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Commercial solar that pencils — or a straight answer that it won’t

Solar placed in service by December 31, 2027 can still use the §48E federal credit (construction begun by July 4, 2026 gets a longer runway), and storage keeps its credit into the next decade. We model demand charges, load shape and roof structure — not just kWh.
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By property type

Every building type has a different load shape

Load shape, roof structure, outage cost and ownership decide commercial solar economics. Find yours.
Warehouse & DistributionAcres of flat roof, modest daytime load, and a lease that decides who actually benefits. We start with the roof and the lease, not the panels.Read more
Retail & Shopping CentersStore hours overlap solar hours, but rooftop HVAC units, multi-tenant meters and short leases shape what’s actually buildable.Read more
Office BuildingsWeekday load that tracks the sun, a roof that’s small relative to the floors below it, and building-performance rules that make every kWh count.Read more
RestaurantsWalk-ins that never shut off, a dinner rush after the sun sets, and an outage that can spoil a week’s inventory. Solar handles part of it; storage handles the rest.Read more
Apartments & MultifamilyIndividual tenant meters, a house meter for the common areas, and residents asking for EV chargers. The meter setup decides what solar can do.Read more
Churches & Houses of WorshipSunday-heavy loads, weekday roofs sitting in the sun, and a tax-exempt status that changes how federal credits reach you.Read more
Schools & CampusesA load that vanishes in June, flat roofs built for decades, and a public or nonprofit tax position that changes how incentives arrive.Read more
Farms & RanchesSeasonal pump loads, several meters spread across the property, a rural co-op’s rules, and plenty of ground for a ground mount.Read more
Municipal & Government FacilitiesWater and wastewater pumps that never stop, fire stations that must stay powered, and public procurement that sets the pace.Read more
Self-Storage FacilitiesRows of metal roofs over a building that uses almost no electricity. The net-metering cap, not the roof, sets the size.Read more
Car DealershipsAcres of inventory under the hail belt, a service bay full of chargers, and a lot that can hold far more solar than the showroom roof.Read more
Manufacturing & IndustrialBig motors, three-phase service and a bill where the demand charge rivals the energy charge. Storage often matters as much as solar.Read more

Get honest numbers for your roof

Our Colorado crew looks up your utility’s current rules, models your roof, and tells you straight — including when solar or a battery won’t pay off.

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