Welcome to Pure Energy of Amarillo - Your Texas Solar Installation Experts!

The cost of a solar installation varies depending on the size of the system, the type of panels used, and the location of your home or business. We offer free consultations to provide a customized quote.

Absolutely not! You will start to see savings well before 10-25 years and well before they are fully paid off. Once your solar panels are installed and operational, you'll start generating your own electricity, reducing your dependence on the grid. This leads to savings on your monthly electricity bills, especially as energy prices continue to increase and your solar payment does not increase over time. 

Solar panels convert sunlight into direct current (DC) electricity. An inverter then converts the DC electricity into alternating current (AC) electricity, which is used to power your home or business. Any excess electricity is sent back to the grid for others to use.

Solar power is a renewable energy source that reduces greenhouse gas emissions and helps combat climate change. It also provides energy independence and can save you money on your utility bills over time.

Absolutely!  Our solar panels have an incredible 25 production warranty.  This guarantees that the panels will produce a certain percentage of their original power output over a specified period.  This is much higher compared to most other major appliances in your home such as your A/C, Water Heater, and other standard appliances such as your refrigerator and stove. 

Hail, Yes!  Our solar panels are designed to withstand a baseball at 90 miles per hour. If a 90 mph baseball comes in contact with your roof, you will need to file an insurance claim. IF a solar panel is damaged during a hail storm, it is covered with your insurance. 

In some instances, insurance costs can go up around $5 a month. Since solar panels are very durable, they act as a protective barrier for your roof.  Since they are very durable and don't need replacing, this is the reason insurance doesn’t typically go up. If it does, it is minimal. No worries!

Life happens, and it is inevitable that you will move. When you move, you can either leave the solar panels on your existing home or take them with you, whichever is best for you at that time. If you decide to leave them, it is an energy efficient improvement to your house and a selling point since the next homeowner won’t have to pay even higher electricity bills. Call us when this time comes and we will help you through the process.