Homeowners
Custom residential systems designed around comfort, value and predictable energy costs.
Residential & commercial solar service
Energy independence starts here.
Lower bills. More control. A solar system designed around your property, usage and long-term goals, not a one-size-fits-all sales pitch.
Solar, simplified.
From bill review and custom design to permits, installation, utility approval and monitoring.
Real planning. Clear outcomes.
Numbers that help you make a better decision.
Every property is different. These figures are planning ranges, not guarantees. Your proposal should be based on verified usage, roof conditions and utility rules.
Up to 20–40%potentially lower energy costsVaries by site, plan and usage
3–7 yearsillustrative payback rangeOwnership scenario dependent
25+ yearstypical panel lifespanProduct and maintenance dependent
288+client-reported completed projectsClient-reported total
Who we serve
Solar built for homes, organizations and growing businesses.
One contractor relationship, multiple energy paths: rooftop solar, storage readiness, EV charging, carports and long-term system support.
Commercial
Reduce operating exposure and plan scalable power for facilities and portfolios.
Churches
Energy strategies that protect more of the budget for ministry and community impact.
Nonprofits
Mission-aware solar planning with support for grants, incentives and financing pathways.
Manufacturing
Power planning for high-demand operations, carports and future fleet electrification.
Why Gen 13 Solar
Local guidance without the pressure fog.
We translate solar into a practical property decision: what fits, what it costs, what it may save, what approvals are required and what support continues after activation.
- Residential and commercial system design
- Transparent proposals and documented assumptions
- Interconnection, permitting and utility coordination
- Financing and incentive workflow support
- Monitoring and post-installation service
Professional solar design
Professional solar design, not guesswork.
Gen 13 Solar uses detailed design analysis to help clients understand performance, savings potential and system fit before installation begins.
3D roof modeling
Satellite imagery review
Shade and solar access analysis
Production forecasting
ROI and payback planning
Panel-level system layout
Precision. Transparency. Confidence.
Explore our processTexas Energy Context
Electricity costs are changing. Your energy plan should, too.
Texas residential electricity prices have risen over the past several years while the grid prepares for substantial new demand. Solar can reduce a property's exposure to purchased electricity, but actual results depend on usage, utility rules, system design, financing, and how much solar energy is consumed on-site.
Compare your 5-year energy exposureTexas Residential Electricity Price
Annual average, cents per kWh
Source: U.S. EIA, Form EIA-861
Last verified: July 2025
| Year | Price (cents per kWh) |
|---|---|
| 2021 | 12.11 |
| 2022 | 13.76 |
| 2023 | 14.46 |
| 2024 | 14.94 |
The team
Meet the people behind Gen 13 Solar
Jorge Feliz
CEO
Jorge founded Gen 13 Solar to help homeowners, businesses, churches and nonprofits make confident energy decisions through honest guidance, careful design and long-term value.
Learn moreComplete solar services
From the first bill review to the years after installation.
TIER 1 EQUIPMENT
Premium Tier 1 Solar Modules for Your Home
We install only Tier 1 solar modules from globally recognized manufacturers with proven performance and long-term reliability.
Manufacturers shown represent equipment commonly considered or installed. Final equipment selection depends on project design, availability and customer requirements.
Solar savings estimator
Turn your current bill into a planning conversation.
Adjust your monthly electricity bill and approximate sun exposure. The calculator offers a rough educational estimate, then Gen 13 Solar can validate it with real site and utility data.
- No account login required
- No obligation
- Results shown instantly
$0 / yrillustrative annual savings
0 kWestimated system size
0%estimated grid offset
Denton: exported energy credited at $0.05/kWh, not retail rate.
Avoided grid cost (on-site consumption)—
Export credit (at $0.05/kWh)—
Estimated total solar value—
Estimated planning result. A bill-based analysis is required for a precise Denton calculation.
This is a planning assumption, not a measured value. Actual self-consumption depends on the home's hourly energy use, solar production, system size, and battery operation.
Rate-change scenarios are assumptions for comparison only, not forecasts of future prices.
$05-year cost without solar
$05-year cost with solar
$0Estimated difference
Educational estimate only. Actual production, incentives, utility rates, system price, financing and savings vary. A site assessment and utility analysis are required before any proposal.
Request a verified analysis
Solar, simplified
Five clear steps from curiosity to clean power.
1
Free bill review
We review usage, goals and baseline utility costs.
2
Custom design
A system is modeled for roof, load and performance.
3
Installation
Qualified professionals install and document the system.
4
Utility approval
Permits and interconnection steps are coordinated.
5
Start saving
Your system is activated, monitored and supported.
Selected installations
Work designed for real roofs and real energy goals.
A small preview of residential and property-scale installations. Final project descriptions should be paired with verified client permissions and production data.
Residential
Aerial whole-home solar design
North Texas · Multi-plane roof planning
Upgrade
Commercial rooftop energy system
Scalable solar planning for business facilities
Residential
Modern home solar integration
Architecture-aware design · Storage ready
Premium home
Architecture-aware solar integration
Designed to complement the property
Customer voices
What Our Clients Are Saying
Clear communication is part of the installation.
Popular questions
Solar answers without the sunshine smoke.
These are general answers. Your system should be evaluated using your actual property, electric usage and utility requirements.
Solar panels convert sunlight into direct-current electricity. An inverter converts that power into alternating current your home can use. Depending on your design, excess production may flow to the utility grid or charge a battery.
Many modern panels are designed to operate for 25 years or more, although output gradually declines and warranties vary by manufacturer. Inverters and other components may have different replacement cycles.
No. Grid-tied solar can operate without storage. Batteries can add backup capability, time-of-use flexibility and more control, but the right choice depends on budget, outage concerns and utility rules.
Yes, though production is usually lower than under direct sun. Annual energy modeling accounts for local weather patterns rather than assuming every day is perfectly clear.
Owned solar may contribute to buyer interest and perceived operating savings, but market impact varies. Financing structure, system condition, documentation and local appraisal practices all matter.
The right size depends on annual usage, roof area, orientation, shade, panel output, future loads such as EV charging, utility limits and your financial goals. Bigger is not automatically better.
Your next power move
Stop renting all your electricity. Start building energy independence.
Request a no-pressure review of your electric bill, roof, goals and available financing paths.
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Local solar design, installation and support across the DFW metroplex and surrounding North Texas communities.