Solar
If you've been researching solar in Texas, you've probably already encountered one of those guys. They show up at your door with a tablet, throw out a number that sounds too good to be true, and pressure you to sign before they leave your driveway. Maybe they told you the government was "partnering" with solar companies. Maybe they implied the deal expires tonight.
They're not lying about solar. They're lying about themselves.
The Texas Attorney General's office has documented an 800%+ surge in solar complaints over the last five years. Here's what's actually happening out there:
If a rep can't answer "who makes the panels, what's the exact APR, and can I have this in writing before I decide" — walk away.
We've been installing solar in Texas for 20 years. We've outlasted a dozen competitors who were faster, louder, and more aggressive than us. Here's what our process looks like:
No door-to-door pressure. We don't send reps to knock on your door with a tablet and a countdown clock. If you want to talk to us, you reach out — on your timeline.
Written proposals before any conversation about signing. Before you're asked for anything, you'll have a document showing your system size, expected production, financing terms (APR, total cost, monthly payment), and what happens if the system underperforms. In plain English.
We tell you what the federal tax credit situation actually is. The residential ITC expired December 31, 2025. A lot of companies are still implying you can get it. You can't — unless you're financing through a lease, where we claim the commercial credit and pass the savings to you in a lower payment. We'll show you exactly how that math works.
Take time to make an informed decision. Our quotes don't expire overnight. We'd rather lose a sale than pressure someone into a 25-year decision they weren't ready to make.
25-year warranty, one company. We handle panels, inverters, labor, and service ourselves. You don't call a third party if something goes wrong five years from now. You call us.
Solar still makes strong financial sense in Texas in 2026 — even without the federal tax credit. Texas has some of the highest solar irradiance in the country, ERCOT rates have climbed consistently for a decade, and the state's property tax exemption means your home's value goes up without your tax bill following it.
But the math only works if you're getting an honest quote. A quote that lowballs your system size, hides escalator clauses, or inflates projected savings is worse than no quote at all — because you'll make a 25-year financial decision on bad information.
We'd rather show you real numbers and lose the deal than close you on fake ones.
Freedom Power is a Texas-licensed solar installer. We've completed 30,000+ installations across the state. SB 1036 now requires all TX solar sellers to be registered with TDLR — ask any company you talk to for their registration number before you sign anything.
