Essential circuit planning
We identify the circuits you care about most — refrigeration, medical equipment, internet, select outlets, and cooling.
Battery backup
Power for what matters when the grid stops
Keep essential appliances and devices powered during qualifying outages with modern home battery technology.
How backup is designed
Coverage depends on design, not marketing
Capacity and runtime
Runtime depends on battery capacity and your load during the outage. We model realistic scenarios, not best-case claims.
Whole-home backup
Whole-home coverage is only possible when a system is specifically designed and sized for it. We'll tell you if yours is.
Solar compatibility
Battery systems can pair with new or existing solar so supported circuits can recharge during extended outages.
Energy monitoring
App-based monitoring shows production, consumption, and stored energy in real time.
Permits and interconnection
Storage installations require permitting and utility interconnection approval, which vary by city and provider.
Battery backup
Stay Ready When the Grid Goes Down
Systems are designed around the circuits that matter most to you. Coverage depends on capacity, load, and design.
- Backup power for essential equipment
- Energy monitoring
- Solar-compatible options
- Customized system design
Smart Home Efficiency Check
Your complimentary first step
The questions adapt to your home — including whether you already have solar — then you see your personalized Home Energy Score. No cost, no obligation.
- Adapts to your answers
- Existing solar path
- Roof age & condition
- HVAC age & efficiency
- Outage concerns
- Battery backup interest
- Relevant recommendations only
- Home energy goals
Step 1 of 5
Do you currently have solar installed?
Your Home Efficiency Check adapts to your home from here.
Start with your Home Efficiency Check
Complimentary, about two minutes, and you'll see your Home Energy Score right away.