Nomadic Electrical Services

A: Our process for starting any project with us is streamlined and simple.

• First, fill out the initial client questionnaire, found on our Client Forms page. We will contact you shortly after.

• Next, book an initial consultation meeting so that we can understand your vision and goals. We will let you know if you need to do this, depending on how big your project is.

• Finally, answer any further questions we may have for you. We will build an initial estimate with the scope of work in preparation for design and installation.

Its that easy! Let us do the hard parts for you.

A: We accept conventional payment methods such as cash, credit and debit, bank transfer, and (for payments less than $1000) traditional checks. For payments over $1000, a cashier’s check or money order is accepted. Zelle, Cash App, Apple Pay, and other payment apps are not accepted.

Have gold or silver? See our terms and conditions - we may accept these as forms of payment.

We do not offer financing at this time.

A: If there’s a will, there’s a way. There are many unique rigs out there, whether it be a custom teardrop trailer, Volkswagen bus, school bus, ambulance, motorcycle trailer, or even a sailboat. But just because nobody has done it before, doesn’t mean it can’t be done right. There are many tools and products on the market to make solar a reality for you, whether it be a rigid panel mounted on crossbars, a flexible panel for those curved roofs, or even a fold-up panel and power station for when a permanent install just doesn’t make sense. It’s never about whether it can be done. Its about the willpower to create an effective, quality design regardless of the obstacles in place. And we’ll be sure to help you understand the pros and cons of each option, so that you are confident in your new electrical system.

A: Trust me, you’re not alone. These technical specifications can be daunting to understand, especially when you don’t deal with them often. Lucky for you, we [will] have articles, resources, and even a blog (All Coming Soon!) to teach newbies and experts alike how to understand these technologies. You don’t need an electrical engineering degree to understand this stuff. You just need a foundation in the basics, and maybe some multiplication skills, to understand and appreciate your electrical system(s). Leave the complex numbers and converter theory to us - unless you have a strange obsession with electricity like myself. So go check out our resources, and let the beauty of solar power be yours to see.

For off-grid solar and DC electrical work, including battery systems, solar arrays, and low-voltage wiring, licensure isn’t required by law. However, that doesn’t mean just anyone should do it. Unlike general contractors or even licensed electricians, we specialize exclusively in off-grid power systems, bringing a level of expertise that goes far beyond basic wiring.

With a degree in Power Systems Engineering, hands-on experience in residential wiring, and always successful mobile solar projects under our belt, we’re not just qualified - we’re specialized. Our focus is on designing, installing, and repairing systems that are reliable, efficient, and tailored to your lifestyle. Our designs are not just code-compliant - they are foolproof and warrantied.

For the few cases where permanent 120VAC wiring is involved, we partner with licensed electricians to ensure full compliance, so that you get the best of both worlds - our solar expertise and their licensing where it actually matters.

Currently we’re in the process of insuring this registered LLC, so that we are both protected every step of the way. Our priority is building systems that work for your needs, backed by the knowledge and experience to do it right the first time.