Denton Solar Review

Solar and backup power installerBased in Denton, TexasProfile updated October 13, 2026

Is Denton Solar a good choice?

Denton Solar fits homeowners in Denton and nearby North Texas towns who want a local installer and a choice of payment plans. It publishes a 10-year roof penetration warranty and lists purchase, loan, lease and PPA options. It publishes no workmanship term or Texas electrical license number, and parts of its site still describe an expired 26% tax credit. Ask for a current proposal and the license number before you sign.

Price
Quote required; no system price on the company pages we reviewed. Costs
Coverage
TX: Denton and surrounding areas. Service area
Warranty
Roof penetrations 10 years; panels and inverters carry 25-year maker’s warranties; no workmanship term published. Warranty
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On this page
  1. Why choose it, or not
  2. Denton Solar reviews
  3. Cost and ways to pay
  4. Warranty
  5. Service area and licenses
  6. Compare installers
  7. Before choosing
  8. How we researched

Why choose Denton Solar, and why you might not

What Denton Solar does well, and where to be careful, compared with the installers it competes with most.

Reasons to choose Denton Solar

  • You can buy, borrow or rentDenton Solar lists four ways to pay: buy, take a loan, rent the panels, or take a PPA (you pay for the power; the company owns the panels). None of the three alternatives below lists renting or a PPA.

  • It covers roof leaks for 10 yearsDenton Solar lists a 10-year warranty for leaks where the panels are bolted to the roof. None of the three alternatives below lists one.

  • Upkeep is included if you rentIf you rent the panels, you pay Denton Solar each month and it says upkeep is included. It also lists upkeep plans if you buy. Ask what is covered, in writing.

  • It is a local Denton companyDenton Solar says it works in Denton and the towns around it. Its homepage speaks to Denton Municipal Electric and CoServ customers. Ask if it works at your address.

Reasons to look at others

  • We found no Texas licenseWe found no Texas license record for Denton Solar on October 13, 2026. Its site prints no license number. Ask for the number and check it with the state before you sign.

  • No set warranty on its own workDenton Solar lists no warranty on its own work. Circle L and Longhorn list 25 years, and 512 Solar lists 10. Ask for the length in writing.

  • Parts of its site look out of dateSome pages still describe a tax credit that has ended. Its PPA plan has no published terms, and it does not name its lender. Ask for a current written proposal.

  • No brands, and no reviews to readIt names no panel, inverter or battery brands. We found no Google listing for it. Ask for the exact models, and for recent local customers you can call.

Denton Solar reviews: what customers say

We found no Google or Trustpilot reviews for Denton Solar when we checked in October 2026. Ask the company for references from recent customers in your area.

How much does Denton Solar cost?

Denton Solar does not publish a system price on its solar plans page. Ask for an itemized quote showing the cash price, system size and equipment models, and for a loan, the financed total with APR and fees. Its pages still describe a 26% federal tax credit; ignore that and price your system without any federal credit, since the residential credit ended for systems placed in service after 2025. For state price ranges, see our solar panel cost guide; for how the plans compare, see loans, leases and PPAs.

Purchase

You own it

You pay the full price. The company lists maintenance options for this plan.

Solar finance (loan)

You own it

Monthly payments go to a loan provider, which is not named. Its FAQ says the loan can transfer to a buyer with the lender’s approval.

Solar lease

Denton Solar owns it

Monthly payments go to Denton Solar, and the company says maintenance is included.

PPA

Ask who owns it

Listed on its plans page without terms. Ask who owns the system and who sets the rate.

Plans as listed on Denton Solar’s solar plans page and FAQ, read October 13, 2026.

Denton Solar does not name panel, inverter or battery brands on the pages we read; its residential page says it partners with established equipment makers. Its homepage also lists backup power systems. Your written proposal should list the exact panel, inverter and battery models, the system size in kilowatts (kW) and the forecast yearly production in kilowatt-hours (kWh).

What does Denton Solar’s warranty cover?

Warranty terms Denton Solar publishes, by type of coverage
Coverage
What Denton Solar publishes
What to confirm
Solar panels
25-year maker’s warranty
The panel model and that the maker’s term applies to it.
Panel output
Not published
Confirm in your proposal: the output guarantee and its term.
Inverter
25-year maker’s warranty
The inverter model and who pays labor to replace it.
Battery
Not published
Confirm in your proposal: the battery maker’s term and who services it.
Labor and workmanship
Not published
Confirm in your proposal: the workmanship warranty term. The site mentions only “life-of-system customer care,” which is not a stated warranty.
Roof penetrations
10 years
Who repairs and pays if a leak starts at a panel mount.

Company-published terms from Denton Solar’s residential solar page and about page, read October 13, 2026. Your signed agreement decides what applies.

Where does Denton Solar operate, and which licenses were checked?

Denton Solar’s about page says it serves homes, businesses, government facilities and nonprofits in Denton, Texas and surrounding areas (read October 13, 2026). Its homepage names Denton Municipal Electric and CoServ customers. It lists no other towns or counties. A listed area does not mean every address qualifies or that EcoGen can connect you with Denton Solar there.

Showing Denton, TX (headquarters)

Office address (1)

Address from Denton Solar’s website, read October 13, 2026.

Licenses

We found no record under its name in Texas; ask for the license number. Check the license yourself under the exact business name on your contract. A license check confirms registration, not workmanship quality.

Texas1 recordNo record found, Oct 13, 2026
  • License
    Electrical Contractor
    Number
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    Registry check
    No record found in the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation search, checked October 13, 2026
    Note
    Searched ‘Denton Solar’ and ‘DENTON’ (live TDLR Electricians starts-with; only unrelated DENTON ELECTRIC INC), open data contains ‘DENTON SOLAR’ across all license types, and SOLAR-named ECs in Denton / 762xx zips. No match. Ask the company for its license number.

Denton Solar compared with three other installers

All eight alternatives share Texas, Denton Solar’s only state. We chose Circle L and Longhorn, which work in North Texas, and 512 Solar, a small Texas installer that says it files paperwork with Denton’s power company. Every fact comes from the company profiles linked below.

Denton Solar compared with three installers that serve the same states
Denton SolarThis pageCircle L SolarLonghorn Solar512 Solar
Best forDenton-area homes, with many ways to payA Texas installer that does its own installsA long written warranty in large Texas citiesAustin-area homes, and repairs on older systems
Head officeDenton, TXFort Worth, TXRound Rock, TXAustin, TX
States shared with Denton SolarIts only state1: TX1: TX1: TX
RoofingNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listed
Ways to payBuy, loan, rent, PPANot listedBuy, solar loan, home equity loanNot listed
Labor warrantyNot listed25 years25 years10 years, in writing
Roof leak warranty10 yearsNot listedNot listed separatelyNot listed
Brands namedNoneEnphaseREC, Q CELLS, SolarEdge, Tesla, FranklinWHNone
Google score*No Google listing found4.4 (172 reviews)4.6 (381 reviews)5 (589 reviews)

*Each Google score is for the company’s head-office listing only, read October 12 and 13, 2026.

Full profiles: Circle L Solar · Longhorn Solar · 512 Solar

Before choosing Denton Solar

Ask for these in writing:

  1. An itemized quote with the cash price and the financed total, including the APR and all fees.
  2. The exact panel, inverter and battery models, the system size in kW and the forecast yearly production in kWh.
  3. The warranty documents for your payment plan: panels, inverter, labor and roof penetrations.
  4. Your local service contact, and who handles utility approval and warranty claims.
  5. The exact company on the contract, such as Denton Solar, and its license for your state.

Before you sign, read the quote line by line and bring our questions to ask a solar installer.

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How we researched this profile

We read Denton Solar’s own pages on October 13, 2026: homepage, about, residential solar, solar plans, FAQs, management and contact. We did not check its licenses in a state registry. On October 14, 2026 we also read its media page and checked its Google Business listing, which links to this domain. We did not buy a system, request a quote, visit an office or interview customers. Denton Solar did not review this page.

Our installer methodology explains what we check.

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