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High Desert Energy specializes in commercial and residential solar installations, wind energy and alternative fuel. It offers products from Tesla. Service areas extend across parts of Arizona.
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Reviewed March 15, 2026
Ashley Holland is the daughter of Clarence and Rose Holland, owners of High Desert Energy. Ashley is very disingenuous, unprofessional, and argumentative. Sold us a solar system that San Carlos Irrigation Project (SCIP), our energy company’s grid doesn’t support. When it was determined we required another unit it was not communicated and later learned we were supposed to sign a new contract as all other homeowners in the same situation had done. There was no revised contract and the Holland’s claimed they paid extra out of pocket to revise a plan we never approved or even knew was required.
We were told we would no longer have an energy bill, only a service fee from SCIP for $10-$15 per month which wasn’t true. We were told we would receive a walk through on how to operate the system and that didn’t happen nor did they tell us additional breakers were installed and parts of the home wouldn’t have power in the event of an outage because we were purchasing a whole house system. This too was untrue. All information provided was proven to be false after the point of scam. High Desert Energy in Queen Creek uses Sunlink Energy in Scottsdale as an installer. Tucson Old Pueblo Credit Union (TOPCU) financed the project and merged with ICCU. The original transaction for our solar project was funneled through so many companies and no one actually realized how deep this scam goes.
High Desert Energy service areas
High Desert Energy covers Maricopa and Tucson counties and the surrounding areas in Arizona.
Average solar cost by service area
Solar panel costs vary based on your location and other factors. The map below shows average overall prices in High Desert Energy’s service areas to give you a general idea of what to expect. Your specific energy needs, panel efficiency and other variables could make your costs higher or lower than these averages.
Average solar panel cost by state
| Average cost per watt | Typical system size | Average cost after ITC | Payback period | Estimated net savings | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arizona | $2.61 | 11.5 kW | $21,011 | 12 years | $23,891 |
Note: Costs in this table are average costs for the state and do not represent specific company pricing. "Average cost after ITC” reflects the cost after receiving the full 30% solar investment tax credit (ITC). “Estimated net savings” is the average amount residents in that state will save on electricity over 25 years, including their cost of installing a solar energy system.
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Equipment brands sold by High Desert Energy
As a solar installer, High Desert Energy does not manufacture its own equipment. The company offers equipment from Tesla.
FAQ
What payment options does High Desert Energy offer?
You can pay for products and services from High Desert Energy upfront with cash, loans, leases and power purchase agreements.
When was High Desert Energy founded?
High Desert Energy was founded in 2016.
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How High Desert Energy compares
Compare High Desert Energy on customer reviews, availability and payment options below. Read our guide to finding the best solar energy company for more.
| Company | Customer rating | Availability | Payment options | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
High Desert Energy | Learn More | 1.0 | Maricopa County, Tuscon and the surrounding areas | Cash, loans, leases and PPAs |
 SunPower | Learn More | 3.3 | 21 states | Cash, loans, lease and PPA |
High Desert Energy Company Information
- Company Name:
- High Desert Energy
- Year Founded:
- 2016
- Address:
- 1834 E Baseline Rd #203
- City:
- Tempe
- State/Province:
- AZ
- Postal Code:
- 85283
- Country:
- United States
- Website:
- highdesertenergy.com