How do you use power?
Recent electric bills and planned changes, such as an EV or a new heat pump, help frame the conversation.
Get My Options A complete home energy plan should fit your usage, your roof and the backup power you want.
Get My OptionsSolar panels produce electricity during daylight. A home battery can store energy for later use, and some system designs provide backup power when the grid is down. The useful combination depends on your roof, usage, electrical equipment, desired backup loads and the selected program.
We look at the full home rather than starting with a panel or battery count. If your needs have changed, we’ll account for that before discussing a proposed system size.
Recent electric bills and planned changes, such as an EV or a new heat pump, help frame the conversation.
Essential circuits and larger loads call for different backup designs. We’ll explain the proposed coverage.
Roof layout, shade, electrical service, equipment location and local approvals all shape the final plan.
Standard grid-connected solar normally shuts off during an outage. Backup capability requires a properly designed system with suitable equipment; we’ll explain what the proposed design can do.
Sometimes. Planning for a possible future battery can affect equipment choices today, so mention it during your first review.
A person on our team reviews what you share and follows up to discuss your home, goals and the next useful information to gather.
Tell us what matters to you. We’ll review your request and talk through the available options.