Solar Services in Bastrop & Fayette County, TX

Lost Pines Solar covers four areas of solar work across Bastrop and Fayette County: new residential installation, battery storage and backup power, cleaning and repair on existing systems, and commercial or agricultural solar. Pick the one that matches your situation below, or call and we'll point you to the right one.

Built specifically for Bastrop & Fayette County
Homes, farms & ranch properties
New installs and repairs on existing systems
Four Areas of Work

Choose the Service That Fits Your Property

Residential Solar Panel Installation

A new system for a home that doesn't have solar yet — roof-mount or ground-mount, sized around your actual usage rather than a template. Covers everything from a standard in-town lot to acreage where a ground-mount array often makes more sense than the roof.

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Battery Storage & Backup Power

Backup power that keeps some or all of your property running when the grid goes down — added to a new solar install or bolted onto a system you already have. Sized around which circuits actually need to stay on, from just the essentials to the whole house.

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Solar Panel Cleaning & Repair/Maintenance

For a system that already exists — cleaning, troubleshooting, and repair, including systems left behind by an installer that's since closed. If output has dropped, this is usually the starting point rather than a new installation.

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Commercial & Agricultural Solar

For barns, outbuildings, and working properties with uneven or heavy power draw — irrigation pumps, coolers, equipment — that a residential-sized system isn't built to handle. Sizing starts with what's actually running on the property.

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Not Sure Which One Applies

Which Service Fits Your Situation?

What's the difference between residential and commercial/agricultural solar?
The distinction isn't really the property type, it's the load. A house with a workshop or a small hobby operation is usually still a residential job. A working farm, ranch, or commercial building with irrigation pumps, walk-in coolers, or heavy equipment pulling power in bursts needs a system sized around that draw specifically — that's what the commercial/agricultural service covers.
Do I have to choose between a new installation and battery storage, or can I get both?
Both — most homeowners who want backup power get it added onto a new installation from the start, since it's usually more efficient to design for it upfront than to retrofit later. If you already have solar without battery storage, that's a separate add-on project rather than a new installation.
I already have solar panels — which service applies to me?
If they're working fine and you just want backup power added, that's battery storage. If output has dropped, something looks damaged, or the company that installed them isn't around anymore, that's cleaning, repair, or maintenance. New installation only applies to a property that doesn't have solar yet.
Can one property need more than one of these services at the same time?
Yes, and it's common — a new residential installation with battery storage built in from day one is the most frequent combination. A working ranch might also need both the commercial/agricultural sizing approach and battery backup for equipment that can't lose power during an outage.
Where We Work

Serving Bastrop & Fayette County

Every service above is available throughout Bastrop and Fayette County, based out of Smithville.

Not Sure Where to Start?

Call and describe your property — we'll tell you plainly which service fits before you commit to anything.

Call (512) 866-4970