Most solar companies will not show you this. We will.
Six steps, one licensed team, no surprises in between. The timings below are what we actually see across North Texas cities, not a best case.
Site assessment
We review your roof condition, its orientation, the shading it gets through the day, and twelve months of your actual electric bills. Not a rough estimate off a satellite photo.
Custom system design
Our team sizes a system to your real usage and produces permit-ready engineering plans, including the panel layout, the string design and the interconnection point.
Permits and HOA approval
We file with your city and your HOA and handle the back-and-forth. This is the part that stalls most solar projects, and it is the part we do not hand to you.
Installation
Licensed electricians mount the rails, set the array, run the conduit and tie into your panel. Same crew, start to finish, on your roof and not a subcontractor's.
Inspection and utility approval
The city inspects the install and your utility approves the interconnection. We meet the inspector, and we chase the utility so you are not on hold with them.
Activation
We flip the switch, walk you through your monitoring app, and show you what normal production looks like so you know when something is off.
Where projects usually go wrong
Nine times out of ten it is step three. A city queue moves slowly, or an HOA architectural committee meets monthly and the submission missed the agenda by two days. We file early, we track every submission by name, and we tell you the week it slips rather than the week you notice.
Start at step one.
The site assessment is free and takes about 45 minutes. You end it with a real number, whether or not you go ahead with us.