Saguaro Solar, Roofing, & Electric is a locally owned company based in Tucson, Arizona, committed to providing innovative and sustainable energy solutions. Founded by Doug Vernon and Noe Quijada in 2019, the company emerged from a growing demand for clean energy after a significant provider exited the Arizona market. With over 30 years of combined experience in the sales and service industry, the founders have instilled a strong commitment to quality, customer satisfaction, and community engagement.
Saguaro Solar specializes in a range of services including solar panel installation, maintenance, repair, battery storage systems, and roofing. The company emphasizes quality through its in-house installation team, ensuring that all projects are managed by accountable, skilled professionals rather than subcontractors. This approach not only enhances accountability but also guarantees a seamless integration of solar solutions with existing roofing systems. Their dual-licensed status in both solar and roofing further reinforces their dedication to protecting the integrity of clients’ roofs during solar installations.
Saguaro Solar’s mission is to empower individuals, businesses, and communities by harnessing clean and sustainable energy. By providing personalized service tailored to the unique needs of each customer, they aim to lower energy costs and contribute towards a greener future in Arizona. The company prioritizes quick response times, ongoing support, and long-term reliability for their installations, backed by comprehensive warranties. As part of their commitment to excellence, they are also affiliated with Pearl Certification, ensuring that their work meets high standards of performance and efficiency.
With a strong community focus and numerous positive reviews from satisfied customers, Saguaro Solar is not just about delivering energy solutions; they are dedicated to transforming how energy is perceived and utilized in Southern Arizona. Their goal is clear: to shape a cleaner, more sustainable future for all.
