> Yeah this is the only thing you cannot DIY out of the whole process... That depends on the state. In Idaho, you absolutely can. I 100% DIY'd my ground moun

> Yeah this is the only thing you cannot DIY out of the whole process... That depends on the state. In Idaho, you absolutely can. I 100% DIY'd my ground mount install (documented in depth here: https://www.sevarg.net/tag/solar2020/ https://www.sevarg.net/tag/solar2020/), including all the wire runs and hookups. A neighbor of mine who I've helped out and has done electrical work has done a more in depth project, including replacing a panel in his house with a different one (225A busbar, derated main breaker on it), 100% himself. The limits out here are that you have to do it on your primary residence - I can do anything I want (with permits and inspections) where I live, but I can't legally do electrical work on a rental. Nor can I do electrical work on anyone else's house (though, of course, I can provide a set of hands to help them out with wire pulls and such).