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In house electricians with over 40 years of experience installing solar, batteries, and high efficiency heating equipment and more!

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We design and install custom energy systems for homes, commercial, and government buildings integrating solar, battery backup, generators and HVAC.

Solar

Harness the power of the sun to lower your energy bills, boost your property's value and lower your carbon footprint with a custom solar solution. 

Batteries

Capture excess solar energy for use during the night or outages and dramatically reduce your reliance on the grid. Enjoy freedom and security with a state-of-the-art battery storage system.

Generators

Be prepared for any outage with a whole-home backup generator. Designed to automatically start during a grid failure ensuring continuous power, protecting your family's safety and comfort even when the grid goes down.

EV Chargers

Keep your electric vehicle charged with an in-home EV charger. No more long waits at a public station. Enjoy fast reliable charging at home while reducing your charging costs.

HVAC

Enjoy indoor comfort with a high-efficiency HVAC system. Our cutting-edge heating and cooling solutions provide precise climate control, reduce energy costs, and maintain a healthy, cozy environment all year round.

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Electrical

Our expert electrical services ensure that every aspect of your home’s wiring and installations is safe, efficient, and up to code. From routine maintenance to complex custom projects, our licensed electricians deliver quality workmanship.

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  • Do I need battery storage if I have solar?
    Solar panels generate energy during the day, but your home will continue to use power into the evening and at night. Battery storage allows you to capture and save any excess energy produced during peak sunlight hours for later use. This also provides backup power during outages. You can run on solar alone, adding battery storage increases your energy independence and overall efficiency.
  • Which brands of batteries do you install?
    We are partnered with Briggs and Stratton. Through them we offer military grade Lithium Farro Phosphate (LFO) batteries. We also install Enphase IQ batteries.
  • Can solar batteries power my entire house?
    Solar with batteries can provide power for many of your essential loads during an outage, such as lights, refrigeration, and heating or cooling systems. However, whether a battery can power your entire house depends on its capacity and your home’s energy consumption. With a properly sized battery system—often combined with solar panels and sometimes a generator—you can run most or all of your critical appliances. A professional energy assessment can help determine the best configuration to meet your needs.
  • What happens if the battery is full?
    When your solar battery reaches full capacity, your system is designed to prevent overcharging. Excess energy produced by your solar panels will either be sent back to the grid (if you’re on a net metering arrangement) or simply remain unused until your energy consumption drops below the generation level. This safeguard ensures that your battery operates efficiently and maintains a long service life without risking damage from overcharging.
  • Does the 30% tax credit apply to batteries?
    The federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) primarily covers the entire solar energy system installation, which includes both solar panels and battery storage when they are integrated as one complete system. If your battery storage is installed independently of the solar it may not be eligible.
  • Can I install batteries without solar?
    Yes, you can install batteries without pairing them with a solar system. Standalone battery systems are often used for backup power or to manage energy costs by storing electricity during off-peak times. However, the cost-effectiveness of batteries is usually enhanced when they are combined with solar panels, as the solar panels provide a renewable source of energy to charge the batteries. For backup-only or grid management solutions, standalone battery systems can still be a viable option, but they generally have a higher operating cost since they must be charged from the grid.
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