Sutherland Solargon 30

Solargon manufacturer Brian Propp outside the Sutherland Solargon 30 

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Willett Project Review

The Willett Solargon project was our largest to date. The combination of two Solargon 30-10 over a walkout basement with a large link gave the owners just over 2,300 sq. ft. of living space. This spacious dwelling will be interesting to follow as they add their solar P.V. system next spring.

Setting one of the last wall panels in the connecting link.

Get Small and Live Large

Buildings represent 71% of the consumption of electricity
in the U.S. and generate 39% of the nation's carbon
emissions. Clearly any plan to meet the climate change and
electricity generation capacity challenges must address buildings.

Cut your home utility bills — freeing money for
other things.

Increase your comfort even though you downsize

Reduce pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.

Increase national security.

Relax while energy-efficient technologies and
products continue producing these benefits for you
day after day, year after year.

Sand Creek Sunset

South west window view - Solargon 30.

Carrick and Sarah in Sand Creek

Sarah and Carrick have worked to get their off grid Solargon ready for the winter.

Go to Web Album to see more.

Hummingbird Ranch Solargon 30-10

We finally received some shots of the Hummingbird Ranch Solargon 30.

They finished the exterior of this  Solargon with stucco for low maintenance.

To see more pictures of this project go to the Web Album.