Solar power made simple. Here’s what happens when the sun hits your roof.
Our high-efficiency panels soak up the Texas sun and convert it into electricity — clean, renewable, and 100% yours.
That raw solar power flows through an inverter, turning it into energy your home appliances can actually use.
Your A/C, fridge, lights, and everything in between now run on solar instead of the grid.
Any extra energy gets stored in your Lion Energy battery or sent back to the grid for bill credits. Grid goes down? You stay powered. No noise. No fuel. Just reliable backup when it matters most.
“We don’t just sell solar. We build full power systems that keep you running, even when the grid taps out.”
At Vantage Point Solar, we provide complete whole-home battery backup systems using industry-leading Lion Energy batteries. Our systems are engineered to keep your entire home powered during outages, not just a few circuits.
Why is this crucial for Texas homeowners? Because power outages here can be unpredictable and prolonged due to extreme weather or grid failures. A partial backup just won’t cut it. Our Lion Energy battery solutions deliver:
From your HVAC and lighting to refrigerators and medical devices, our whole-home backup keeps everything running smoothly.
We design your system based on your home’s energy needs, installing enough Lion Energy battery modules to cover your full load.
Lion Energy batteries are built tough to withstand the state’s heat and weather extremes, ensuring reliable power when you need it most.
Our systems work hand-in-hand with your solar panels and home energy monitor to optimize usage and maximize savings.
With Vantage Point Solar’s whole-home battery backup, Texans can rest easy knowing their home stays powered, rain or shine — no compromises, no surprises.
Most systems are sized to meet your current needs, but if your energy use increases (e.g., new appliances, EV, pool), your system may be expandable. We can assess your usage and recommend upgrades or battery storage if needed.
If you sell your home, you can usually transfer the solar agreement to the new homeowner or pay off the system and factor it into the home’s value. Homes with solar typically sell faster and at a premium.
Your system will still produce some power on cloudy days, just less than on sunny ones. At night, the system doesn’t produce energy—so you’ll draw from the grid or stored energy if you have batteries.
That depends on whether you choose to buy, lease, or finance. Many homeowners go solar with $0 down and still save money on their electric bill from day one.
The install itself is done within 4-6 hours, but the full process (permits, approvals, utility connection) typically takes 2–6 weeks, depending on your area.
Most solar panels are warrantied for 25–30 years and can last even longer with minimal maintenance. Inverters usually last 10–15 years and can be replaced without needing a whole new system.
Yes, but it will be significantly reduced. You may still have a minimal monthly connection fee or pay for any extra energy used beyond what your system produces.
Solar panels require very little maintenance. Occasional rinsing and an annual inspection is usually enough. We monitor performance remotely and can alert you to any issues.
Not with a standard grid-tied system. If you want backup power, you’ll need a battery system, which can keep essential appliances running during outages.
Yes—according to multiple real estate studies, homes with solar often sell faster and for more money, especially if the system is owned rather than leased.