• Worker on a wet shingled roof with a yellow safety rope, toolbox, and power drill among roofing tools backlit by daylight.
  • Two construction workers in orange safety jackets kneel on a shingled roof, connecting electrical cables under a solar panel setup.
  • Two workers wearing safety harnesses install electrical equipment on a sloped shingle roof, with cables and tools nearby.
  • Two workers in orange jackets on a roof with safety gear and climbing ropes.
  • Open toolbox with a red cordless drill and a black APSYSTEM tool bag, on a dirty work cart with ropes in the background.
  • Close-up of a rain-dappled electrical control module mounted on a trailer, with cables and connectors plugged in.
  • Two workers in orange safety gear install a solar panel on a sloped roof, with ropes and tools nearby.
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Timber Creek Community Brings Solar-Ready Homes to Bellingham

Ecotech Solar is helping power the Timber Creek Community, an 82-home development currently under construction in Bellingham, Washington. Built by local contractor Skeers Construction, each home is designed with future solar expansion in mind and features APsystems DS3 microinverters.

As of December 2025, approximately half of the homes have been completed. On average, each residence includes three APsystems microinverters, providing homeowners with a strong solar foundation that can be easily expanded over time.
“APsystems microinverters helped make this project successful by maximizing energy production and ensuring reliable performance across every panel,” said Amy Vergillo of Ecotech Solar. “Their flexible design also simplified installation, helping the project stay on schedule while making future system expansion simple and easy for homeowners.”

The project showcases how microinverter technology can help builders and homeowners create flexible, future-ready solar communities.