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One person runs your solar job from estimate to cleanup: (972) 810-3210

Addison · Carrollton · Farmers Branch · Plano

(972) 810-3210
Plain white work van parked in a concrete driveway across the street from a brick ranch home with a small rooftop solar array under bare winter trees

Where We Work Around Addison, TX

Homeowners in Addison and nearby towns call us to install, repair and clean their solar systems. No matter where you are on this map, one person answers your questions, books the crew and checks the work before we go.

Towns we cover

Our work starts in Addison and reaches out to Carrollton, Farmers Branch, Coppell, The Colony and Irving to the west and north. To the east and south, we work with homeowners in Plano, Richardson, Garland, University Park and Highland Park. If your town is close by but not listed, ask when you call and we will tell you straight whether we can take the job.

The distance does not change how the job runs. One contact meets you for the estimate, walks your roof and electrical panel, explains what we found and stays your person through permits, install day and cleanup. You will not be passed between an office and a crew who have never heard your questions.

Technician in a cap showing a homeowner a solar monitoring app on a phone in the driveway beside a brick garage with roof panels and wall-mounted battery equipment

Towns we cover from Addison

  • Addison
  • Carrollton
  • Farmers Branch
  • Plano
  • Richardson
  • The Colony
  • Coppell
  • University Park
  • Highland Park
  • Irving
  • Garland

Not on the list? Call (972) 810-3210 and ask.

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What we plan for across the area

Homes of many ages
Houses here range from mid-century brick ranches to newer two-story builds. Older homes often have smaller electrical panels or aging wiring, so we look at your panel early and tell you in plain terms if it affects the design. That way the surprise shows up in the estimate, not on install day.
Heat, sun and hail
North Texas summers bring long, hot days that are good for production, and spring storms that can bring hail. We talk through panel ratings, mounting and how your system holds up in a storm, and we explain what your homeowner's policy may cover so you can ask your insurer the right questions. If you have an older system that took a hit, our solar repair page covers how we check damage.
Roof condition comes first
Panels can stay up for decades, so the roof under them matters. We check its age and condition before we design anything. If it needs work first, we tell you so you can line up a roofer before we install, rather than mounting panels on shingles that are near the end of their life.
Permits, utilities and HOAs
Each city has its own permit and inspection steps, and the utility that serves your address sets its own rules for connecting a system to the grid. We pull the permit, schedule inspections and handle the utility paperwork. Many neighborhoods have an HOA, and Texas law limits how far most associations can go to block solar, though they can still ask about placement. We help you prepare the submittal so approval goes smoothly.
Dust and pollen
Spring pollen and summer dust settle on panels across the metro and can trim output over time. Our panel cleaning visits use soft brushes and the right water so the glass and coatings stay intact.

Talk with the person who will run your job

Tell us your town, your roof and what you want solar or a battery to do for your home. You will speak with the same contact who handles your estimate and stays with the project through cleanup.