Solar installers in Austin, TX

A live sample of solar installers in Austin, read from Google Maps on 2026-11-12. Every business below has a website listed on its Google profile. The full list adds a mailbox-verified email address per business and is built fresh at the moment you order it.

Sample of solar installers in Austin

BusinessGoogle ratingReviewsWebsiteContact
Freedom Power4.51,020gofreedompower.comGet email →
ION Solar - Texas4.2986ionsolar.comGet email →
Solar Service5.0726solarservice-tx.comGet email →
512 Solar5.0600512solar.comGet email →
Lighthouse Solar4.9225lighthousesolartx.comGet email →
ATX Solar4.8216goatxsolar.comGet email →
Greenstar Power4.5198greenstarpower.comGet email →
Sunrun3.9162sunrun.comGet email →
Optimum Solar USA4.7152optimumsolarusa.comGet email →
Greenbelt Solar4.9151greenbeltsolar.comGet email →
HESOLAR5.0115hesolarllc.comGet email →
Dynamic Solar Design5.0100dynamicsolardesign.comGet email →
NATiVE Solar4.790nativesolar.comGet email →
Cool Solar - Austin Texas Solar Panel Power5.066coolsolarpower.coGet email →
Alba Energy4.554albaenergy.comGet email →
EnergyRey LLC.4.952energyreytx.comGet email →
Austin Discount Solar5.046austindiscountsolar.comGet email →
The American Power Company3.836powerbacktothepeople.comGet email →
SunPower Corporation2.230us.sunpower.comGet email →
Meter Energy4.825meterplan.comGet email →

Sampled 2026-11-12. Ratings and review counts are what Google showed that day; a "-" means Google did not return that value for the listing. Click any row to order the full list with each business's verified email and phone.

Most of these solar installers hold a Google rating of 4.5 or higher. Most have 100 or more reviews, so even the 100+ review bar at checkout leaves plenty to build from.

What this category covers

Residential and commercial solar installation companies, with a few equipment dealers and battery specialists.

What the full list adds

  • A verified email address per business, with the verdict that cleared it. Addresses on domains that accept everything are excluded rather than delivered as probably fine.
  • Phone, full address, Google rating, review count, Maps link and place ID. The data dictionary lists every column.
  • A Google-review bar you choose at checkout: 30+, 50+ or 100+, priced by how much harder each one is to fill.
  • Exclusion of businesses already in your CRM: upload a CSV export at checkout and matches on email, domain and phone never reach your file.
  • A CSV by email with a signed download link, usually within the hour.

Why your order is not a copy of this page

The rows above show what the category looks like in Austin. Your order runs its own search at order time, reads each business's website for a contact address, and verifies that address against the receiving mail server. Only rows that pass are delivered and charged. A business with no website almost never yields a verifiable email, so the order skips those.

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Orders start at 100 leads for $9. Choose your review bar and quantity, and the price updates as you go. Only delivered, verified leads are charged.

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Questions

Are the email addresses on this page?
No. Addresses are found and verified when you order, and only addresses the receiving mail server confirms are delivered. Publishing addresses here would hand out ones nobody verified for you.
How fresh is the full list?
It is built when you order. The listings are read and the emails verified during your run, minutes before the file reaches you. The sample above is refreshed weekly so the page stays honest about the category.
Can I combine Austin with other cities?
Yes. Add several cities or a whole state at checkout and the list is built across all of them in one run.
What if the category yields fewer businesses than I ordered?
You are charged for what was delivered and the shortfall is refunded automatically. We do not pad a file to hit a number.

Last refreshed 2026-11-12. Samples are refreshed automatically; when a category thins out in a city, the page says so instead of padding the table. The sample was read by our own Google Maps scraper on Apify.