Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity through photovoltaic cells. These cells absorb solar radiation and create an electric current, which is then converted from DC to AC power for use in your home.

Savings vary based on your current energy usage, local Texas utility rates, and system size. Most homeowners see a 50-90% reduction in their electric bills, with many systems paying for themselves within 7-10 years.

Yes, solar panels can still generate electricity on cloudy days, though at reduced efficiency. Even in winter months, panels continue to produce energy. Texas’ abundant sunshine makes it an ideal location for solar energy production year-round.

Standard grid-tied systems will shut down during a power outage for safety reasons. However, systems with battery backup can continue to provide power to essential appliances during outages, which is especially valuable during Texas storm seasons.

Most quality solar panels come with 25-30 year manufacturer warranties (which we pass directly to you) and can continue producing electricity for 30-40 years, though at gradually decreasing efficiency. The inverter typically needs replacement after 10-15 years. Our installations are covered by our 30-year workmanship warranty.