NATiVE Solar

Native Solar is one of the longest running, most established solar companies in Texas.  NATiVE Solar was founded in the Texas Hill Country in 2007 under the name Hill Country EcoBuilders (HCEB). The mission at the time was to build affordable zero-energy custom green homes, complete with rainwater harvesting and solar power (some even with wind power).  With the knowledge gained from building market leading, net zero energy homes with renewable energy systems, HCEB spun off Hill Country EcoPower in 2009, to focus solely on renewable energy system integrations.  The two companies grew independently until 2012, when Hill Country EcoBuilders and Hill Country EcoPower merged together under a new brand, NATiVE.  Since 2012, NATIVE has leveraged its diversity as a custom home builder and solar installer to grow into the leading solar installer in the state of Texas. With offices in Austin, San Antonio, and Dallas, NATiVE established a state-wide presence designing and installing solar PV systems for home and business owners.  In 2018, the construction side of the NATiVE business became Build NATiVE, still offering custom green building in Austin and surrounding communities. The solar side of the company grew, taking on members from other solar companies, creating NATiVE Solar.  The current solar team have the combined experience and execution history of over 1,000 solar projects totaling over 60MW of capacity in Texas and across a dozen other states.  Unrivaled skills, knowledge, and experience are applied to every NATiVE Solar system, meeting the solar energy needs of any and all Texans. The majority of projects NATiVE Solar takes each day are referrals. Referrals from happy customers. Referrals from our friends and neighbors we meet in the communities we serve. Referrals from home and business owners with systems we didn’t install but service. Referrals, even, from other solar companies when the project is too complex or difficult. Now that says something right there. NATiVE Solar is the go-to choice for all Texans’ solar energy needs.