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Solar Installers in South Carolina

Bywatts lists 82 solar installers in South Carolina.

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Browse South Carolina by city: Charleston (15) · Greenville (11) · Columbia (6) · Myrtle Beach (6) · Ladson (3) · Lexington (3) · Piedmont (3) · Spartanburg (3)

Hail and storm risk for South Carolina solar installs

Before you pick a solar installer in South Carolina, know the weather the panels have to survive. Across 46 rated counties hurricane is the leading peril, and Beaufort County sees the most of it.

See how much hail your panels can take in South Carolina

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

All 82 installers in South Carolina

InstallerCityWebsite
180 DegreesolarCharlestonVisit site
Aikenco Op OrgAikenVisit site
Ameco NetGreenvilleVisit site
Boss EnergyCharlestonVisit site
BossenergyscCharlestonVisit site
Broker SolarColumbiaVisit site
Carolina Energy ConservationMyrtle BeachVisit site
CarolinaecMyrtle BeachVisit site
Clements ElectricalSenecaVisit site
Coastal Power SolutionsSummervilleVisit site
ColiteColumbiaVisit site
Commercial Window ShieldTaylorsVisit site
D 3 Tech PartnersFort MillVisit site
Daylight SolutionsTravelers RestVisit site
Dream Works PoolsLibertyVisit site
East Coast Energy SolutionsDillonVisit site
EastcoastenergysolutionsDillonVisit site
EcoBilt Energy SystemsCharlestonVisit site
EldecoPiedmontVisit site
EMPWR SolarCharlestonVisit site
Energy Savings UnitedSimpsonvilleVisit site
Energy Sharks Heating and AirSimpsonvilleVisit site
EnRG ServicesNorth CharlestonVisit site
ExpertsolarscColumbiaVisit site
Firefly SolarPiedmontVisit site
Firefly Solar and LightsPiedmontVisit site
FloriansolarGeorgetownVisit site
Flowertown Solar SystemsSummervilleVisit site
Foothills Solar PlusGreenvilleVisit site
Fortified SolarGreenvilleVisit site
Freedom ProsGreenvilleVisit site
Future FuelsLexingtonVisit site
GfpiGreenwoodVisit site
Greenville International SolarGreenvilleVisit site
Home Star SolarColumbiaVisit site
Hounen Solar AmericaOrangeburgVisit site
iEGWilliamstonVisit site
KB Solar ManufacturerSpartanburgVisit site
KB Solar SCSpartanburgVisit site
Kbelectric UsSpartanburgVisit site
Live Oak Energy SystemsLadsonVisit site
LumenantllcCharlestonVisit site
Made in the Shade CharlestonCharlestonVisit site
ModernhorizonsincSunsetVisit site
MonarchsolarenergyMyrtle BeachVisit site
NeverdarkpsCampobelloVisit site
NiteLites of AikenAikenVisit site
Palmetto State Solar SolutionsGreenvilleVisit site
PalmettopartnershipFlorenceVisit site
PalmettoventuresChapinVisit site
Percival CompanyColumbiaVisit site
Power Plus SystemsLadsonVisit site
Practical PreppersPickensVisit site
Primitive Success GroupCharlestonVisit site
Pure SunMyrtle BeachVisit site
RamjackRidgewayVisit site
RaywellsolarCharlestonVisit site
RC Construction SolarGreerVisit site
RcconstructionsolarGreerVisit site
Renovo EnergyGreenvilleVisit site
SC Solar EnergyNorth CharlestonVisit site
ScanaCayceVisit site
SCSP SolarCharlestonVisit site
Secondsunrise SolarMount PleasantVisit site
Shine ConstructionCharlestonVisit site
SKY Renewable EnergyGreenvilleVisit site
Solar ChiefColumbiaVisit site
Solar Farms by Agri-Stor CompaniesWest ColumbiaVisit site
Solar Surge DirectMyrtle BeachVisit site
Solarize USACharlestonVisit site
Solarwind Energy SystemsLexingtonVisit site
SolzapowerLexingtonVisit site
South Carolina SolarCharlestonVisit site
SouthcarolinasolarprojectCharlestonVisit site
SoutheastsolarprosIrmoVisit site
Sunergies Energia SolarSão JoséVisit site
Sustainable Energy and Lighting SolutionsLadsonVisit site
Sustainable Energy Solutions Myrtle BeachMyrtle BeachVisit site
TdsGreenvilleVisit site
U.S. Renewable PowerCharlestonVisit site
Veteran SolarGreenvilleVisit site
WhygreenenergyGreenvilleVisit site

South Carolina at a glance

South Carolina has 83 operating power plants (23.6 GW, led by Nuclear), 569 named substations, no data centers, 82 solar installers and 38 solar companies on Bywatts; retail electricity sales were 85.6 TWh in 2025 (EIA), up 5.3% over ten years.