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Texas · TX

Take control of your power — protect your Texas home from grid outages and rising rates.

Compare exclusive, no-obligation solar-plus-battery quotes from vetted local installers — built for the ERCOT grid and Texas summers.

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Why solar in Texas

  • Full backup for ERCOT outages — pair solar with a home battery to keep your AC, fridge and Wi-Fi running when the grid strains (remember Winter Storm Uri).
  • Join a virtual power plant (VPP) — some Texas battery programs pay you for the power you send back during peak grid demand.
  • 100% property-tax exemption — solar raises your home value without raising your property tax (Texas Tax Code §11.27).
  • Hedge against rising rates — lock in your cost instead of riding the utility's increases.
The grid in Texas

Texas runs on the deregulated ERCOT grid, so there's no mandatory net metering — you pick a retail provider's solar buyback plan. We help you compare.

  • Oncor (DFW)
  • CenterPoint (Houston)
  • AEP Texas
  • Austin Energy

Areas we serve in Texas

  • North Texas

    Dallas · Fort Worth · Arlington · Plano

  • Southeast Texas

    Houston · The Woodlands · Sugar Land

  • Central Texas

    Austin · Round Rock

  • South Texas

    San Antonio

How it works

  1. 1

    Enter your address

    Tell us where you live and roughly what you pay for power.

  2. 2

    Get your instant estimate

    We read your roof from satellite imagery and size a system for it.

  3. 3

    A vetted local installer reaches out

    One trusted installer follows up with a detailed, no-obligation quote.

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A neutral marketplace — we match you with vetted, licensed local installers. No pushy sales.

Compare solar quotes in Texas

Texas offers a 100% solar property-tax exemption, and some utilities (e.g. Oncor, CenterPoint) offer battery incentives. Note: the federal residential tax credit ended for purchased systems in 2026 and may apply to leased/PPA systems only. A licensed installer will confirm exactly what applies to your home.