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Texas contractor guide
Generators, solar & rural power
Rural power planning starts with the loads you need to run, the reliability of the utility connection, and how long you need backup power. Compare providers on system design, permitting, installation, monitoring, and long-term service.
Before you request bids
Prepare your project
- List essential and optional electrical loads before discussing system size.
- Confirm whether the proposal includes permits, utility coordination, trenching, transfer equipment, and commissioning.
- Compare fuel availability, solar exposure, battery capacity, maintenance needs, and expected runtime.
- Request equipment specifications, workmanship coverage, manufacturer warranties, and service-response terms in writing.
Contractor interview
Questions worth asking
Will the system support the whole property or only essential circuits?
Which electrical, structural, trenching, and utility costs are included?
Who handles monitoring, maintenance, warranty work, and emergency service?
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