Whether the issue is the roof, the insulation, the HVAC, or all three, then build a plan that actually lowers bills instead of just adding panels and hoping for the best.

We help homeowners determine what's next for their home.
The honest truth
Some homes need efficiency work first. Some need a new roof. Some are ready for solar today. The right answer depends on what is driving your bill, what shape the house is in, and whether the smart move is weatherization, HVAC work, a roof fix, or a solar project. We lay out the categories so you can start in the right place instead of buying the wrong thing first. Start with the issue in front of you. Get clear on the next step.
What we help with
Everything here is about one thing: lowering energy waste, improving comfort, protecting the house, and helping you figure out the right order to tackle it all.

Find the waste first
Your electric bill isn’t lying — your house is losing energy somewhere. An energy audit uses blower door testing, thermal imaging, and duct diagnostics to find every leak, gap, and failure so you know exactly what to fix and in what order.

Keep conditioned air inside
That $350 August electric bill isn’t because your AC is broken. It’s because your house can’t hold the cool air it makes. Insulation slows the heat. Air sealing stops the leaks. Together, they let your system do its job in half the runtime.

Fix hidden HVAC losses
Your AC makes cold air. Your ducts deliver it. But if those ducts are leaking in a 140°F attic, you’re cooling the attic instead of your living room — and paying full price for air you never feel. Duct sealing closes those gaps so every room gets what it’s supposed to.

Reduce heat gain and loss
Stand next to any window in your house on an August afternoon. Feel that heat radiating in? Single-pane windows do almost nothing to stop it. Low-E, double-pane replacements cut heat gain, reduce UV damage, and make your AC’s job dramatically easier.

Modernize heating and cooling
A heat pump replaces both your AC and furnace, moving heat instead of generating it — which means it uses 2–3x less energy. Texas winters are mild enough that heat pumps handle them easily, and the latest models work well below freezing.
Generate and store power
Every day, the Texas sun dumps thousands of watts onto your roof for free. Solar panels convert that into electricity you use, store, or send back for credit. Add a battery, and you have power when the grid goes down.
Roofing Services

Architectural shingles handle Texas heat, hail, and wind — if they’re installed correctly. Full tear-off, deck inspection, ice-and-water shield in the valleys, and manufacturer-spec nail patterns are the difference between a roof that lasts 30 years and one that leaks in 5.

Metal roofs last 2–3x longer than shingles, reflect solar heat to lower cooling costs, and stand up to wind and hail that would total a standard roof. Higher upfront — dramatically lower over the life of your home.

When a storm hits, you need someone who documents the damage the way insurance expects, meets the adjuster on your roof, and makes sure the plan covers what actually needs to happen — not just what’s fastest.

Need a new roof but have solar panels? We safely remove, label, store, and reinstall your system — with fresh flashings and verified production — so your equipment, warranty, and investment come through intact.
Commercial roofs face different challenges: larger spans, flat or low-slope designs, rooftop equipment, and the need to keep your business running during the work. We handle the complexity — phased, permitted, and warrantied.
You can’t see hail damage from the ground. Cracked shingles, dented flashing, and stripped granules only show up on close inspection. If a storm came through your area, a professional inspection tells you what you’re dealing with before it turns into water damage.
Other Services
Rats and squirrels love nesting under solar arrays — and they chew through wiring that costs hundreds to replace. Critter guard screening seals the perimeter of your array so pests can’t get underneath, preventing the repeat service calls that drive homeowners crazy.
Your home’s electrical system wasn’t built for heat pumps, EV chargers, and solar panels. If your panel is maxed out or your wiring can’t handle modern loads, an upgrade brings your home’s backbone up to the 200 or 400 amps you need — safely, to code, and ready for what’s next.
A Level 2 home charger adds 25–30 miles of range per hour — full battery every morning without visiting a public station. Home electricity costs a fraction of public DC fast charging. We handle the wiring, the permit, and the install.
Questions we hear first
Talk to an advisor
Storm damage, sky-high bills, aging equipment, or a solar project you want to plan carefully. Whatever it is, the next step should be a real conversation about your home, not a cookie-cutter sales call.