Long Branch, VA Solar Company, Panels, Installers, and Pricing with Lumina Solar
Long Branch, Virginia is a residential community located in Fairfax County, Northern Virginia, within the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. It is situated at approximately 38.8252° N latitude and 77.2644° W longitude. The area is primarily served by the 22032 and 22030 ZIP codes. As one of the established neighborhoods in Fairfax County, Long Branch is known for its tree-lined streets, established suburban housing, and proximity to numerous amenities and recreational areas.
Lumina Solar helps Long Branch homeowners and businesses go solar the easy way — from custom system design and permits to installation, incentives, and long-term support. Here’s how we can help:
Go solar for $0 upfront with a fixed monthly payment typically 20–30% below your current bill. Maintenance, monitoring, and warranty included.
A custom system sized for your Long Branch home cuts your energy bill 15–30% and shrinks your carbon footprint.
Full-scale solar arrays for businesses of all sizes — power your property and cut overhead month over month.
We handle every permit, utility interconnection, and inspection. You just handle the savings.
One expert team for roof and solar. We assess and, if needed, replace your roof so your system lasts decades.
Federal tax credits, Virginia rebates, property-tax breaks, and net metering — we make sure you claim every one you qualify for.
Store daytime energy for night use and keep the lights on during outages, cutting grid dependence even further.
900+ five-star reviews, NABCEP-accredited, and multiple Top Solar Contractor and Top Workplaces awards.
Your fixed lease payment stays put while utility rates keep climbing — so your savings grow every single year.
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Long Branch is bounded by Braddock Road to the north, Route 123 (Ox Road) to the west, and the Long Branch Stream Valley Park running through the center of the community. Nearby neighborhoods include Kings Park West, Bonnie Brae, and Fairfax City to the north and east, along with Burke to the south. The community is part of the Fairfax County Public Schools district, with students typically attending Long Branch Elementary School, Frost Middle School, and Woodson High School.
The demographic makeup of Long Branch reflects the diversity of Fairfax County. As of the most recent census data, the population of the area ranges from approximately 7,000 to 10,000 residents. The racial composition is about 62% White, 17% Asian, 10% Hispanic or Latino, 6% African American, and 5% from two or more races. The median household income in Long Branch is approximately $120,000, higher than the Virginia state average, and the median home value is around $530,000, reflecting the area’s desirable location and high quality of life.
Long Branch is organized as a residential subdivision rather than a traditional town or city, and it is governed as part of Fairfax County’s Braddock District. The area is notable for Long Branch Stream Valley Park, a green corridor that preserves native woodlands and provides walking and biking trails, playgrounds, and picnic areas. This park is central to the community’s identity and provides residents with easy access to nature and outdoor activities.
Public transportation is available via Fairfax Connector bus routes, and the area enjoys convenient access to major commuter routes including the Fairfax County Parkway, I-66, and the Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro station, which is approximately 10 minutes away by car. Shopping, dining, and services are easily accessible in nearby Fairfax City and the University Mall Shopping Center. The area also benefits from proximity to George Mason University, a major regional institution located just to the northeast.
Long Branch is a highly sought-after neighborhood due to its excellent schools, mature landscaping, strong civic engagement, and proximity to both urban and natural amenities. It continues to attract families, professionals, and retirees, making it one of Fairfax County’s most stable and desirable communities.
Long Branch, VA Solar Panel Installation Services
