Boulder County
Longmont
Bigger roofs, less shade and a municipal utility with its own interconnection process. Often the best kWh per dollar in the county.
- Systems commissioned
- 121
- Median array size
- 7.9 kW DC
- Median first-year production
- 11,180 kWh
LongmontWhat we have learned here
Working in Longmont
- 01
Longmont roofs tend to be simpler and less shaded than Boulder's, so plain string inverters are viable more often here.
- 02
The municipal utility runs its own interconnection queue. Expect a slightly different timeline from Xcel territory, usually a week or two shorter.
- 03
Lots of 1970s and 1980s homes with R-19 attics. The audit almost always finds cheaper kWh in the attic than on the roof.
- 04
Hail exposure is high east of Hover. Class 4 shingles and hail-tested modules are the default specification.
Measured, not estimated
What our Longmont fleet looks like
Sample figures for this demo site, drawn from the systems we have commissioned in this town.
- 121Systems commissioned
- 7.9 kW DCMedian array size
- 11,180 kWhMedian first-year production
- About 25 minutesDrive time from our shop
Available in Longmont
Everything we install, here
Nearby
The other five towns
Book an energy audit in Longmont
Three to four hours on site, a written report in five business days, and a recommendation that might well be to spend less than you planned.