Silicon Slopes professionals and Draper homeowners are going solar, adding batteries, and installing EV chargers — without paying the big-company markup. BYOP Electric delivers expert electrical work at honest prices.
Solar, battery, EV chargers, and full electrical services for Draper's mix of luxury homes and established neighborhoods.
Custom solar systems designed for Draper's mountain bench exposure. Tesla, EG4, Anker, Ecoflow, Lion Energy, and Ruxiu batteries. $1.60/W — no leases.
Level 2 home charging for Draper's high EV adoption rate. Tesla, ChargePoint, and universal NACS/J1772 chargers installed by a licensed electrician.
200A and 400A upgrades for Draper homes. Newer builds may already have capacity; older homes often need upgrades before adding solar or EV chargers.
Complete residential electrical — outlets, circuits, lighting, troubleshooting, and rewiring for Draper homes of all eras.
Commercial solar, tenant improvements, and electrical work for Draper's tech corridor businesses. E200 licensed.
Electrical rough-in and finish for home renovations. Partnered with Tono Build LLC for full residential remodels.
Draper occupies a unique position at the Point of the Mountain, where Salt Lake County meets Utah County and where Silicon Slopes has reshaped the local economy. The influx of tech companies — and the professionals who work at them — has made Draper one of the highest-EV-ownership and solar-adoption communities in the state. These homeowners do their research, compare numbers, and recognize when a solar company's pricing doesn't add up. That's exactly why BYOP Electric resonates here.
The housing stock in Draper ranges from established neighborhoods built in the 1990s near 13200 South to newer luxury developments in Suncrest and along the Traverse Mountain corridor. Newer homes typically come with 200A panels and modern wiring, making solar and battery additions straightforward. Older Draper homes — particularly those east of I-15 — may need a panel upgrade before adding solar or an EV charger, and we evaluate that during every free quote.
Draper's geography is one of its biggest solar advantages. Homes on the mountain bench enjoy south-facing roof planes with minimal obstruction, generating strong solar production year-round. Even during Utah's shorter winter days, well-positioned Draper rooftops produce meaningful power. We use APS DS3 microinverters on most residential systems, which optimize production panel-by-panel and eliminate the single-point-of-failure risk that string inverters carry.
For battery storage, Draper homeowners often pair solar with a Tesla Powerwall or EG4 system for whole-home backup during outages and enrollment in Rocky Mountain Power's Wattsmart Battery program, which pays $2,000 per qualifying battery. We handle system design, Draper City permitting, installation, inspection, and utility interconnection — one point of contact from start to finish.
Solar, battery, and electrical projects completed for Draper homeowners.
8kW solar system with Tesla Powerwall — Draper bench home
Dual EV charger installation — Suncrest neighborhood
Solar and battery backup — Corner Canyon area
"I work in tech and I ran the numbers on every solar company in the area. BYOP was the only one whose pricing actually made sense — no hidden fees, no 25-year lease, no salespeople calling me three times a day. Bat installed our 10kW system with an EG4 battery in two days. The ROI speaks for itself."
Draper's bench homes along the Wasatch foothills often have excellent south-facing roof exposure with minimal tree shading, making them some of the best solar candidates in the Salt Lake Valley. We evaluate each roof's angle, orientation, and shading during the free quote to design a system that maximizes your production.
Some Draper neighborhoods have HOAs that require architectural approval for solar installations. However, Utah law (Utah Code 57-13a) prohibits HOAs from outright banning solar panels. They can request design review but cannot unreasonably restrict your right to install solar. We can help you navigate the approval process.
EV charger installation cost depends on your panel capacity and the distance from your panel to the garage. A straightforward installation with adequate panel capacity typically runs $800-$1,500 for labor and materials (charger unit not included). The 30C federal tax credit can cover up to $1,000 of the total cost including the charger.
Yes. Newer homes in Draper typically have 200A panels already installed, which simplifies adding solar, battery, and EV charger systems. We work with homes of all ages — from Draper's established neighborhoods to the newest construction near Suncrest and Corner Canyon.
We don't employ salespeople, we don't offer leases, and we don't run expensive marketing campaigns. Those costs get baked into the big companies' pricing — typically $3-4 per watt. Our $1.60/W rate reflects the actual cost of equipment and labor by a licensed Master Electrician, without the overhead markup.
Get a free, no-pressure quote from a licensed Master Electrician. No salespeople, no leases — just honest work at a fair price.