Home Solar Systems
Custom-designed to maximize your monthly savings and fit your home's roof perfectly.
Reduce your EPE electricity costs with a professionally engineered solar system designed for the El Paso climate and West Texas conditions.
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Long-term protection and performance guarantees on every installation.
Begin saving on energy costs immediately with no upfront payment required.
Solar increases your home's value without increasing your property tax assessment.
Panels and racking selected and engineered to local wind and hail design loads.
A properly sized system can dramatically reduce — or nearly eliminate — your El Paso Electric charges. Here's what a typical El Paso homeowner sees after going solar.
Whether it's your house or your business, we've got you covered — from rooftop installs to battery backup.
Custom-designed to maximize your monthly savings and fit your home's roof perfectly.
Reduce operating costs with a commercial solar solution tailored to your facility's energy profile and structural requirements.
Whole-home battery backup systems that keep critical systems online during EPE grid outages and peak demand periods.
Comprehensive repair, cleaning, and diagnostics for all panel brands and system configurations, regardless of original installer.
On-site evaluation of your roof, shading, and energy usage, followed by a detailed, no-obligation quote based on your actual EPE billing history.
Maximize your return on investment. We handle the entire El Paso Electric interconnection and application process, configuring your system to ensure you receive the EPE Distributed Generation credit for excess power your panels send back to the grid.
As the local choice for Solar Panels El Paso homeowners and businesses rely on, we understand local roofing, HOAs, EPE interconnection, and desert climate requirements.

No pushy sales pitches or confusing tech speak. Just simple, honest breakdowns about how solar works under our local El Paso sun.
Solar panels sit on your roof and act like a sponge for sunlight, collecting raw solar energy. Because homes run on a different type of electricity than what panels make, a small device called an inverter safely translates that raw energy into regular household power. It automatically feeds your appliances, lights, and AC unit first, cutting down the amount of electricity you have to buy from the utility company.


During the day, your panels will often make more electricity than your house needs. When this happens, that extra power flows backward through your meter and onto the local city grid. Instead of a traditional 1-to-1 bill credit, El Paso Electric tracks this surplus and buys it from you at a lower, "avoided-cost" rate. Because of this, we design your system to power your home's heavy lifting—like running your AC during peak daylight hours—so you use your own free power right when it's being made.
Because these systems have zero moving parts, they require almost no upkeep. They are engineered out of heavy-duty tempered glass rated to survive spring wind storms and seasonal hail impact. The only real maintenance required is combating desert dust: giving them a quick spray with a garden hose once or twice a year keeps them perfectly clean and performing at peak efficiency.

Illustrative scenarios that show how homes in different El Paso neighborhoods typically benefit from solar. Actual results vary by system size, roof, and EPE usage.
A typical East-side family with high summer EPE bills can offset a large share of peak-season usage with a properly sized rooftop array.
Optimized for steeper, hillside roofs to capture maximum sunlight during hot desert afternoons, keeping the AC running all day without the stress.
For business or mixed-use properties, the federal §48E commercial clean-energy credit may still help offset installation costs (the residential §25D credit ended 12/31/2025).
From the Westside to the Horizon, our local installation crews provide rooftop solar installations across the El Paso Electric service territory.
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We cover the entire El Paso County metro area, West Texas, and Southern New Mexico. Just scroll down to check your home's savings!
Clear, honest answers about local power rules, setup costs, and your legal rights as a homeowner.
The typical residential solar installation in El Paso ranges from $15,000 to $30,000 before incentives. Your exact cost depends on roof condition, energy usage, and system size. We provide a free, written quote based on your actual EPE bill with no obligation.
Texas offers a property tax exemption on the added value of solar installations (Tax Code §11.27). El Paso Electric does not currently offer a residential solar rebate, but customers connect through its Distributed Generation interconnection. Note: the federal residential solar tax credit (§25D) was terminated for systems placed in service after December 31, 2025. The commercial clean-energy investment credit (§48E) is still available for qualifying business installations — ask us about it.
El Paso Electric does not offer traditional 1:1 net metering. Instead, EPE compensates excess generation at an avoided-cost rate. We size your system to maximize on-site consumption, which is where the greatest savings are achieved.
The physical installation typically takes 1–3 days. From contract signing to system activation, the full timeline is generally 4–8 weeks, including city permits and EPE interconnection approval.
Yes. El Paso receives over 300 days of sunshine per year, making it one of the best locations in the United States for solar energy. We specify panels and racking engineered to El Paso's wind and hail design loads so the system holds up to desert storms and monsoon-season hail.
Solar panels require minimal maintenance. Desert dust accumulation can reduce efficiency, so we recommend rinsing panels once or twice per year. We also offer professional maintenance plans for homeowners who prefer scheduled service.
Yes. Texas law prohibits HOAs from banning solar panel installations (Property Code §202.010). HOAs may establish reasonable aesthetic guidelines, but they cannot block installation outright.
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