Texas Solar Panel Installation Done Right
A new solar system installed by the crew Texas homeowners call when someone else’s install goes wrong. Custom design, permits, a clean install and documented proof that your system is producing, all from one licensed Texas team.
- Licensed & insured
- Texas-owned
- Certified across major solar brands
- 5.0 on Google
Most Solar Problems Start on Install Day
Leaking roof attachments. Loose connections. Panels that never produced what the proposal promised. An installer who stopped answering the phone. None of that shows up on day one. It shows up years later, on your roof and on your bill.
We see the results on the systems we are called to remove, reset and repair across Texas. So when we install a new system, we build it the way we wish every system had been built: sealed, documented and proven to work.
Solar is a long-term investment that will sit on your roof for decades. It should be installed by people who will still be around to service it.
Every new install includes
- Roof, electrical and shading assessment
- Custom system design and production estimate
- Permits, HOA and utility paperwork
- Flashed and sealed roof attachments
- Production verified before we call it done
- Monitoring set up on your phone
- Signed install report with photos
- Written workmanship warranty
Our 6-Step Solar Installation Process
From the first roof visit to the first kilowatt-hour, every step is planned, documented and shared with you. No guessing about what happens next.
Assess
We inspect your roof, structure, electrical panel and shading, and review 12 months of electric bills to size the system to how your home actually uses power.
You getA site report and an honest answer on whether solar fits your home.
Design
We lay out the array, select panels, inverters and racking for your roof, and prepare engineered plans with a production estimate.
You getA custom design, production estimate and written, itemized quote.
Permit
We prepare the city permit, the HOA submittal when needed and the interconnection application with your utility, then track every approval.
You getStatus updates until every approval is in hand.
Install
Our licensed crew installs flashed attachments, racking, panels, inverters and wiring, keeps the roof watertight and leaves the site clean.
You getPhotos of every stage, including what ends up hidden under the panels.
Inspect
We meet the city inspector on site and coordinate the utility’s final approval, called permission to operate, before the system goes live.
You getA passed inspection and permission to operate.
Activate
We power the system up, confirm production with monitoring and meter readings, set up your app and walk you through how everything works.
You getA signed install report, monitoring access and your warranty documents.
Installed. Inspected. Proven.
You do not get a handshake and a hope. You get a signed report showing what we installed, how it was installed and the production readings that prove it works.
Built Like We Will Be Back to Service It
Because we will. Repairs, maintenance and remove-and-reset are what we do every day, so we install with the next 25 years in mind.
Watertight roof attachments
Every attachment is flashed and sealed, then photographed before a panel ever covers it. Your roof stays a roof.
Brands we know inside out
Tesla, Enphase, SolarEdge, Fronius and other major brands, installed to manufacturer specs so your equipment warranties stay valid.
Clean, code-compliant wiring
Conduit, labeling and grounding done to code and to a standard we would be happy to open again years from now.
Sized to your bills, not a quota
System size comes from your usage, your roof and your goals, not from whatever package is easiest to sell.
Ready for battery storage
Designed so a battery can be added on day one or later, for backup power and more control over your energy.
One local team after install
The same Texas crew handles questions, repairs and the remove-and-reset when your roof needs work in the future.
What You Should Expect From Your Installer
The cheapest quote often hides the shortcuts. Here is what a solar installation should include, and what you get with us.
| What to check | Shortcut install | Remove Solar Reset |
|---|---|---|
| Who installs it | Whoever the sales company subcontracts that week | A TDLR-licensed Texas crew (license #40730) |
| Roof attachments | Sealed and covered, never seen again | Flashed, sealed and photographed before panels go on |
| Proof it works | "The system is on" | Production verified and a signed install report |
| After the install | A call center, or nobody | The same local team for service and repairs |
| When you replace your roof | Not their problem | Remove and reset is our core service |
| What you keep on file | A contract and an invoice | Design, permits, photos, readings and warranty |
Is Your Home Ready for Solar?
Tap everything that is true for your home. It is not a quote, just a quick read on how good a fit solar is before we visit.
Is Solar Right for Your Home?
Solar works best on a sound roof with good sun exposure, in a home that uses enough electricity to make the savings count. We look at all of it before we recommend a system, and we will tell you if the numbers do not work.
Check your roof first. If your roof is near the end of its life, replace it before the panels go on. It costs far less than paying for a solar panel removal for roof replacement a few years later.
Think about shade and orientation. South and west facing roof planes with little shade produce the most. Trees, chimneys and dormers change the design, and we account for them in the production estimate.
Know your usage. Your past bills tell us how big the system should be. Bigger is not always better if you would export most of it for little credit.
Already have solar?
Moving your panels to a new roof or home? See solar panel relocation.
Roof damaged by hail or a storm? We handle detach and reset for insurance claims.
Replacing an old system? Start with solar panel removal and disposal.
Remove Solar Reset is licensed by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR license #40730). You can verify our license on the TDLR website.
The Right Equipment for Your Roof
We are not tied to one manufacturer, so we recommend what fits your roof, your shading and your goals. Microinverters, optimizers or a string inverter, panels sized for your roof planes, and battery storage when it makes sense.
We install Tesla, Enphase, SolarEdge, Fronius and other major brands to manufacturer specifications, which keeps your equipment warranties valid and your system easy to service for decades.
Installing Solar Across Texas
Our crew is based in Plano (600 W Plano Pkwy, Ste 42). Most of our installs are across Dallas–Fort Worth and North Texas, and we take on projects throughout the state. Not sure if we cover your city? Call (469) 283-1089. Areas we serve include:
- Dallas
- Fort Worth
- Plano
- Frisco
- McKinney
- Allen
- Richardson
- Garland
- Irving
- Arlington
- Prosper
- Mansfield
- Grand Prairie
- Rockwall
- Southlake
- Keller
- Flower Mound
- And more across Texas
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about installing a new solar system in Texas. Still have a question? Call (469) 283-1089.
How long does a new solar installation take in Texas?
Most residential systems take one to three days on the roof. The full project, from signed design to permission to operate, usually takes several weeks because city permits, inspections and utility approval run on their own schedules. We give you a timeline for your city and utility with your quote.
Do I need a permit and utility approval to install solar in Texas?
Yes. Texas cities generally require a building or electrical permit and an inspection, and your utility must approve the interconnection before the system can operate. We prepare and submit the paperwork, meet the inspector and coordinate the final approval for you.
Is my roof ready for solar panels?
Solar should last decades, so the roof under it matters. If your roof is near the end of its life, it is usually cheaper to replace it before the panels go on than to pay for a remove and reset later. We check roof condition during the assessment and tell you plainly.
Which solar panel and inverter brands do you install?
We work with major brands including Tesla, Enphase, SolarEdge and Fronius. We recommend equipment based on your roof, shading and goals, and install it to manufacturer specifications so warranties stay valid.
Can I add a battery to my solar system?
Yes. A battery can be installed with the new system or added later. We design the system so storage is easy to add, and we explain what backup power can and cannot cover in your home.
My HOA has rules about solar. Can I still install?
In most cases, yes. Texas law generally prevents HOAs from banning rooftop solar, although some can set reasonable rules about placement. We prepare the HOA submittal with your design so approval does not hold up the project.
How much does a new solar system cost?
It depends on system size, equipment, roof type and whether you add a battery. After the free assessment you get a written, itemized quote, so you can compare it line by line with any other offer.
What happens after the installation?
You get monitoring on your phone, a signed install report and your warranty documents. If something needs attention, or your roof needs to be replaced years from now, you call the same local team that installed it.
Going Solar? Get It Right the First Time.
Get a free assessment of your roof, your usage and your options, plus a written quote you can compare line by line.
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