Commercial Solar Service & Maintenance in Central Texas

Our commercial lane is light commercial: shops, offices, small warehouses, churches, and multi-tenant buildings — systems where the owner wants production, not a science project. That scope covers new installs designed from your actual demand profile, and just as often it covers service on systems someone else built: underperforming arrays, dead inverters, monitoring nobody can log into, and commercial systems orphaned by installers who left the market.

Downtime math is different for a business — every idle week is a bill you’re paying twice — so commercial diagnostics get scheduled fast and reported in writing: production versus expectation, faults found, warranty coverage identified, repair path priced. Interconnection and utility coordination (CPS Energy, Austin Energy, and the TDUs between) ride with the job, and all electrical work runs under TECL #35881 with a ten-year workmanship warranty.

Commercial work answers to a calendar, so ours is built around yours. It starts with a walkthrough and your demand data — twelve months of bills tells us more than any roof estimate — and produces a written proposal: production modeling, equipment specified by name, interconnection path, and a schedule that works around your operating hours rather than through them. Service engagements run the same way: diagnostics scheduled to minimize downtime, findings reported in writing with warranty coverage identified, and repairs sequenced so the system produces while parts are in transit wherever possible.

You also get the documentation a business actually needs — records organized for your accountant, warranty claims filed with evidence, and a service history that follows the building, not the vendor. Ten-year workmanship warranty, TECL #35881, and a bias for telling you the boring truth over the exciting pitch.