Whole-Home & Luxury
Discreet, engineered resilience for significant properties
Larger properties have larger starting loads, more systems, and less tolerance for guesswork. We approach them with engineering, documentation, and a private consultation — never pressure.
Scope of work
What an engineered design considers
Engineered load analysis
- Measured or calculated whole-property demand
- High starting loads: central air, wells, pumps, elevators
- Multiple batteries and paralleled inverters where required
- Smart load management and prioritized circuits
Property systems
- Pools, spas, irrigation, and water systems
- Security, gates, cameras, and networking
- Refrigeration, wine storage, and kitchens
- Home offices, studios, and medical equipment needs
Resilience strategy
- Generator integration where appropriate and approved
- Phased expansion as budget or needs evolve
- Documented commissioning and operating guidance
- Priority service and monitoring for managed properties
Whole-home capability requires site-specific engineering and does not mean unlimited runtime. Backup duration depends on energy use, equipment size, weather, configuration, and selected loads.
Process
How a private engagement runs
Confidential, scheduled, and documented. Designers, builders, and property managers can be included at your direction.
- Phase 1
Private consultation and goals review
- Phase 2
On-site survey and electrical documentation
- Phase 3
Engineered design, options, and phasing plan
- Phase 4
Installation, commissioning, and ongoing service
Engineering first, proposals second
We document the property, model the loads, and present options with clear assumptions and limitations.