Solar Installation in Exton, PA
Solar Installation in Exton, PA
Exton homeowners are choosing solar power to gain more control over ongoing electricity expenses while making a valuable investment in their property’s future. O’Donnell Solar creates and installs customized solar energy systems that help homeowners produce their own electricity with support from a dependable local solar team.
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Solar Systems Made for Your Home
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Accessible Financing Options Available
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20+ Years of Industry Experience
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Quality Gear, Serious Solar Power
Reliable solar energy begins with proven equipment and a system designed specifically for your home. O’Donnell Solar uses high-quality products, including CertainTeed solar modules, Enphase microinverters, and durable mounting systems engineered for dependable performance. Each installation accounts for the home’s roof layout, electricity consumption, and future energy goals. Whether your priority is reducing monthly electric bills or generating as much power as possible, we build customized systems focused on efficiency, reliability, and lasting value through ownership.
Our Services
Custom Energy Solutions For Every Property
Whether you’re looking to generate your own power, store energy for when you need it most, or prepare your home for an electric vehicle, O’Donnell Solar delivers custom solutions designed around your property and your goals. Every system is thoughtfully designed to help you gain more control over your energy future.
Your Solar Journey
Turning Plans Into Reality
Two Decades of Solar Smarts
O’Donnell Solar has guided property owners through the solar process since 2006. As a sister company to O’Donnell Roofing, our team combines extensive solar experience with more than a century of roofing and exterior expertise. We believe homeowners deserve clear information instead of high-pressure sales tactics, so education remains central to our approach. From assessing roof conditions to developing personalized solar solutions, we provide knowledgeable recommendations, attentive workmanship, and local service homeowners throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania can confidently rely on.
Areas We Serve
Right at Home Here in Exton
Exton combines established neighborhoods with newer residential development, giving local homeowners a variety of properties with different solar considerations. For residents looking to manage energy costs and make lasting home improvements, a customized system can provide meaningful long-term value. O’Donnell Solar serves Exton and communities throughout Chester County with personalized solar recommendations, quality installations, and dependable local support. We design every system around the individual home’s roof, energy needs, and future goals.
- Berwyn
- Malvern
- Wayne
- West Chester
- Phoenixville
- Exton
- Chester Springs
- Collegeville
- Royersford
- Kennett Square
- Bryn Mawr
FAQs
Shedding Light On Solar
How long do solar panels last?
Solar technology, materials and manufacturing processes have improved significantly in the last ten years and with no moving parts, solar panels are inherently very reliable. Despite being warranted to produce power for 25 years, there are plenty of examples of solar panels producing energy well beyond that.
Yet it’s still important that the your solar contractor is using solar panels from a reputable brand and, more importantly, a manufacturer that’s likely to be in business for the full 25-year duration of the solar panel warranty. After all, the best warranty isn’t worth much if the warranty provider is out of business.
How long does the solar installation process take?
Every project is different, but the overall process often includes design, permitting, utility approvals, and installation. Our team will keep you informed throughout each phase of your project.
Do solar panels work when it’s cloudy or it snows?
Yes, solar panels can still generate electricity on cloudy days, although production may be reduced. The amount of electricity that solar panels produce is directly proportional to the light that they receive. On a cloudy day or with light snow cover, less light will reach the solar cells and so the solar panels will produce less electricity. Though solar panels may still produce electricity with light snow cover, heavy snow cover of more than a few inches will block nearly all light to the solar cells and cause them to stop producing electricity. However, snow does not stick well to the glass surface of a solar panel and will slide off relatively quickly, clearing the way for the solar panels to start producing electricity again.
