In Bellingham’s Puget neighborhood—where tall trees meet winding trails and friendly neighbors stop to chat—a couple recently took a big step toward energy independence. They kept noticing more and more rooftops in their area had solar installed, and it didn’t take long before they decided it was time to make the switch too.

And like many of their neighbors, they chose Ecotech Solar.

A Neighborhood Trend Worth Following

What started as a curiosity quickly turned into confidence as they heard story after story from friends just down the street: “It seemed like every other house on the block had gone solar with Ecotech,” they said.
Their experience confirmed what so many others had already discovered: going solar with Ecotech is a smooth, well-supported process from start to finish.

Charging Their EV With the Sun

One of the most rewarding parts of their solar installation? Knowing that their electric vehicle is now powered by the sun. Instead of plugging into the grid, they’re using clean, renewable energy generated right on their own roof to get where they’re going—saving money and reducing their carbon footprint every mile of the way.
Their 10.58 kilowatt system is projected to produce about 10,092 kilowatt-hours of electricity in the first year alone—enough to offset most of their household needs and charge their EV.

Simple Living, Sustainable Power

They enjoy a low-maintenance yard and daily walks on the nearby trails that connect their neighborhood to green spaces and parks—small routines that reflect a bigger lifestyle shift toward sustainability.
Goingsolar was the next natural step.

“It feels good to know that our roof is working for us,” they shared. “We’re reducing our bills, powering our car, and investing in something that makes a real difference.”

A Brighter Puget Neighborhood

With so many homes in the Puget neighborhood making the move to solar, there’s a growing sense of community pride—neighbors helping neighbors create a cleaner, more resilient energy future.