Kosmos Solar proudly serves the entire Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, including the city of Grand Prairie. Solar panels are a valuable addition to newly constructed homes like the ones in the Mira Lagos neighborhood and upcoming La Jolla subdivision near Joe Pool Lake in Grand Prairie. Developers are incorporating energy efficiency into their new builds, and roof-mounted solar arrays are one way to embrace a powerful renewable energy source: sunlight.
We service all of Texas and offer customized solutions by solar panel, electrical, and roofing experts. Kosmos Solar is NABCEP certified, so you can be sure our technicians have had the best training and know how to install and maintain your solar array safely and effectively. If you’re looking for solar powered solutions in Texas, give us a call today for a free estimate!
About Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie, TX, is centrally located in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, just east of Arlington. It has a population of about 200,000 people over 81 square miles. It has easy access to Interstates 20 and 30, as well as the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. The city has a thriving aviation and defense industry, with three of its largest employers being Lockheed Martin, Bell Helicopter, and Vought Aircraft Industries.
Grand Prairie was founded as Drechman, TX, in 1863. The founder bought the land for $200, a broken wagon, and a team of oxen. He traded half of the land to the T&P Railroad in 1876 in exchange for the railroad system adding the town to their route. The US Postal Service, citing maps drawn as early as 1850, renamed the town Grand Prairie. It was incorporated as a city in 1909.
Today, Grand Prairie is a massive distribution hub with millions of square feet of warehouses and manufacturing plants. High-end housing communities, including some for active seniors, are being built around the Joe Pool Lake area. Area attractions include Trader’s Village, a “Texas-sized” flea market; the Theatre at Grand Prairie, a popular concert venue; Lone Star Park, a Thoroughbred racing track; and Ripley’s Believe It or Not and Palace of Wax.
Weather in Grand Prairie
If you live in Grand Prairie, you might be wondering which renewable energy solutions are available to you. Because of its sunny weather, Grand Prairie is an ideal location for solar panels. The area has an average of 234 dunny days every year, higher than the nation’s average of 205.
Grand Prairie, like the rest of Texas, has long days in the summer months and shorter days in the winter, but even the shortest days provide 10 hours of sunlight. You can expect 13 hours or more of sunlight from mid-April through the end of August.
Grand Prairie Solar Panels
To perform their best, solar panels need plenty of sunshine and unobstructed exposure to the sun. Grand Prairie fits both of these requirements with its flat landscape and sunny weather. Rooftop solar panels in Grand Prairie could be expected to produce a large amount of green energy.
Your roof size, slope, and orientation also play a role in determining how much energy your panels will provide. Don’t let a small rooftop dissuade you from contacting Kosmos Solar. We can use different panel sizes and configurations to suit most roofs. In the rare event that your roof is unsuitable, we can install a ground-mounted solar array that will fit the bill.
Call Kosmos Solar for Solar Panels in Grand Prairie
We install rooftop and ground-mounted solar panels for homes and businesses throughout Dallas-Fort Worth, Central Texas, and San Antonio. All you need to do to take the best care of your growing energy needs is to contact us; our experts will respond to you promptly with all the information, services, and solutions you need!
There’s a reason why we are the most trusted name in North and Central Texas solar panel installation for homes and businesses. Our team is dedicated to bringing you the very best service and the greatest energy efficiency. When you’re ready to go green, Kosmos Solar will take you there! Call us today for a free estimate and join us in our mission to create a greener world for ourselves and for future generations.
