Solar, battery backup and generators
Pick one or several when you post your request. Only contractors who offer that kind of work will see it.
Solar Panels with Battery Backup
Rooftop or ground-mount panels paired with a home battery. The panels cut what you buy from the utility, and the battery runs the circuits you pick during an outage, then recharges from the sun.
Home Battery Backup Installation
A battery wired to a backup panel for your well pump, fridge, furnace fan, internet and lights. It can go with existing solar, new solar, or no solar at all and charge from the grid.
Whole Home Generator Installation
A permanently installed standby generator that starts on its own when the power drops. Often paired with solar and a battery so the generator only runs when the battery gets low.
Solar Panel Installation
A grid-tied system sized from your real monthly usage, on the roof or on the ground. On its own it lowers your bill but shuts off in an outage, so ask about adding a battery now or later.
Off-Grid Solar Systems
For cabins, new builds far from the lines, or anyone done with the utility. Sizing starts with your winter usage and how many cloudy days in a row you want to ride out, and most systems include a backup generator.
Home Energy Evaluation
A contractor comes to your home, looks at your panel, roof and usage, and gives you a written quote. The $349 fee is credited toward the system if you buy from that contractor.