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Durango, CO 81301

970-403-5004

Based in Durango, Colorado, Flatrock Solar is a locally owned and operated solar panel contractor and installer serving the Durango area from Cortez to Pagosa Springs and Silverton to Ignacio.  Flatrock Solar has been helping businesses, homeowners and non-profits convert Colorado sunshine into clean, renewable energy since 2010.  

Durango Solar - FAQs

Frequently asked questions about solar photovoltaic systems in Durango and their answers.  

What about maintenance?

Dan Diehl

Grid tied solar systems don't require maintenance.  There are no moving parts in the system and under normal operating conditions do not require any scheduled maintenance.  This is one of the great things about solar electric systems!

What services do you offer?

Dan Diehl

Flatrock Solar is a full service solar contractor specializing in solar electric or photovoltaic system design, procurement and installation.  We server the four corners area including Durango, Mancos, Dolores, Cortez, Bayfield, Ignacio, Pagosa Springs and the Aztec and Farmington areas.  The main service area includes the following zip codes: 81301, 81303, 81433, 81328, 81321, 87418, 87401, 87413, 87410, 81137, 81122 and 81147.  Our solar contracting service includes system design, financial analysis, procurement, installation and all required paperwork such as permitting and interconnection with the local utility.  For larger commercial projects we can expand our service area beyond the above residential area.  Please give us a call for a free, no obligation proposal.  You won't be disappointed by our solar contracting services!

What about batteries?

Dan Diehl

Most solar systems installed today are what is called 'grid-tied' and don't use batteries.  The solar panels on your roof convert the sun into electricity which is either used immediately in your house by lights, appliances, etc. or spins your meter backwards and is 'sold' back to the utility.  This extra power is most likely used by your neighbors so they can thank you for installing a solar system!

Will I need to remove snow from my solar panels?

Dan Diehl

The solar panels are made with glass which is very slippery.  The solar panels shed snow better than a metal roof such as Pro Panel.  Also they are a dark color and will warm up quickly in the sun.  There is no need to remove the snow from them, but if you feel the need, use a bamboo grass rake or a plastic rake; not metal.  You don't want to scratch the glass on the front of the panel.