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Solar Installers in Delaware

Bywatts lists 37 solar installers in Delaware.

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Browse Delaware by city: Wilmington (12) · Dover (6) · Newark (6) · Bear (3)

Hail and storm risk for Delaware solar installs

Before you pick a solar installer in Delaware, know the weather the panels have to survive. Across 3 rated counties coastal flooding is the leading peril, and Sussex County sees the most of it.

See how much hail your panels can take in Delaware

Source: FEMA National Risk Index, modeled by Bywatts. Full county ranking and methodology at the link.

All 37 installers in Delaware

InstallerCityWebsite
Accurate Tint and GraphicsDoverVisit site
Advanced Solar Heating And Cooling of MDNewarkVisit site
AlphaGraphicsBearVisit site
Arise SolarNewarkVisit site
Blue Dot AutomationMiddletownVisit site
Clean Energy USARehoboth BeachVisit site
Cmi ElectricNewarkVisit site
Cmi SolarNewarkVisit site
CNC SolarRehoboth BeachVisit site
Forrest Fence & Forrest Outdoor LivingFeltonVisit site
FreecleansolarWilmingtonVisit site
Green Street SolarSelbyvilleVisit site
JK RenewablesWilmingtonVisit site
Kuadra EnergyDoverVisit site
Mid-Shore Electrical ServicesMillsboroVisit site
New Earth SolarNewarkVisit site
Olympus Peak SolutionsWilmingtonVisit site
Pace Electrical & Generator ServicesBearVisit site
PremierbuildersWilmingtonVisit site
Pure Earth SolarNewarkVisit site
Quote For Solar GroupDoverVisit site
Sanmak Solar SystemsNEW CASTLEVisit site
Scott Knows SolarHockessinVisit site
Smartr SolarDoverVisit site
SolarAdvantage.coDoverVisit site
SolarPanelsOnlineWilmingtonVisit site
SolarunlimitednorthamericaLewesVisit site
StarenrgWilmingtonVisit site
Sterling SkyClaymontVisit site
SunedgesolarBearVisit site
SunLife SolarWilmingtonVisit site
Suntricity PowerWilmingtonVisit site
Towles ElectricDoverVisit site
Trineo EnergyWilmingtonVisit site
TriplerenergyWilmingtonVisit site
UrbanfloWilmingtonVisit site
Zenergy SolarWilmingtonVisit site

Delaware at a glance

Delaware has 22 operating power plants (3.4 GW, led by Natural Gas), 13 named substations, 2 data centers, 37 solar installers and 13 solar companies on Bywatts; retail electricity sales were 11.6 TWh in 2025 (EIA), up 0.7% over ten years.