Solar, battery backup and roofing in Princeton, TX.
Trojan Solar serves Princeton property owners through our Collin and Denton County growth corridor, with one team coordinating system design, electrical work, installation and long-term support.
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Each Princeton project begins with the property’s roof condition, electrical configuration, energy use and backup priorities. Nearby service coverage includes Celina, Melissa, Little Elm and surrounding communities.
Solar installation
Custom PV design featuring leading Qcells TOPCon AC modules and domestic racking.
Battery storage
Backup options include Qcells, Tesla Powerwall 3 and Enphase IQ Battery 10C.
Roofing
Roof assessment and replacement coordination before or alongside solar installation.
Why Princeton homeowners choose Trojan Solar
- Serving Texas since 2018
- More than 20 MW of PV and 5 MW of storage sold and installed
- Certified Tesla, Enphase and Qcells installer
- TECL 37604
- Eligible EnFin subscription options, including available 0% escalator structures
Princeton solar and roofing FAQs
Does Trojan Solar serve Princeton?
Yes. Princeton is within Trojan Solar’s Collin and Denton County growth corridor service coverage for solar, battery storage and roofing projects.
What solar and battery equipment is available in Princeton?
Current options include Qcells TOPCon AC modules with domestic racking, Qcells batteries, Tesla Powerwall 3 and Enphase IQ Battery 10C, subject to project design and availability.
Can roofing and solar be planned together?
Yes. Coordinating the roof and solar design helps ensure the mounting surface is prepared for long-term service.
Princeton project examples: two solar-and-battery systems
Our Princeton records include two separate solar-and-battery projects: one with 7.74 kW of solar and another with 7.79 kW. Both have utility permission to operate recorded. These figures are solar system ratings, not battery capacities.
What this means for your project
Even similarly sized solar systems need separate property assessments. Compare the roof layout, energy use, equipment selection and desired backup circuits for your own home. A nearby installation is useful context, but it is not a substitute for a design based on your property.
Project examples are drawn from Trojan Solar project records. Customer identities and addresses are omitted. They describe individual projects, not guaranteed results for another property.
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