We’re proud to help homeowners switch to clean, affordable solar energy with full-service design, installation, and ongoing support.
Enter your average monthly electric bill and we'll estimate system size, possible savings, and a likely payback range.
~29 panels on your roof
Avg $170/mo back in your pocket
With 2.5% annual rate increase
After local rebates
We are dedicated to serving our neighbors with uncompromising integrity. We strive to honor the Lord in all we do by delivering high-quality roofing and solar installations with transparent pricing and exceptional care.
Solar Costs
A residential solar installation in Texas often lands between $18,000 and $28,000 before incentives. The final number depends on system size, equipment, electrical work, and how much energy the home actually uses.
If you are trying to decide whether solar is worth it, start with the numbers that matter most: total project cost, incentives, expected production, and realistic payback.
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Texas Utility Context
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Realistic Payback
Most Texas homeowners see solar break even in roughly 8–12 years depending on system size, utility rate, and financing.
The strongest path forward starts with understanding what your home actually needs — roof condition, energy usage, and which local incentives apply. We walk you through the real numbers so the decision is clear before you commit to anything.
Texas Snapshot
Most homeowners walk into their first quote with zero frame of reference. These are the cost ranges, timelines, and coverage benchmarks we see on Central Texas projects — so you're not starting from scratch. Your numbers will vary based on roof size, material, and carrier, but at least you'll know what ballpark you're in.
Typical residential solar range before credits and roof-related adders
Roof age is where insurance and timing questions usually start
A common claim window for detach-and-reset conversations after roof work
Typical solar payback range once the roof plan is already solid
When severe storms, hail, or strong winds hit Texas, homeowners often find themselves facing significant roofing damage. While insurance coverage can provide relief, the process of filing a claim and navigating approvals can feel overwhelming.
Solar financing can help replace unpredictable power bills with a steadier monthly plan built around your home and usage.
Many homeowners qualify for financing options that reduce the upfront barrier while the system starts offsetting utility power.
Learn what makes a solar and roofing project feel intentional instead of rushed.
From roof review and system design to permits, installation, and utility coordination, we’ll keep things organized so the process feels guided, not chaotic.
The right solar layout starts with your roof’s shape, any shade it gets, how your household uses electricity, and any work your roof may need before panels are installed.
A solid project keeps you informed at every step: inspection, design, permitting, installation, and follow-up.
The most common solar and roofing topics so you can find what you need faster.
Storm history, roof damage signs, and what to do after a hail event.
Claim language, detach-and-reset timing, depreciation, and the insurance details that change the job.
System cost, savings, incentives, and whether solar actually pencils out for your house.
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Our Texas Christmas Lights team installs professional holiday displays across Austin, from rooflines to trees to full-property layouts.
A short conversation can help you choose the right next step for your home.
