Solar + backup options for Texas homeowners

Compare Home Solar and Battery Backup Options in Texas.

Keep your family comfortable—even when Texas power gets unpredictable. Explore solar and battery backup options matched to your home, energy needs and priorities.

  • Free request, no obligation
  • Texas-focused matching
  • Matched with one carefully selected provider
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Your Home
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Your Info
Step 1 of 2

Tell us about your home

Five quick answers. About 45 seconds.

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Do you own your home?

Ownership helps determine which home energy options may be available.

What is your average monthly electric bill?

Your bill range helps size the opportunity. No statement or account number is needed.

How much shade does your roof get?

Shade can affect solar production. A quick estimate is enough.

When would you like to start?

Your timing helps identify a provider able to work with your schedule.

How are you considering paying?

This helps frame options to compare. You are not making a financing decision.

Your information is secure with us.

Your request may be shared with one carefully selected solar provider—never a mass-call list.

Step 2 of 2

Where should we send your options?

We use your ZIP to match your home with available coverage.

If known, this can help refine utility-plan assumptions in a home-specific estimate.

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Private by designOnly the details needed to qualify and route your request.
Made for Texas homesLocal coverage and home-specific conditions guide the match.
Compare on your termsReview the proposal carefully before deciding what feels right.
Energy that stays close to home

Solar and battery backup designed around Texas homes.

Solar can offset daytime energy use. The right battery and backup configuration can also support the parts of home life you want to keep running.

  • Confirm which circuits and appliances the proposed backup can support.
  • Compare equipment, warranties, financing and total cost.
  • Choose only when the proposal fits your roof, usage and priorities.
Solar + home backupA quieter kind of readiness.
Home protected
A clear way forward

How your Texas solar quote works.

Share the essentials, review one relevant match and keep control of the decision.

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Tell us about your home

Answer the few questions needed to understand ownership, bill range, shade and available coverage.

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Check available matches

Your ZIP and basic home details help identify one participating provider that may serve your area.

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Review before you decide

Review the complete proposal, assumptions, warranties and backup capabilities before signing anything.

Solar planning example

Explore a Texas home energy bill scenario.

Adjust both inputs to explore an illustrative grid-bill reduction. System payments and financing costs are not included.

Illustrative planning exampleAdjust the inputs below. Results are not a quote or savings guarantee.
$163Illustrative monthly grid-bill reduction
$1,950Illustrative annual grid-bill reduction
$88Illustrative remaining grid bill

Planning illustration only—not a quote, savings guarantee or financial projection. It does not include system payments, loan or lease terms, maintenance or provider pricing. Actual grid-bill results depend on system design, usage and utility/export-credit rules.

Common questions

Texas solar and backup questions, answered.

Clear starting points for comparing home energy proposals.

Pricing varies with system size, equipment, roof complexity, battery storage, financing and provider. Ask for both the cash price and financed price, then compare total payments rather than relying only on a monthly payment.

A properly designed installation should account for roof condition, attachment method, flashing, drainage and applicable warranties. Ask who is responsible for roof penetrations and future roof work before signing.

Solar panels alone typically do not keep a home powered during an outage. Backup capability depends on the battery, inverter, system controls and which circuits are configured. Ask the provider to explain the proposed backup design in writing.

The answer depends on whether you own the system, have a loan, lease or PPA, and the contract’s transfer or payoff terms. Review those provisions before signing because they can affect a future sale or refinance.

No single rule applies to every residential customer. Export credits and buyback terms vary by retail electric provider, utility territory and plan, so current terms should be verified for the home address.
Start before the next interruption

Build your Texas solar and backup plan with confidence.

A free request takes about a minute. Review one relevant match and decide at your own pace.

No purchase required.Your request may be matched with one participating provider—not sent to multiple companies.
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