Solar · Storage · Service — [SERVICE AREA]
Keep the power you produce.
Many solar systems generate energy in daylight yet cannot power the home during an outage unless compatible backup equipment and controls are installed. We evaluate what you have, design what fits, and maintain it afterward.
Route 1
I already have solar
Request a battery retrofit review of your existing panels, inverter, and electrical panel.
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I need solar + battery
Start with a guided assessment, then a site visit to verify roof, panel, and load details.
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Important clarification
Solar alone may not power your home during a grid outage. Most grid-tied systems shut down for safety unless compatible backup equipment and controls are installed.
How energy moves through your home
Production, storage, and outage operation
A simplified view of a solar-plus-storage system. Actual behavior depends on your equipment, utility rules, and how the system is configured.
- Step 1
Daytime
Solar produces power for the home and charges the battery.
- Step 2
Evening
Stored energy supports selected loads after sunset.
- Step 3
Outage
Compatible backup equipment isolates the home and keeps chosen circuits live.
- Step 4
Ongoing
Monitoring and maintenance keep the system performing as designed.
Backup duration depends on energy use, equipment size, weather, system configuration, and the loads selected. All designs are subject to site verification by a licensed technician.
What we do
Design, installation, and long-term service
Battery Backup
Store daytime production and keep selected circuits running when the grid is down.
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Compatibility review of your current panels, inverter, and panel capacity.
Learn more →New Solar + Storage
One engineered system designed from the start for production and backup.
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Engineered load analysis for larger properties with high starting loads.
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Production loss, error codes, inverter faults, monitoring gaps, and safety checks.
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Scheduled inspections, battery tests, and written condition reports.
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Compatibility review
Not every existing system can be retrofitted
Whether a battery can be added depends on your inverter or microinverter model, panel capacity, wiring, available space, utility interconnection rules, and permitting. We review your equipment before proposing anything.
- Inverter / microinverter brand and model check
- Main panel capacity and available breaker space
- AC-coupled, DC-coupled, and hybrid retrofit options
- Desired backup loads and AC or motor starting requirements
Solution paths
Good, better, best
Editable comparison paths. Equipment quantities, runtime, and pricing stay as placeholders until the licensed technician approves them.
Essential Backup
Refrigeration, lights, internet, key outlets, and selected circuits.
- Circuits/loads: [TO BE DEFINED]
- Battery quantity: [TO BE DEFINED]
- Monitoring: [INCLUDED / OPTIONAL]
- Starting investment: [$ OR CUSTOM QUOTE]
Expanded Home Backup
Broader coverage including select larger appliances where the design supports it.
- Circuits/loads: [TO BE DEFINED]
- Load management: [OPTIONAL]
- Warranty: [MANUFACTURER + WORKMANSHIP TERMS]
- Starting investment: [$ OR CUSTOM QUOTE]
Engineered Whole-Home
Site-specific engineering for larger properties and high starting loads.
- Engineered load analysis required
- Multiple batteries and smart load management
- Generator integration: [IF APPROVED]
- Investment: custom quote
Whole-home capability requires site-specific engineering and does not mean unlimited runtime.
Luxury properties
Private whole-home consultation
Engineered analysis for central air, pools, wells, elevators, security, networking, and medical needs, with phased expansion options.
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Monitoring & maintenance plans
Scheduled inspections, battery tests, production analysis, priority scheduling, and written condition reports.
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Cash, card or ACH where permitted, staged progress payments, and third-party financing. Subject to credit approval; rates and terms vary.
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Common questions
Straight answers, no overpromising
Will my solar keep my house on during an outage?
Usually not on its own. Grid-tied systems are designed to shut down during an outage unless compatible backup equipment and controls are installed.
How long will a battery run my home?
It depends on your energy use, battery size, weather, configuration, and which loads are backed up. Any estimate we provide is educational until a site design is completed.
Can a battery be added to my existing system?
Sometimes. It depends on your inverter model, panel capacity, wiring, and utility rules. A compatibility review is required.
Do you charge for an assessment?
[ASSESSMENT FEE AND WHETHER IT IS CREDITED TOWARD INSTALLATION — verify before publishing.]
Start with an assessment, not a guess.
We review your equipment, loads, and goals, then explain realistic options in writing. Designs, pricing, and runtime are confirmed only after site verification.