Wright-Way Solar Technologies
Updated: 06 August 2021Installer
Years in business
> 39
Pros
Average cost per watt below industry average of $3.00
$2.20
Review score is above industry average of 3.96
4.69
NABCEP qualified installer
Yes
Cons
There are no cons noted
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Latest Wright-Way Solar Technologies reviews
Latest review
Aaron over 1 month
From the beginning to the end I’ve never met a smarter group of not only electricians, but solar world knowledge. Whether your going off grid or just some solar to save energy cost don’t settle for anything less then this crew. it’s done right, best of equipment and clean work atmosphere.
Read moreWright-Way Solar Technologies prices
This installer does not publish their standard system prices on the net.
As such we have used average pricing from the installers service areas as a proxy for what this company would most likely charge for a solar system.
System size
11.9kW
Average cost per watt
$2.58
Net cost of system
$14,635 - $17,887
Average payback time
8.5 years
Annual power production
18,874 kWh
Levelized cost of solar energy
4¢ kWh
If you don't get solar
16¢ kWh
Forecast average TX electric rates over the next 25 years
Installers description for their business
Founded in 1982 as a maid and janitorial service, Wright Way has grown out of necessity. Our first expansions had us entering property management and sales, thus leading us into the remodeling and improvements services. After decades of helping customers find what they are looking for, we have added any service sought by our customers to ensure a one stop shop for all Real Estate Related needs. Buy it, Sell it, Rent it, Remodel it, Tear it down or clean it up, and of course my favorite...Solar Power it! We do it all the Wright Way!
Contact
Address
12863 CR 192, Tyler TX, 75703
Phone
(click to reveal) ..5191Website
Wright-Way Solar TechnologiesOffice locations
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TEXAS - Tyler
12863 CR 192, Tyler TX, 75703
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Accreditations and affiliations
Service Types
Residential solar - Grid tied
Small commercial solar - Grid tied
Solar hot water sales and installations
Solar pool heating sales and installations
Wind turbines
Residential solar - Hybrid solar systems
Energy monitoring
Residential solar - Off-grid systems
EPC installation - Other solar sales companies
EPC installation - Hybrid solar systems
EPC installation - Off-grid systems
Solar installation - DIY customers
Sonnen battery sales and installations
Pika / Generac Energy Storage
LG Chem solar batteries
SolarEdge - StorEdge
Roofing - Minor repairs
Roof replacement - Shingles
Roof replacement - Metal roofs
Roof replacement - Tile roofs
Slate roofing - Repairs and roof replacement
NABCEP certifications
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