Solar, battery backup, and roofing in Fort Worth.
Trojan Solar designs and installs premium energy and roofing solutions for Fort Worth property owners with certified installers and one accountable Texas project team.
Start with SunnySolutions designed around your Fort Worth property.
Every property has a different roof, electrical configuration, energy profile, and set of priorities. Trojan Solar evaluates those conditions before recommending solar, storage, roofing, or a coordinated combination.
Solar installation
Custom PV systems featuring leading Qcells TOPCon AC modules and domestic racking, with design, permitting coordination, installation, and commissioning.
Battery backup
Storage options include Qcells, Tesla Powerwall 3, and Enphase IQ Battery 10C, selected around compatibility and backup goals.
Roofing
Roof assessment and replacement planning coordinated with solar so the structure is prepared before equipment is installed.
A Texas contractor built for long-term accountability.
- Established in 2018
- 20+ MW of solar PV sold and installed
- 5+ MW of battery storage sold and installed
- TECL 37604
- Certified Tesla, Enphase, and Qcells installer
- Eligible EnFin subscription options, including available 0% escalator structures
Fort Worth solar and roofing FAQs
Does Trojan Solar serve Fort Worth?
Yes. Fort Worth is one of Trojan Solar’s priority service markets for solar, battery storage, and roofing.
What equipment is available?
Leading options include Qcells TOPCon AC modules, domestic racking, Qcells batteries, Tesla Powerwall 3, and Enphase IQ Battery 10C.
Can solar and roofing be planned together?
Yes. Coordinating roof condition and solar design helps ensure the mounting surface is ready for long-term service.
How do I request an estimate?
Start with Sunny and provide basic property and project details. Trojan Solar will review the information and recommend the appropriate next step.
Fort Worth project example: 12.47 kW solar with battery storage
A Fort Worth solar-and-battery project in our records has a 12.47 kW solar system and utility permission to operate recorded. The 12.47 kW figure describes the solar system, not battery storage capacity.
What this means for your project
For a combined project, compare the solar design and backup design separately. Ask which circuits are covered by storage and whether the proposal includes the electrical equipment needed to support them. A completed installation and utility permission to operate are separate project milestones.
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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