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DFW Solar Sales: Flip the HB 362 / Utility Skeptic Objection

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Why DFW solar is harder than other markets

Because DFW solar prospects hear three myths daily: "solar doesn't work here," "the utility will screw you," and "HB 362 ended net metering." Top DFW solar reps know exactly which is which — and they don't argue any of them.

The "solar doesn't work in Texas" reframe

"I get it — you've probably heard mixed stuff about DFW solar. Quick number: DFW averages 234 sunny days a year. That's more than San Diego. The states leading solar production aren't the prettiest — they're the brightest. Want me to show you the production data on this exact zip code?"

Don't argue. Drop a number that ends the argument. Move on.

The Oncor / utility skeptic flip

"Real talk — utilities are not your friend. Neither am I, automatically. The reason DFW solar works is YOU own the panels and the production. The utility just buys what you don't use. If you don't trust them, that's actually the strongest case for solar — you stop being their customer."

You just turned distrust of the utility into a reason to buy. That's the whole game.

The HB 362 conversation done honestly

"Honest answer: HB 362 changed how some Texas utilities credit excess production. It didn't kill DFW solar — it changed the math. In your zip with [Oncor / TXU / your provider], the right system size is X kW because Y. Oversizing is the mistake reps used to make. Want me to show you the post-HB 362 sizing for your home?"

Honesty + specific math = trust. The DFW solar reps still pretending HB 362 doesn't exist are the ones losing this market.

The same-day kitchen-table close

"I can lock today's incentive and put you on next month's install, or I can come back in 30 days at the new pricing tier. Either way works — what's your gut telling you?"

Calm. Specific. Reversible. Texas homeowners hate pressure — this DFW solar script doesn't apply any.

Drill the DFW solar-specific stalls

DFW solar is a high-rep, high-rejection market. You can't learn DFW solar on real doors. Spar DFW solar with AI and drill broader DFW home-service stalls — free, no card.

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FAQ

Does DFW solar still make sense post-HB 362?

Yes — but sizing matters more than ever. Practice the new DFW solar sizing pitch in DFW solar sparring.

How do I handle "my neighbor's solar broke" in DFW?

Acknowledge it, then separate equipment quality. Drill it in DFW solar sparring.

What about HOA bans on DFW solar?

Most DFW HOAs can't ban solar (Texas Property Code 202.010). Have the statute on your phone.

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"We don't need this."

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"We already work with someone."

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