Solar Panel Installation in Cimarron Hills, Colorado
We design Cimarron Hills solar around the sun your site actually gets, then add storage so the power stays on.
What your Cimarron Hills install includes
- Permit filed with the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department
- Utility interconnection paperwork handled
- Design for local roofs and weather
- Battery backup options: Enphase, Tesla Powerwall, Franklin and EG4
- 10-year workmanship warranty
Going solar in Cimarron Hills
Cimarron Hills is an unincorporated El Paso County community on the east side of Colorado Springs, near Peterson Space Force Base and Powers Boulevard, with about 20,000 residents. The Census Bureau's 2020–2024 estimates show about 20,000 residents in Cimarron Hills; about 70% of homes are owner-occupied and about 70% are detached houses.
Cimarron Hills is unincorporated El Paso County, so building permits go through the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department (PPRBD). We prepare the drawings, file with PPRBD and schedule the inspections.
Your utility: Colorado Springs Utilities or Mountain View Electric Association (MVEA)
Mountain View Electric Association (MVEA), a member-owned co-op, serves Cimarron Hills, so Xcel's battery rebates don't apply. We follow MVEA's interconnection process and check what it currently offers.
Designing for your site
Suburban El Paso County homes mostly have straightforward roofs, but hail is a real risk. We use hail-rated panels and check your roof and panel on the first visit.
Battery backup in Cimarron Hills
In Cimarron Hills, the utility can vary by address, so we confirm it before we talk about programs. We are certified on Enphase, Tesla Powerwall, Franklin and EG4, and we add batteries to existing solar.
Xcel's battery rebates don't apply to Colorado Springs Utilities or Mountain View Electric Association (MVEA) meters.
Already have solar? See how we add a battery to an existing system. More on solar battery backup in Colorado.
Cimarron Hills solar installation FAQs
Who issues the solar permit for a home in Cimarron Hills?
The Pikes Peak Regional Building Department (PPRBD) permits solar in unincorporated El Paso County, including Cimarron Hills. We handle the PPRBD filing and inspections.
Which utility serves Cimarron Hills?
Cimarron Hills is MVEA territory. The co-op has its own interconnection and rate rules, and we design the system around them.
Can I add a battery to solar in Cimarron Hills later?
Yes, and it's a common plan. We note where a battery would go during the solar design and confirm the equipment will work with the brands we install.
Can solar work on an older Cimarron Hills roof?
These neighborhoods are mostly single-family homes with good roof space. We check roof age, hail damage and panel capacity before designing. We'll tell you plainly if solar doesn't make sense for your site.
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