Home solar doesn’t have to be complicated.

Using some basic data like your current electricity consumption and home occupancy, we will suggest the ideal number and type of panels for your situation. Start your home solar design now to see what your perfect setup will look like and how much it will cost.

All solar and battery projects are eligible for a 30% federal investment tax credit, which gives you 30% of your purchase price back at the time of filing your taxes. We recommend speaking to your tax advisor to see if you qualify.

Texas unfortunately does not have any state-wide rebates or incentives for installing solar, however, many municipalities and utilities do. Our advisors will help you identify these opportunities and make sure you can benefit from any available incentives.

The return on investment for solar varies depending on your unique situation, however, most homeowners see their solar systems pay back between 8 to 10 years after installation. 

We use top-tier modules which can withstand ½" hail falling at 50 miles per hour. We recommend that all homeowners include their solar systems in their homeowner’s insurance policy. That way, if damage does occur, your insurance will cover the cost of removing and replacing your panels.

If your solar system is connected to the grid, it will shut off in an outage event to protect first responders and utility workers repairing the grid. However, pairing a home battery with solar can provide backup power in the event of an outage. If energy independence and protection from outages is an important reason why you’re going solar, we recommend including one or more batteries in your solar design.

Absolutely, yes! Metal roof installations are simple, the solar racking attaches to the metal ridges and does not require making roof penetrations.