BATTERY BACKUP + STORAGE
Reliable backup power with savings built in.
Take control of your energy with reliable battery storage that keeps your home powered, cuts costs, and provides peace of mind.
Energy Storage Can Reduce Your Energy Costs by Up to 30% Annually.
Source: U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)
What We Offer
We work with leading battery brands like Enphase and Tesla to provide top-quality energy storage solutions.
Expert Installation
With over 2,000 local installations and counting, we’re here to provide the expertise you need.
Powerful Warranty
Your equipment is backed by a warranty of 10 to 15 years, depending on your package and location.
Advanced Monitoring
We proactively detect issues to keep your system running at its best.
Stay Powered, No Matter the Storm
Your battery keeps solar running or seamlessly switches to stored energy when the grid goes down.
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Cost Savings
Use stored energy during peak hours to avoid high electricity rates.
Energy Independence
Store excess solar energy and reduce your reliance on the grid.
Solar Potential
Capture and store more energy from your solar panels for later use.
Industry-leading warranty
All batteries come with warranties ranging from 10 to 15 years for peace of mind.
With a built-in inverter, battery storage captures solar energy during the day and powers your home for free at night.
Monitor power production, usage, and savings in real time or through reports. Adjust settings and receive service alerts—all in one app.
During extended outages, add a compatible generator to your Energy System for a seamless backup power transition—no glitches, no resetting your clocks.
Frequently asked questions
What is home battery storage, and how does it work?
Home battery storage allows you to store excess energy generated by your solar panels or the grid for use later. This energy can be used during power outages, at night, or during peak demand times when energy costs are higher. The system works by storing energy in batteries, such as lithium-ion, and providing power when needed, ensuring your home remains powered even when the grid is down.
How much does home battery storage cost?
The cost of home battery storage varies based on the size of the system, the brand, and the installation requirements. Keep in mind that federal and state incentives (not all customers are eligible for the federal investment tax credit) can help reduce the upfront cost, and the system can pay for itself over time through energy savings and reduced reliance on the grid.
Will a home battery system work during a power outage?
Yes, a home battery system is designed to provide backup power during a power outage. When the grid goes down, the system automatically switches to battery power, ensuring that essential appliances, lights, and devices continue to operate. However, depending on the size of your battery, it may not power your entire home—so it’s important to plan for which appliances are most critical during an outage.
How long do home batteries last?
Most home batteries have a lifespan of about 10 to 15 years, depending on usage and maintenance. Some systems come with warranties that cover the batteries for 10 years or more, providing peace of mind. The efficiency of the battery may degrade slightly over time, but modern systems are designed to retain most of their storage capacity throughout their lifespan.
Can a home battery save me money on my energy bill?
Yes, home battery storage can save you money by allowing you to store energy when rates are low (such as during the day if you have solar panels) and use it when energy prices are high (typically in the evening). Additionally, by reducing your reliance on the grid, you can avoid peak demand charges. Over time, the savings from using stored energy can offset the cost of the system, with some homeowners seeing a return on investment in a short period of time.
Where will my solar battery storage be installed?
Your solar battery is typically installed in a garage, basement, or an exterior wall near your main electrical panel. The ideal location depends on factors like climate, space availability, and local building codes. Our team will assess your home to determine the best placement for efficiency, accessibility, and protection from extreme weather.
