Residential
Solar, battery, and EV charging — installed by Texans, for Texans.
Lower your bill. Keep the lights on through outages. Add Level 2 charging. Aguasol designs, installs, and warranties the whole system as one team.
Get a custom quote for your address — typically within 48 hours.
Start your quoteWhat we install
One contractor. One warranty. One team on your roof.
Most homeowners end up coordinating three vendors — solar, battery, electrical. We do all of it under one TECL-licensed roof.
On the roof
Real installs. Real Texas roofs. Real follow-up.
We don't subcontract installs. The crew on your roof is on Aguasol's payroll, supervised by a Master Electrician operating under TECL #38850.
You get the cell number of your project lead the day you sign. They stay your point of contact through commissioning, monitoring, and warranty.
By the numbers
What our typical residential customer sees.
Every site is unique — these are honest averages from systems we've designed for Texas homeowners. We'll model your specific roof, usage, and rate plan in the quote.
- Avg. system size
- 8–12kW
- Bill offset target
- 80–100%
- Permit & install
- 4–8weeks
- Federal tax credit
- 30%
Through 2032 (residential).
The process
From first call to first kilowatt-hour.
01
Site model
We pull satellite, shading, and your last 12 months of bills. You get a no-pressure design with three financing scenarios.
02
Engineer & permit
Our in-house electrical engineering team stamps the plan set. We file with your AHJ and utility — you don't touch a form.
03
Install
One- or two-day install for most homes. Battery backup adds a half-day. Crews are W-2 employees, not subcontractors.
04
Operate
We commission, file PTO with the utility, set up your monitoring app, and keep watch on production for the life of the system.
Common questions
Honest answers to what homeowners actually ask.
We don't do high-pressure sales. If solar isn't the right call for your situation, we'll tell you.
- Will I really save money?
- On most Texas rate plans, yes — but not all. We model against your actual usage and rate before you sign.
- What happens during a power outage?
- With battery backup, your essential loads stay on automatically. Without battery, your panels shut off for grid-worker safety.
- How long does the install take?
- Most residential installs are completed in 1–2 days on-site. The full timeline including permits and PTO is typically 4–8 weeks.
- Do I qualify for the 30% federal tax credit?
- If you have federal tax liability, yes. The credit is non-refundable but rolls forward. Talk to your CPA — we'll provide the documentation.
- What's your warranty?
- 25 years on panels and racking, 10–25 years on inverters and batteries depending on manufacturer, and a workmanship warranty from us.
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