing. Older systems grandfathered under the previous net metering rules keep their original terms. Under the rates the Idaho Public Utilities Commission approved in fall 2025, the 15.68 cent summer on-peak rate applies June through September, 3 to 11 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Right-sizing for self-consumption and considering a battery can improve how much solar energy stays useful at the property.
Yes. We inspect the roof and can manage needed repair or replacement before the array is installed, avoiding a later detach and reset.
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