Switch Together Clark County

Clark County’s Department of Environment and Sustainability (DES) is proud to support Switch Together, a group buying program giving residents access to no-obligation competitive pricing on rooftop solar, battery storage, and EV Charging.

Clark County's Department of Environment and Sustainability (DES) is proud to support Switch Together, a group buying program giving residents access to no-obligation competitive pricing on rooftop solar, battery storage, and EV Charging. Brought to you through ALL-IN Clark County in partnership with the nonprofit Solar United Neighbors, Switch Together supports ALL-IN's goal of creating a more sustainable, resilient Southern Nevada. Clark County backs the program, though no government funds are used.

The Switch Together program helps homeowners and small businesses secure a quality rooftop solar installation at a discounted price through the power of group buying. The program also offers discounted prices for optional add-ons such as home battery storage, and electric vehicle chargers.

How does Switch Together work?

Switch Together organizes groups of residents who are interested in going solar, together. By organizing a group purchase for rooftop solar and optional battery storage systems, Switch Together can get a better deal for each household participating in the group.

1. Registration: Sign up online today. It’s free to join. There’s no obligation to make a purchase.

2. Installer Selection/Award: Pre-vetted installers participate in an auction. The best bid(s) for our program participants win.

3. Personal recommendation: You'll get a personal installation proposal based on your registration details.

4. Make Your Decision: Once you get the offer, you can decide if you want to accept and proceed with a consultation with your assigned installer. If you choose to accept, you will be asked to pay a program reservation fee in order to proceed and be connected with your program-assigned contractor.

5. Installation: If you accept your recommendation, your installer will contact you to schedule your consultation meeting and discuss any specific considerations for your potential project. A site survey will verify your roof's suitability, if needed, and households are then presented with a final design and contract from their installer.

Visit the website to learn more and find out if your roof is suitable: SwitchTogether.com/Solar/Clarkcounty

Upcoming Events

Solar and Battery Storage 101 and Meet the Installer Event

Thursday, July 23 (In-person 5:30 – 7:00 PM)

Solar 101 – Switch Together Webinar

Tuesday, August 4 (Virtual 1:00 – 2:00 PM)

Questions

Questions specific to your home or your Switch Together registration should be directed to solar@switchtogether.com or 1-888-810-1117. For further resources and information, check out the Switch Together blog here.

Feel free to contact ALL-IN Clark County for general questions about the program at: allin@clarkcountynv.gov

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