Most solar systems wire all panels together, so if one panel gets shaded by a tree or picks up dust, the whole array slows down. We install microinverter systems instead — each panel runs on its own, so one bad panel doesn’t drag the rest down.
Your system stays tied to the grid, which keeps the cost down and eliminates the need for batteries. You get credit for whatever extra power you send back, and you can check what your system’s producing right from your phone.
If your business owns the system, you can still claim a 30% federal credit through 2027. The old 30% credit for homeowners ended on December 31, 2025. Ask us what still applies to your project.
Kansas won’t tax the added value your solar system brings to your property for a full decade after installation.
Kansas averages well above the national average in annual sunshine.
Send extra power back to the grid and get credit for it. Terms depend on your utility — we check yours before we design anything.
Cut your monthly bill and keep an eye on your output from your phone.
Sized around what your business actually uses, not a generic guess.
Built for farm life — grain drying, irrigation pumps, whatever keeps the operation running.
Lower the overhead on high-draw operations.
Public entities may qualify for a direct payment in place of a tax credit under the IRA’s elective-pay rules. We’ll walk through what you actually qualify for.
For remote fields where running utility power out to a pump just isn’t worth it.
We look at your roof or land, check your utility bills, and figure out what actually makes sense.
Designed around your production goals and whatever your local code requires.
We handle the permits, the paperwork, and the back-and-forth with your utility.
Licensed Hammeke electricians, done to code, the way it’s supposed to be.
Final inspection, net metering turned on, system up and running.
Keep tabs on production from your phone. We’re still around if something needs attention.
Kansas gets plenty of sun and a lot of flat, open land – both help. The state hasn’t caught up to others on actual solar adoption yet, which mostly just means less competition for you. We design around your actual property, not a generic assumption.
It’s the credit you get when your system sends power back to the grid instead of using it yourself. Most Kansas utilities have to offer it for systems up to 25 kW, but the specifics depend on your provider. We check yours before finalizing your design.
For homeowners, no, that 30% credit ended for anything installed after December 31, 2025. If your business owns the system, the 30% commercial credit remains in effect through 2027. Ask us what applies before assuming either way, and check with your tax advisor too.
Our electricians are state-licensed and have worked across security, generators, and electrical for years before we ever installed a panel. Same team, same standards.
Usually, if it’s sized right. We look at your actual usage first. Want backup power for outages specifically? Ask us, it’s not something every system includes.
We’ll come look at your property, go through your bills, and give you real numbers on what you’d produce and save.
