Solar Energy Contractor – SALT Energy
SALT Energy is a Florida-certified solar and electrical contractor that designs, installs, and maintains renewable energy systems, operating as a subsidiary of Salt Service, Inc. The company holds credentials as Solar Contractor #CVC56734 and Electrical Contractor #EC13008657. Its roots trace back to 1989, when it began as Sea Air Land Technologies (SALT) with an initial focus on marine lifestyle systems, giving it more than 30 years of renewable energy experience.
The firm organizes its work into three primary service lines: Commercial Solar for businesses, educational institutions, and government facilities; Residential Solar for homeowners; and Energy Storage solutions. Additional offerings include solar maintenance contracts and the installation of electric vehicle charging stations. Customers can choose grid-tie systems with or without battery backup, off-grid setups, or fully engineered custom systems, and the company provides maintenance and warranty support for complex and remote installations.
SALT Energy serves residential and commercial clients across South Florida, the Florida Keys, the Bahamas, and Caribbean islands, with completed projects spanning from Key West to Key Largo. The company specializes in systems built for corrosive tropical environments and hurricane-resistant installation, reflecting the demands of its coastal service area.
Among the projects it highlights, the company reports installing what it describes as Florida’s largest privately owned solar project for Badia Spices at the company’s Sweetwater facility, and it states it has completed more than 100 solar-based system installations. SALT Energy also claims to have installed the largest residential and commercial grid-tied PV systems in the Keys. Equipment partners include Tesla and Maxeon solar panels.
Prospective customers can request a free quote by calling (305) 289-1150, emailing info@saltenergy.net, or submitting the Request A Quote web form. The combination of dual licensing, decades of experience, and a tropical-climate focus defines the contractor’s market position.