The sunniest part of Colorado deserves the best solar deal.

Colorado del Sol connects homeowners in Pueblo, the San Luis Valley, and across Southern Colorado with licensed local installers. Free quote, no pressure, no national call center.

Why here, why now

Big sun. Big bills. Easy math.

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Among the highest solar resource in the U.S.

The San Luis Valley sits at 7,500 ft with thin, dry air and very few cloudy days. Panels here simply produce more.

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Some of the highest electric rates in the state

Southern Colorado households often pay well above the Front Range per kilowatt-hour. That makes every panel pay back faster.

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Federal credit plus state exemptions

A 30% federal tax credit, no state sales tax on equipment, and property-tax exemptions on added value. Your installer confirms what applies to you.

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Installers who know this region

Different co-ops, different interconnection rules, adobe and metal roofs. We route you to people who work here every week.

Get your free solar quote

About a minute. Your info goes to one local installer, not a dozen.

1. Tell us about the house

ZIP, roughly what you pay, whether you own. Enough to match you properly.

2. One local installer calls

Licensed in Colorado, working Southern Colorado. They look at your roof and your bill.

3. You decide

A real design and a real price. Go ahead or walk away — the quote costs nothing.

Who we serve

Pueblo to the Valley, and every road between.

Whether you're on Black Hills Energy, San Isabel Electric, Xcel, SLV REC, or another co-op, net-metering and interconnection work a little differently. Our partner installers handle that paperwork for you.

Black Hills EnergySan Isabel ElectricSLV Rural ElectricXcel EnergySoutheast Colorado Power

Questions

Before you fill out the form.

Is my adobe or metal roof a problem?

No. Standing-seam metal is one of the easiest roofs to put solar on, and installers in this region work with flat and adobe-style roofs regularly. Ground mounts are also common on larger lots.

What does the wind do to panels down here?

Systems are engineered to local wind-load codes, which in Southern Colorado are strict. Your installer's design and permit account for it.

Who actually contacts me?

A licensed Colorado solar installer in our partner network who serves your area. We don't resell your information.

Do you serve rural addresses?

Yes. Rural properties, wells, and outbuildings are common here — tell us in the form and we'll route accordingly.

Let's see what your roof can do.

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