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About Solera Energy
Solera Energy specializes in residential, commercial, industrial and utility solar as well as EV charging and backup power. It offers products from Enphase Energy, Generac Power Systems, IronRidge, Silfab and Unirac. Service areas extend across parts of Arkansas, Kansas and Missouri.
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Solera Energy service areas
Solera Energy performs solar installation services in Eureka, Kansas as well as 33 cities in two additional states.
Arkansas
- Bella Vista
- Bentonville
- Berryville
- Eureka Springs
- Fayetteville
- Rogers
- Springdale
Missouri
- Branson
- Carthage
- Columbia
- Fulton
- Independence
- Jefferson City
- Joplin
- Kansas City
- Kirksville
- Lebanon
- Lee’s Summit
- Lock Springs
- Macon
- Marshall
- Mexico
- Moberly
- Monett
- Nixa
- Ozark
- Raymore
- Rolla
- Springfield
- St. Charles
- St. Joseph
- St. Louis
- Wentzville
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 Solera 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 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arkansas | $2.85 | 11 kW | $19,558 | 11 years | $15,567 |
| Kansas | $2.87 | 9 kW | $16,317 | 10 years | $21,455 |
| Missouri | $2.82 | 10.5 kW | $19,037 | 10 years | $18,292 |
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.
Equipment brands sold by Solera Energy
As a solar installer, Solera Energy does not manufacture its own equipment. The company offers equipment from the following brands:
- Enphase Energy
- Generac Power Systems
- IronRidge
- Silfab
- Unirac
FAQ
Does Solera Energy offer a warranty?
Solera Energy mentions a warranty on its website, but it does not specify the length or terms of the warranty offered. As a general rule, though, the standard warranty offered by solar companies is a 25-year manufacturer’s warranty on panels.
What payment options does Solera Energy offer?
You can pay for products and services from Solera Energy upfront or finance through a solar loan, lease or property assessed clean energy financing. Grants from the Rural Energy for America Program are available for those who may qualify.
When was Solera Energy founded?
Solera Energy was founded in 2007.
How Solera Energy compares
Compare Solera 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 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | No ratingView profile | Eureka, Kansas as well as 33 cities across Missouri and Northwest Arkansas | Upfront payment, solar loans, lease, PACE financing, REAP grants | Learn more |
 | 3.1 | Nationwide | Yes | Learn more |
Solera Energy Company Information
- Company Name:
- Solera Energy
- Year Founded:
- 2007
- Address:
- 4803 S. National, Ste. 300
- City:
- Springfield
- State/Province:
- MO
- Postal Code:
- 65810
- Country:
- United States
- Website:
- soleraenergyllc.com
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