WI-057-20 MGE Dane County Airport

Our 11.4 MW project unfolds with the precision of GPS-guided pile driving and the grace of Soltec-Ground Single Axis Trackers. In the heartland of Madison, WI, where the sky meets ambition, we navigate the future, blending cutting-edge technology with a harmonious commitment to elevate not just structures, but the aspirations that soar alongside, creating a legacy that echoes in the proximity of progress.

VA-074-22 VA – Randolf Solar

Why are solar projects important to farm owner? Why is grading important for a solar farm? And why are there different fasteners - read more about this 4.2 MW solar project using a Single Axis Tracker system.

TX-062-20 Alamo 5 Solar Expansion

Conquering Caliche on the Alamo Project: How We Tamed the Tough Terrain - With the partnership with Sunfolding we undertook a pioneering project comprising the installation of 4,256 foundation piles and 17,010 modules.

TX Portfolio

Estos proyectos, con una capacidad total de 6.9 MW, representan un importante avance hacia la adopción de energía limpia y renovable en la región, contribuyendo así al impulso de un futuro más sostenible.

TN-073-22 BOLIVAR ENERGY AUTHORITY PV

Silicon Ranch Corp., an independent power producer and community-focused renewable energy company, Bolivar Energy Authority (BEA) and Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) have opened the 3.25 MW AC Bolivar Solar Farm in Hardeman County, Tenn

Re-pair, Re-power, Re-commission

In the world of solar, occasional repairs are a part of the journey. Our expert technicians are dedicated to ensuring your solar system runs smoothly, addressing any issues, including broken panels, with precision and efficiency. Trust us to keep your clean energy investment performing optimally.

Project AZ-11/12-19 Pile Load Testing

Pile Load Testing helps to reduce cost and avoids economic losses if interpreted the right way. Sometimes project developers are getting the sticker shock when they hear the price for a load test, especially when it is a small project where the cost impact is high. Let’s us convince you that it is in your best interest that this is done professionally with the proper procedures.

Project 70 – Fresno Cogen Solar Project

Synchronized pile driving is not Olympic, but we had a tight schedule as the system needed to be done at a certain day in April, so we pushed it! The soil conditions were not favorable so we had to deal with refusals, but it all worked out.

Project 7 Baldock

Adjacent to farm fields on one side and a safety rest area on the other, the Baldock Solar Station is a 1.75dc Megawatt solar array at the French Prairie Safety Rest Area (formerly Baldock), south of Wilsonville on Interstate 5 in unincorporated Clackamas County. The 6,994 panel array sits on about seven acres of ODOT property on the east side of the northbound rest area, producing approximately 1.97 million kilowatt-hours of clean, renewable, homegrown energy annually.

Project 63 – Little Rock

Faster , faster , faster , but at the same time we need the precision otherwise the project will suffer the consequences later on. Like the old saying : " You need a strong foundation to built a long lasting house"

Project 401 Inspection & Maintenance Bakersfield

Inspection and maintenance - why - things break and things need to be maintained. Especially Outdoors! We are the boots on the ground that is why we call it I&M as we are not necessarily doing the O -Operation!

Project 33 Rio Rancho & Sue Cleveland

Rio Rancho public schools have completed two ground-mounted solar arrays at Cleveland and Rio Rancho High Schools. Each system is approximately 1,200-kilowatts and consists of more than 4,000 solar panels. Together they are expected to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions equal to taking 632 passenger cars off the road. What became a successful project - started literally "rocky" - we saw quit some refusals which had to be mitigated in a timely fashion.
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Project 30 Valencia

It is very gratifying for all project members to see the finished product. At that time you forget all the nights you had to deal with the elements, animals, break ins, thefts, vandalism, technical difficulties and the schedule.

Project 27 Orange

It's not easy when the temperature is -4, you have snow on the ground and the schedule is tight. Then you have to come up with a different game plan to stake the points , string the rows and get the project going.

Project 254 Test Loading & Geotech Support Hanford

To get the ball rolling on a Ground-Mount Solar installation you need to conduct a test loading procedure to evaluate the load bearing capacity of the ground besides other factors. See what we did for this client.

Project 190 – Red Bluff 11.4MW

In a 7 week time-frame, Sunstall installed 30,240 solar panels at the Sierra Pacific Industries in Red Bluff California. This project is expected to provide about 30 years’ worth of savings to the company and will generate power for the windows division plant and office in Red Bluff, California.

Project 171/172 St. Louis & Thomas Creek

St. Louis & Thomas Creek We implemented adaptive Lean Management - We are implementing lean constructions methods and procedures wherever possible to improve labor efficiency. quality and safety.

Project 168 – Bonanza

The Bonanza Solar Plant (Bonanza) is located in Bonanza, Oregon in the United States. The 6.8 MWDC solar plant was acquired from leading US developer, Cypress Creek Renewables, LLC,. But before the plant could go operational some rocks had to be moved and holes for the foundations had to be pre-drilled.

Project 160 – Eagle Point 13.4MW

The Eagle Point power plant is expected to generate more than 22 GWh of clean energy annually, equivalent to avoiding 16,000 tons of CO2 emissions each year.

Project 143 – 384 BMK

The goal was to save energy for our client and landlord - so we persuaded him to go solar - with success! We installed a roof mounted PV system at the Bel Marin Keys office building using Solarworld modules, Solectria inverters and an aerocompact racking system.

Project 141 – Cooley Quarry

A sea of 4,354 solar panels installed at a former rock quarry just outside northwest Novato is expected to begin powering 300 homes in 30 days. The project stands at 6.5 feet tall on 11.5 acres of the 952-acre quarry where serpentine rock was once mined. This Nextracker install had some challenges but we were able to make it work and complete the project within the given time frame - see more.

Project 112 – Eureka Solar Roof

Semper Paratus - [always ready] assumes you have a plan, equipment, people and resources at the site at the right time. Then the carefully crafted plan can be properly executed including any adjustments required for unforseen project circumstances. Not always the case as we know!

Project 107 – Whitethorne

Mounting Systems collaborated with Sunstall Inc., the experts in solar pile driving, towards the completion of the on-site installation of Mounting System’s ground mount system for Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and operated under solar contractor Juwi of Boulder, CO, who developed and oversaw the construction of the PV project.

OK-029-20 Durant

6.1 MW, Choctaw Nation Solar Farm in Calera is among the largest solar installations in Oklahoma. Completed in 2020, this solar project has enough electric capacity to power more than 773 homes.

NY-069-21 Quiet Meadows Farm I & ll

In a two-site solar installation project (5.8/7.5 MW), we confront a landscape marked by intricate challenges. Precision, coordination, and adaptability become indispensable virtues as we navigate the complexities inherent in such endeavors.

NC-073-23 Perendale

We installed a 9.8 MW single-axis tracker system, made by Schletter, also a German company. This is the first of its kind in the US.

NC-019-21 Hertford

Solar project in Ahoskie, NC—13.9 MW strong! We're using the FTC Single Axis Tracker system to make our panels follow the sun for maximum power. It's our way of bringing smart and clean energy to North Carolina.

MD-016-21 Sassafras

The ATI single-axis tracker system implemented in the 2.4 MW project in Frederick, Maryland, stands as a testament to cutting-edge solar technology and sustainable energy solutions.

KS-088-21 – Powering the Heart of Kansas

Sunstall expands its presence in the Midwest with the KS-088-21 Kanza solar installation – a 1.4 MW project powered by ATI Trackers. Discover how advanced tracking technology optimizes energy output and supports a greener future in the heart of Kansas.

IL-131-24 Fox Metro North

Sunstall completed the Fox Metro North solar project in Illinois under harsh winter conditions. Despite snow, wind, and limited daylight, the team maintained efficiency, ensured safety, and delivered a high-performing fixed-tilt system designed for year-round reliability.

CA-124-24 PEG System

Innovation is driving the future of solar energy, enabling more efficient and cost-effective solutions. The PEG® system exemplifies this progress by optimizing land use and simplifying installation. With advanced technologies like automation and precision planning, the industry continues to evolve, overcoming challenges and ensuring that solar energy remains a sustainable and viable solution for the future.

CA-106-23 Feather Falls Casino

A 4.57 MW solar installation at Feather Falls Casino marks a milestone in the Mooretown Rancheria’s path toward energy independence and sustainability. Completed by Sunstall in October 2024, the project reflects a shared commitment to clean power, community values, and long-term performance.

CA-020-21 Humboldt

The clean energy microgrid features a 2.5-megawatt (MW) solar photovoltaic array that is DC-coupled to a 2.3-MW (9 megawatt-hour) battery energy storage system, comprised of three Tesla Megapacks. It also includes a microgrid control system, with protection and isolation devices that interfaces directly with PG&E’s distribution control center.

CA-019-25 VB Dairy 2 – VandenBerg

We’re celebrating our 100th project with Coldwell and OMCO Solar—a testament to our strong partnership and commitment to innovation. This milestone featured the return of the OMCO Tracker system, enhancing efficiency with Single-Axis Tracker technology, which boosts energy output by up to 25%. Overcoming challenges together, we continue to drive progress in solar energy solutions.