Solar, battery storage and roofing for Rathdrum homes and acreage, managed from our Post Falls office about 20 minutes away.
Electric utility
KEC or Avista, by address
Dispatch from
Post Falls office (about 20 min)
Property options
Rooftop and ground mounts
Idaho license
RCE 65198
Rathdrum Prairie properties can have open exposure to strong wind. We design racking, foundations and roof attachments around the specific site and structure.
Acreage can provide room for a ground mount when the roof is shaded, crowded or poorly oriented. We compare usable land, trenching and electrical access before recommending it.
Many Rathdrum addresses are served by Kootenai Electric Cooperative. KEC charges $6 per kW during morning and evening peak windows, with the first 5 kW exempt. Review our KEC solar and battery guide for the full rate details.
A battery can supply the home during those windows and reduce peak demand. It can also keep selected essentials running when utility power is unavailable.
Many rural Rathdrum homes rely on a well pump. We measure its starting and running loads before deciding whether a battery can support it along with refrigeration, heat controls or other priorities.
Snow affects roof loading, access and annual production patterns. Our highly vetted installer partners complete the field work, our team manages it, and our warranty backs the project.
Rathdrum work is handled out of our Post Falls office (about 20 minutes). Idaho contractor license RCE 65198.
(208) 997-6527Often, yes. We review sun exposure, setbacks, foundations, trenching and electrical access before comparing it with rooftop solar.
It may, depending on the pump's starting load and the other circuits selected for backup. We measure those loads before sizing storage.
It can supply energy during KEC's peak windows to reduce measured peak demand, while also providing backup for selected loads.
We evaluate the site's exposure, structure and roof, then specify attachments and equipment for those conditions.
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