
What to consider before going solar
You’ve probably heard a few reasons why you should go solar. Save money. Protect the environment. Energy independence. Self reliance. But there are valid reasons that make solar a poor solution.
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Want to know more? Check out our blog where you’ll learn helpful information such as how to recognize a poor quality solar proposal before you are locked into a contract you regret. Or, what happens when the power goes out? Or, does solar actually save me money? Have more questions? Contact us, either through the office links at the top of the page or the contact form at the bottom.
Residential Solar
You’ve already made one great investment by purchasing your home.
Gone are the days of massive, cloudy solar panels. Today’s sleek panels are available in many designs, from all black panels that almost blend into a dark roof to the blue cells in the photo to the right. With improved aesthetics and longevity of over 25 years, solar power adds exceptional value to your home by providing tangible savings on your electric bill for decades. When paired with a battery system, you’ll gain resilience, maintaining power when the grid goes down.

Commercial Solar
Reduce your overhead by generating your own power.
If you own a business, solar can improve your bottom line by giving you control of your energy costs. You’ll also benefit from accelerated depreciation on your system.
For people using backup generators, or UPS power supplies on computers, solar power becomes even more valuable. By incorporating batteries to augment your solar power, you’ll maintain uptime without needing to keep a supply of fuel on site. It’s a perfect solution to keep you running when the grid is down.
agriculture and solar
Stabilization for the future.
It’s a fact that few businesses are as impacted by climate change as agriculture. If you’re farmer or rancher, solar is the simplest way to make your property more resilient. Solar not only offsets your electrical usage, it allows you to do your part in reducing climate change.
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Locations
We maintain two primary locations in Aurora, Colorado and Andrews, Texas with a warehouse in Seminole, Texas. In addition to providing solar throughout much of Colorado and West Texas, we service south and west Minnesota, South Dakota, and can tap into a network of installers to support much of the United States.