Turn your building into an asset that lowers operating costs.
Electricity is one of the few operating expenses you can lock down. A commercial solar system offsets your usage with power generated on your own roof, carport, or land — engineered and installed by a licensed Colorado contractor.
Why Colorado businesses go solar
Commercial buildings often have exactly what solar needs: large, unshaded roof area and steady daytime electricity usage. We design systems around your actual load profile and rate structure — not a one-size-fits-all layout — so the economics stand on their own.
Offset Operating Costs
Generate power during the hours your business uses it most, reducing what you buy from the utility year after year.
Commercial Incentives
Commercial systems may qualify for the federal investment tax credit and accelerated depreciation. We map out what applies to your project — and recommend confirming specifics with your tax advisor.
Licensed & Insured Contractor
Structural review, electrical engineering, permitting, and utility interconnection — handled by one accountable local team.
Flat roofs, standing seam, carports, or open land — we design around your site, your usage, and your utility's rules.
How a commercial project works
Commercial solar involves more engineering and utility coordination than residential — we manage the full process so your operations aren't disrupted.
Usage & Site Analysis
We review your utility bills, rate structure, and site conditions to size a system around your real consumption.
Engineering & Design
Structural and electrical engineering, layout design, and a production estimate you can take to your CFO or lender.
Permits & Interconnection
We handle building permits and the utility's commercial interconnection process, including any required studies.
Installation & Commissioning
Our crews install and commission the system, coordinate inspections, and set up monitoring so you can track production.
See what your building could produce.
Send us a few recent utility bills and we'll model a system around your real usage — production, offset, and incentives included.
Rooftop, carport, or ground mount?
Most commercial projects use the roof — flat membrane roofs with ballasted racking or metal roofs with clamp-on attachments. When roof space is limited, solar carports add shaded parking while generating power, and businesses with open land can consider ground-mounted arrays.
We evaluate all viable options at your site and show you the tradeoffs in cost, production, and maintenance before you commit to a direction.
How do the economics work?
Commercial solar economics depend on your utility's rate structure, how much of your usage the system can offset, and which incentives your business qualifies for. Commercial systems may be eligible for the federal investment tax credit and accelerated depreciation (MACRS), which can significantly improve payback.
We model the numbers with your actual bills — not generic assumptions — and encourage you to review incentive details with your tax professional before finalizing a project.
Questions business owners ask us
Straight answers about commercial solar — real numbers from your bills, not a sales script.
Put your roof to work.
Get a free commercial solar assessment with honest numbers built from your actual usage — no inflated projections, no pressure.
Locally owned and operated in Colorado. Fully licensed and insured. Curious about the numbers first? Try our solar savings calculator or see ways to pay for solar.
Commercial solar across the Front Range
We design and install commercial systems throughout Colorado's major metros. See local details for your city:
- Commercial Solar in Denver
- Commercial Solar in Colorado Springs
- Commercial Solar in Aurora
- Commercial Solar in Lakewood
- Commercial Solar in Thornton
- Commercial Solar in Arvada
- Commercial Solar in Westminster
- Commercial Solar in Boulder
- Commercial Solar in Greeley
- Commercial Solar in Longmont
- Commercial Solar in Pueblo