Saving Arizona Time, Money and Hassle with Quality Commercial Solar Solutions and Dependable Service, Since 1999.
Scottsdale businesses buy power at desert prices. During the summer, cooling systems run nearly all day, and the meter keeps up with their use.
A commercial solar system turns that state’s abundant sunlight into a fixed asset on your roof, over your parking lot, or on open ground beside your building. We design and install those systems for property owners in Scottsdale, and our own electricians do the wiring.
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Commercial solar panel installation is our core work, offered in the three forms Arizona businesses use most:
Well suited to warehouses, offices and flat-roofed retail, and the quickest route to lower operating costs.
Alongside installation, we provide solar electrical wiring, ongoing maintenance, and proactive monitoring. We also work with EPCs and general contractors who need a dependable installer on their project.
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The right system follows the building. Around the Airpark, flat-roofed office, light-industrial and aviation-related properties often have broad, unshaded roofs that suit large rooftop arrays.
In Old Town and along Scottsdale Road, retail and hospitality sites tend to have modest roofs but generous parking where solar canopies can generate power and shade customers’ cars at once.
Medical and professional offices near Kierland and Shea can go either way, and the answer comes down to roof condition, structural capacity and how much power the building actually draws.
For most of these businesses, the demand for cooling peaks in the afternoon, which is exactly when the panels produce the most.
Scottsdale takes appearance seriously, so equipment placement, roof screening and canopy design deserve attention before permit applications go in, not after.
Utility service is split as well. Both APS and SRP serve parts of the city, and each has its own interconnection process, rate plans and timelines. We confirm who serves your address at the start, so the system is sized against the rate you really pay.
Older Scottsdale buildings sometimes need a structural review before a single panel goes up, and we’d rather find that out during the assessment than mid-install.
Commercial solar is a long-term investment, and the drawbacks of taking shortcuts during the installation stage will show up years later as underperformance and repair bills.
We build to code, finish what we start, and keep you informed at every stage of the project. Whether you manage a single building or a portfolio, you’ll deal with people who know the system from the panels to the main service panel.
Ready to see what solar could do for your Scottsdale property? Request a site assessment or call (602) 485-7901.
Tom has demonstrated his skill in numerous applications and developed the trust of myself and our entire organization.
I have been working with Tom Buehler for the past thirteen years. They have completed several commercial projects for our business. It is rare to find such a professional company that offers outstanding customer service along with quality workmanship.
Please consider this an enthusiastic recommendation for Watt Masters, who's worked with me on solar installations since 1998, from 5 kW to 2.4 mW (24 panels to 8,000). Empire has awarded $3m+ and we plan to maintain this successful relationship for years to come.
Regarding the very functional 62.5 KwH covered parking solar system for our congregation. The entire process was handled professionally. Most importantly, any issues that arose were continually addressed and resolved. Job site was neat and tidy. Staff polite and helpful.
Not always, which is why we prioritize structural reviews during the assessment phase if the facility has a historical or deteriorating roof.
It’s not a compulsory purchase, but investing in solar batteries is recommended if your facility experiences solar downtime or cloudy days.
We prefer to discuss loans, leases and power purchase agreements openly, as well as how they apply to your property.