We are a full-service, turn-key EPC and solar installation company in Missouri and Illinois. We provide full solar services from design-to-build (engineering, procurement, construction, installation) for solar systems, battery storage, smart panels, and EV charging stations.
Since 2006, StraightUp Solar has installed more than 3,000 residential and commercial-scale solar projects in Illinois and Missouri.
We are a full-service, turn-key solar EPC and installation company. We provide full solar services from design-to-build (engineering, procurement, construction, installation) for solar systems, battery storage, smart panels, and EV charging stations. In addition, our service department has you covered for all solar operation and maintenance projects. Our straightforward project management approach is ready to see your project from initial concept to commissioning and operational support.
Nearly half of our employees are certified by the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners® (NABCEP).
Industry-leading ten-year workmanship and production warranties ensure your project will perform to your expectations.
We are local – under the same ownership in the same region for over a decade.
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StraightUp Solar first became Certified as a Benefit Corporation (B Corp) in 2015.
Certified B Corporations are unique in the business world, because they place people and planet above profit, and commit to high standards of social and environmental performance, transparency, and accountability.
Membership in Amicus Solar Cooperative makes us stronger. The Amicus Cooperative is a network of 80+ locally owned, quality-driven, and clean energy-committed solar installers across the nation sharing lessons learned, best practices, and cooperative buying power.
The Anna-Jonesboro Elks Lodge #1641 can dedicate more funds for veterans and children programs throughout Southern Illinois because of the electricity savings generated by their
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