Centennial State Solar connects homeowners anywhere in Colorado with licensed local installers. One short form, one honest quote, no obligation.
Why solar in Colorado
The federal residential clean energy credit can cover a large share of system cost. Your installer will confirm your current eligibility and timeline.
Colorado exempts qualifying solar equipment from state sales tax, and most counties offer property-tax exemptions on the added value.
Utility rates across the state have climbed steadily. Locking in your own production is the one bill you can actually control.
How it works
ZIP, roughly what you pay, and whether you own. That's enough to match you to the right installer.
Your request goes to a licensed Colorado installer who actually works your area — not a national call center.
You get a real design and price for your roof. Move forward, or don't. There's no fee for the quote.
Statewide coverage
Different utilities, different net-metering rules, different snow loads. We route your request to installers who know your part of the state.
Common questions
Yes. Panels are installed at an angle, and dark glass sheds snow quickly on sunny days. Annual production estimates already account for snow cover. Cold air actually improves panel efficiency.
It depends on your usage, roof, and utility. Most Colorado homes land in a range your installer can narrow down quickly once they see your bill and roof. The quote is free and specific to your house.
A licensed Colorado solar installer in our partner network. We don't sell your information to lead marketplaces or dozens of companies.
For rooftop solar, yes. If you rent, ask your landlord — or look into community solar programs offered by many Colorado utilities.