From BYU-area bungalows to east bench custom homes, BYOP Electric brings honest solar, battery, and electrical work to Provo — no salespeople, no leases, no inflated quotes.
BYOP Electric is licensed to handle every residential and commercial electrical need in Provo, from solar installations to full home rewiring.
Custom solar systems designed for Provo's south-facing Utah Valley exposure. Paired with battery storage from Tesla, EG4, Anker, Ecoflow, Lion Energy, or Ruxiu.
Learn moreLevel 2 home charging for Provo's growing EV community. Ideal for BYU commuters and faculty looking to cut fuel costs permanently.
Learn moreMany Provo homes from the 1960s-1980s still run on 100A panels. We upgrade to 200A or 400A to support solar, EV charging, and modern loads.
Learn moreOutlets, circuits, lighting, troubleshooting, and whole-home rewiring for Provo residences. All work to NEC 2023 code.
Learn moreTenant improvements, commercial solar, and lighting retrofits for Provo businesses. E200 licensed for commercial projects.
Learn moreProvo sits at the heart of Utah Valley, and its housing stock tells the story of decades of growth. Neighborhoods surrounding Brigham Young University — from Joaquin to the Tree Streets to the older blocks south of campus — are filled with homes built between the 1950s and 1980s. These homes were wired for a different era: 100-amp panels, limited circuit capacity, and no consideration for the electric vehicles, home offices, or solar systems that Provo residents rely on today.
BYOP Electric has worked extensively in these older Provo neighborhoods, upgrading aging electrical panels and installing solar systems that actually fit the home's infrastructure. Before we put a single panel on your roof, we assess whether your existing wiring and panel can handle the additional load — and if they cannot, we upgrade everything as a single permitted project rather than leaving you to coordinate multiple contractors.
Provo's position in Utah Valley provides excellent solar exposure, with south-facing rooflines capturing strong production even through the shorter winter days. The city also has one of the fastest-growing EV adoption rates in Utah County, driven in part by BYU's faculty and student population. We have installed Level 2 chargers in garages, carports, and driveways across Provo — including several homes where the existing panel had to be upgraded first to support the 40-amp circuit an EV charger requires.
Whether you own a craftsman near campus or a newer build along the east bench, BYOP Electric provides the same transparent pricing and direct communication. You talk to the electrician who does the work — not a sales rep, not a call center.
A selection of solar, battery, and electrical projects completed for Provo homeowners.
"Our 1975 home near BYU had a 100-amp panel that couldn't handle anything modern. Bat upgraded our panel and installed solar in one project. The price was literally half what Vivint Solar quoted us. Straightforward, professional, done right."
BYOP Electric installs solar in Provo at $1.60 per watt — roughly half what the big solar companies charge along the Wasatch Front. For a typical Provo home with an 8kW system, that comes to around $12,800 before any available incentives. Many older Provo homes near BYU will also need a panel upgrade from 100A to 200A, which we can bundle into the project.
Yes. Provo City requires electrical permits for solar installations, panel upgrades, EV charger circuits, and most other electrical work beyond simple fixture replacements. BYOP Electric handles all Provo permit applications and inspections as part of every project — you never have to visit city hall yourself.
Absolutely. Provo is one of BYOP Electric's primary service areas in Utah County. We have completed multiple solar, battery, and electrical projects throughout Provo neighborhoods — from the older homes near BYU campus to newer developments along the east bench. Call (385) 355-1413 for a free quote.
Most older Provo homes built in the 1960s through 1980s have 100-amp electrical panels that need upgrading before solar can be added. BYOP Electric routinely upgrades these panels to 200A as part of the solar installation process. We assess your existing wiring, panel condition, and roof orientation during a free site visit to give you a complete picture before any work begins.
We install six battery brands in Provo: Tesla Powerwall, EG4, Anker SOLIX, Ecoflow, Lion Energy, and Ruxiu. Unlike big solar companies that push one brand, we recommend the battery that actually fits your home's energy usage, budget, and backup needs. Every Provo battery installation includes full electrical integration and permitting.
Get a free, no-pressure quote from a licensed Master Electrician who works in Provo every week. No salespeople, no leases — just transparent pricing and quality work.