Free Solar Quotes in Texas – Save Up to 30% on Bills Today

The average cost of solar in Texas ranges from $2.38 to $2.52 per watt. For a typical 6kW system, you can expect to pay between $14,280 and $15,120 before incentives. With the 30% federal tax credit, your net cost would be $9,996 to $10,584. Many installers also offer financing options with $0 down.

Texas homeowners typically save 20-50% on their monthly electric bills with solar. With an average monthly bill of $150, you could save $30-$75 per month, or $360-$900 annually. Over 25 years, total savings can exceed $20,000, especially with rising electricity rates.

The main incentive is the federal solar tax credit (ITC), which covers 30% of your installation costs through 2032. Some Texas utilities also offer rebates and net metering programs. Property tax exemptions mean your home value increase from solar won't raise your property taxes.

Once you choose an installer, the typical timeline is 4-8 weeks from contract signing to system activation. This includes permitting (1-3 weeks), installation (1-3 days), and utility approval (1-4 weeks). Our pre-screened installers work efficiently to minimize delays.

Standard grid-tied solar systems shut off during outages for safety reasons. However, if you add battery storage like the Tesla Powerwall, you can keep essential appliances running during outages. Many Texas homeowners are choosing battery backup after recent grid challenges.