Local people. Long-term solar care.

Here to keep Arkansas solar running.

Perihelion Solar helps Arkansas homeowners and businesses plan new solar, add batteries and care for the systems they already own.

Our purpose is practical: make solar useful for your property and support it as your needs change. That includes being a place to turn when the original installer is no longer available.

What guides our work

A useful system.
A clear next step.

Good support starts with understanding the problem and explaining the work. These are the principles behind our service approach.

Start with what you need

A new system, an inverter fault and a cabin that needs dependable power call for different plans. We start with your goals, the site and the equipment, then explain the options.

Make the work clear

We discuss the investigation or installation needed, confirm the scope and quote, and explain any applicable travel charge before you approve the work.

Think beyond installation

Solar needs care as equipment ages and your needs change. We offer inspections, repairs, monitoring reviews, upgrades and recurring service options for the system you own.

How we can help

From the first plan
to the next repair.

Also looking for panel removal and reinstallation, cleaning and inspections or a recurring service plan?

Serving the places we call home

Local work,
with a real role.

Helping a homeowner restore an existing system, planning power for a rural property and contributing to a commercial array each start with the same question: what does this site need?

Solar panels and a Perihelion truck at the City of Morrilton solar array

In the field · Morrilton, Arkansas

City of Morrilton
solar array

Perihelion Solar handled panel-to-inverter wiring for the City of Morrilton solar array, in partnership with Stellar Sun Solar.

Our contribution
Panel-to-inverter wiring
Project partner
Stellar Sun Solar
See the work and field photographs

Power for how Arkansas properties are used

A cabin, farm or workshop can have different needs from a grid-connected home. We discuss loads, location, seasonal use and backup priorities before recommending solar, batteries, generator integration or an off-grid approach.

Explore off-grid and resilient power

Before you get in touch

A few useful
answers.

Need help after an installer closes?
Where does Perihelion Solar work?

We serve all 75 Arkansas counties from our Russellville base. Tell us your location and the work you need so we can discuss scope and scheduling. A distance adder may apply to any quote. Any applicable travel charge will be explained before you approve the work.

Can you help if my original installer is no longer available?

Yes. We help owners of systems installed by other companies with troubleshooting, monitoring concerns, inspections and repairs. Share what you know about the equipment and the issue; you do not need a complete installation history to ask for help.

Do you install new solar as well as service existing systems?

Yes. We plan new rooftop and ground arrays, expansions, equipment upgrades and battery storage. The property, electricity use, existing equipment and applicable utility requirements help determine the proposal.

Do you work with farms, rural properties and businesses?

We discuss solar, batteries, generator integration and off-grid power for farms, cabins, workshops and remote properties. We also provide commercial solar service and project support. Share your location, equipment, operating needs and desired work so we can assess the next step.

How do I get started?

Call, text or use the request form on our homepage. Include your Arkansas location and whether you need service, a new system or batteries. For an existing system, equipment details, error messages and monitoring screenshots can help. Our team follows up during business hours to discuss the next step.

Let’s talk about your solar

Start with your location.
Tell us what you need.

A service concern, a new installation or a battery idea: share what you know, and our team will follow up during business hours to discuss the next step.

Helpful starting points

  • Your Arkansas city or county
  • What you want to improve or resolve
  • Existing equipment, if you know it
Planning commercial work?