We offer a no-pressure consultation to help figure out if going solar works for you. First, we'll gather all 12 months of your past energy use in Colorado. That's what makes our Colorado quotes as accurate as possible, by both the amount by which we can offset your use and the cost/savings potential of going solar. By learning how your usage fluctuates from month to month, and because both solar production and utility rates fluctuate as well, knowing all 12 months makes the quotes as accurate and personalized as possible. We'll then use our remote proprietary design tool to engineer a custom solar solution for your home. Of course, we also complete all of the interconnection paperwork on your behalf. And finally, we use local solar experts to install your solar system hassle-free.

This depends on your Colorado usage history. When you request an iQuote, Sungevity will use our proprietary design tool to look at your roof and determine how many Colorado solar panels it can accommodate.

Colorado Solar panels last a long time so it makes sense to avoid having to remove and reinstall them. Your Solar Consultant will help you assess the need to re-roof.

Shade reduces the amount of electricity your Colorado solar energy system can produce. Our remote solar design team will work to position your panels where they will get maximum sun exposure. On occasion, we find that a roof is too shady to make solar feasible.

Colorado solar systems generally require very little maintenance. If you lease a system, we guarantee your system's energy production. If you ever have any questions about what maintenance is necessary, please contact us at customerservice@sungevity.com.

In the event of a Colorado blackout, your inverter will automatically shut down for safety reasons. Thus you will not have electricity until power is restored to the grid.

Yes, Sungevity offers battery solutions with your grid-tied solar system in Colorado.

Colorado Solar panels need sun to generate electricity, but even in areas with bad weather your system will still produce. If you live in a cloudy area, or an area with seasonal snow, your expected weather conditions will be factored into our estimates for your energy production.

Colorado Solar systems continue to produce even when it's cloudy. For example, on a cloudy day, your panels might produce 30% of what they normally would. If you live in a cloudy area, or an area with seasonal snow, your expected weather conditions will be factored into our estimates for your energy production.