Solar Provider for Mansfield, Texas Homeowners

Mansfield's population has climbed steadily for years, and most of that growth has come in the form of larger homes on larger lots, many built within the last decade. That newer housing stock generally arrives with modern electrical panels and asphalt shingle roofs in good condition, which simplifies the early stages of a solar installation compared to cities with a lot of older housing to work around.

The tradeoff is that bigger homes with more square footage and larger HVAC systems tend to run higher electric bills, especially during the long, hot Texas summer when air conditioning runs most of the day. Oncor delivers power to Mansfield, and the city sees the same summer peak strain as the rest of the Metroplex, just applied to homes that are drawing more power per household on average.

South Tarrant County sits in the same hail and severe storm path as the rest of North Texas, and Mansfield's fast paced construction means many roofs are still fairly new but have not yet been tested by a major hail event. We build every solar design around the assumption that a hailstorm will eventually test that roof, and we choose equipment and mounting methods that can hold up to it.