Going Solar in Frisco.

Now, if you can. Planning during construction lets us run conduit, place the electrical panel, and lay out the roof with solar in mind — cleaner, faster, and often less expensive than retrofitting later. Even if the panels go up after move-in, a solar-ready design pays off.

The rules changed. The federal residential credit (Section 25D, formerly 30%) expired for homeowner-owned systems placed in service after December 31, 2025 — so in 2026 there's no direct federal credit on a purchased home system unless Congress acts. Leased or PPA systems (third-party-owned) may still qualify under Section 48E through 2027. This isn't tax advice — talk to a tax professional, and see our tax-credit guide for the full picture.

That depends on your usage, your roof, and your rate plan — but high cooling loads are exactly the demand solar serves well, since panels produce most when the AC runs hardest. We size your system from 12 months of actual bills and give you an honest production estimate.

Yes. Battery storage pairs with your solar system to keep critical loads running when the grid goes down. Without batteries, a standard grid-tied system shuts off during outages for safety — so if outage protection matters to you, mention it during your consultation and we'll size for it.