Perihelion Solar · All 75 Arkansas counties
New solar, expansions, and upgrades in Arkansas
Whether you are starting with a new system or improving one you already own, the design should fit the property and how you use electricity. Perihelion Solar helps Arkansas customers compare rooftop and ground arrays, storage options, and practical upgrade paths.
Match the project to your next step
- New residential rooftop and ground-mounted solar
- Review of existing-system capacity and expansion options
- Inverter, monitoring, and equipment upgrades
- Solar and battery planning for daytime use and overnight needs
More panels are not always the best first change. Your usage pattern, roof or ground exposure, equipment limits, and utility arrangements all influence the design. For an expansion, we review the existing system before recommending additional equipment.
What to have ready
Share recent electric bills, the service address, and any planned changes such as an electric vehicle or different heating system. For an existing array, include equipment details and monitoring access information if available. Photos and a sense of your priorities—energy use, backup, or expansion—help guide the first discussion.
What happens after you contact us
We review your goals and usage, discuss site options, and develop a preliminary scope. Site conditions, equipment compatibility, and applicable utility or permitting requirements are confirmed as the project develops. A written proposal sets out the equipment, installation work, and estimate.
Common questions
Can you expand a system installed by another company?
We can review it. The inverter capacity, panel compatibility, wiring, existing approvals, and available space determine the practical expansion options.
Is rooftop or ground-mounted solar better?
The right choice depends on shade, orientation, roof condition, usable land, access, and installation distances. We compare the site conditions and scope rather than assuming one layout fits every property.
Do I need a battery with new solar?
That depends on your goals. Tell us if you want outage backup, more control over when you use solar energy, or a future storage option so the design can address it.