Texas-wide residential & commercial installs
Solar panels & solar systems installed across Texas
Lower your energy costs and add long-term value with a professionally installed solar system. We help you plan the layout, choose the right equipment, and install a clean, code-minded system built for Texas heat, hail, and wind.
- What we install
Solar options for homes and businesses
From single-family homes to commercial rooftops, we tailor the system to your goals, roof layout, and usage needs.
- Residential solar panel installs
- Roof-mounted panel installation with clean layout planning, weather-tight mounting, and a finished look that complements your home.
- Commercial solar panel installs
- Scalable installs for offices, shops, warehouses, and multi-unit properties—built for performance, safety, and long-term durability.
- System upgrades & add-ons
- Add panels, optimize placement, and improve system performance when you expand or change your energy needs.
- Install coordination & site readiness
- We help you prepare the site and coordinate the installation details so the project stays on schedule and the finished system is clean and reliable.
Installation ideas & inspiration
- Common layouts and mounting approaches we see across Texas homes, shops, and rural properties.
Solar system types
- We’ll help you choose the right system based on your goals: bill reduction, backup power, or full energy independence.
Grid-tied
- Most common option. Panels feed an inverter and offset your usage while staying connected to the utility. Great for maximizing savings.
- Best for: lowering bills
- Usually no battery required
- Interconnection required
Hybrid (grid + battery)
- Add a battery for backup power during outages and better self-consumption. Ideal for critical loads like refrigeration, lighting, and internet.
- Best for: savings + resilience
- Battery + hybrid inverter
- Backup circuits configured
Off-grid
- Designed to run without the utility. Requires larger battery storage and careful load planning—popular for rural properties and cabins.
- Best for: remote sites
- Battery bank required
- Generator-ready options
Panels, inverters & batteries
Equipment choices affect performance, shade tolerance, monitoring, and long-term reliability. We’ll help you match components to your roof layout and goals.
Panel types
- Monocrystalline: high efficiency, great for limited roof space
- Polycrystalline: cost-friendly option (less common on new installs)
- Bifacial: can produce more when mounted with reflective surfaces and airflow
Inverter options
- String inverter: simple, cost-effective for unshaded roofs
- Microinverters: panel-level conversion; strong for shade/complex roofs
- Optimizers: hybrid approach for performance + centralized inverter
Battery storage
- Backup critical loads (fridge, lights, outlets, internet)
- Increase self-consumption and reduce peak usage
- Plan for expansion (future battery add-on)
Mounting options
- We’ll recommend a mounting approach that fits your structure, sun exposure, and long-term maintenance access.
Roof mount
- Most common. Uses flashed attachments and rails to keep the roof weather-tight.
Ground mount
- Great for rural properties and when roof space is limited. Easier access for cleaning and service.
Carport / patio cover
- Dual-purpose structure that provides shade and power. Popular for driveways, RV covers, and outdoor living areas.
Sizing & production (how we plan it)
Your usage
- We start with your monthly kWh usage, seasonal A/C demand, and any future loads (EV, pool, workshop).
Sun exposure
- Roof pitch, orientation, and shading determine production. We plan a layout that balances output and aesthetics.
System size
- We size the system to your goals—partial offset, near-full offset, or battery-backed resilience.
- Production varies by location, shading, roof angle, and utility rules. We’ll review assumptions with you before install.
Texas considerations
Heat
- High temperatures can reduce output. We plan airflow, spacing, and equipment placement for performance and longevity.
Hail
- We prioritize quality panels and mounting hardware designed for impact resistance and harsh weather.
Wind
- Proper attachment, racking, and edge setbacks matter. We follow manufacturer specs and code-minded practices.
Permitting & interconnection
- Most grid-tied systems require permits and utility interconnection approval. Timelines vary by city/county and utility provider. We’ll help you understand what’s required for your location.
Installation process & timeline
1) Site review & design
- We review roof condition, electrical service, shading, and your goals to build a clear plan.
4) Inspection & utility approval
- Final inspection and utility permission to operate (PTO) for grid-tied systems.
2) Permits & scheduling
- We coordinate the paperwork and schedule the install window based on availability and inspections.
5) Monitoring & handoff
- We review monitoring, basic maintenance, and what to expect month-to-month.
3) Install day
- Mounting, wiring coordination, inverter setup, and cleanup. We aim for a neat finish and safe routing.
- Typical timeline: Many installs take 1–3 days on-site, but total project time can range from a couple weeks to several weeks depending on permitting and utility interconnection.
Maintenance, warranties & financing considerations
Maintenance
- Occasional cleaning (dust/pollen) if production drops
- Visual checks after major storms
- Keep tree growth trimmed to reduce shade
Warranties
- Panel performance warranties often span decades (varies by brand)
- Inverter warranties vary by type and manufacturer
- Workmanship warranty depends on installer scope
Off-grid
- Compare cash vs. financed total cost
- Ask about lien/loan terms and early payoff
- Understand utility rules and expected payback
- We’re not a lender. Financing availability and terms vary by provider and credit profile.
Solar panels & solar systems FAQ
- How many panels do I need?
- It depends on your monthly kWh usage, roof space, shading, and how much of your bill you want to offset. We’ll size the system to your goals and utility rules.
- Is solar worth it in Texas?
- Texas has strong sun and high A/C demand. Solar can be a practical upgrade, but results depend on your utility plan, roof exposure, and system sizing.
- Do solar panels work during a power outage?
- Most grid-tied systems shut off during outages for safety. A hybrid system with a battery can provide backup power to selected circuits.
- What’s the difference between microinverters and a string inverter?
- Microinverters convert power at each panel and can perform better on roofs with shade or multiple roof faces. String inverters are simpler and cost-effective for unshaded layouts.
- Can I add a battery later?
- Often, yes. We can plan the system with future battery expansion in mind, depending on the inverter and electrical setup.
- Will solar damage my roof?
- When installed correctly with proper flashing and attachment points, solar should remain weather-tight. Roof condition matters—older roofs may need repairs before installation.
- How long does installation take?
- Many installs take 1–3 days on-site. Total project time can take longer depending on permitting, inspections, and utility approval.
- Do I need permits?
- Most grid-tied systems require permits and utility interconnection approval. Requirements vary by city/county and utility provider.
- What maintenance is required?
- Solar systems are generally low maintenance. Occasional cleaning and post-storm checks are common, and monitoring helps spot performance changes.
- What about hail and wind?
- Quality panels and racking are designed for harsh weather, but no system is indestructible. We follow manufacturer specs and code-minded practices for mounting and setbacks.
- Can solar be installed on a metal roof?
- Yes—mounting methods vary by roof type. We’ll choose hardware appropriate for your roof material and structure.
- Can you install solar on a carport or patio cover?
- Yes. Solar carports and patio covers are a popular way to create shade while generating power. Ask us about options for your driveway or outdoor living space.
Tell us about your property and goals. We’ll help you plan a clean install and a system that fits your usage.