
Solar with optional battery
When the grid
goes down,
what stays on?
Solar for your home. Optional battery backup for what matters.
Tell us about your home. We’ll review your options with you. No obligation. No credit check to start.
What matters to you
Start with what
you want to power.
A cold fridge. Lights. A way to stay in touch. Your priorities come first.
The everyday essentials
Bigger loads. A closer look.
AC and other large appliances need more power. The right setup depends on your home. Whole-home and AC backup are never assumed.
Your solar project team
Your home.
Your questions.
A real conversation.
You don’t need to know every solar term. We help you review the options and full costs.
Marcel · Grid Pros
A decision about your home should feel clear, not rushed. We explain the plan and agree on the next step.
- We start with your priorities
- We explain the full costs
- We agree on the next step
A trusted family member or partner is welcome to join the conversation.
See what happens nextYour options
Solar. With or without a battery.
Solar
Make power from daylight. Solar alone generally stops powering your home during an outage.
Solar onlySolar + battery
Store power for selected circuits. Runtime depends on capacity, loads, setup and weather.
See My Solar OptionsHow backup works
Backup needs a properly designed system. Solar may recharge a battery, but weather and power use affect duration. Review the actual equipment and backed-up circuits. Whole-home and AC backup are not assumed.
Optional additions
Plan the whole project.
Tell us what else is on your list. We review it as part of your solar project.
Battery backup
Keep selected circuits on during an outage.
Roof preparation or replacement
Some roofs need work before panels go on.
Heating & cooling (HVAC)
Review a system upgrade alongside your solar plan.
EV charging
Plan a charger for your car. Standard EV charging is not home backup.
Site options: ask about ground-mount panels if your roof isn’t a fit.
Available additions depend on your home, installer and payment plan. Some work may need a separate agreement.
Compare the costs
Let’s make the numbers easier.
Start where you are. You do not need to know every number.
Your project team reviews your home and helps you get a proposal.
Take four short steps to see a monthly snapshot.
Your numbers stay in this browser tab. They are not sent to us.
Full payment details
What happens next
Three steps. Your choice.
01
Tell us your priorities
Share your home details and what you want to power. A bill is optional to start.
02
Review your home’s options remotely
An advisor walks through the plan, equipment and full costs. Ask what matters to you.
03
Choose whether to proceed
Move ahead only if you want to. A physical site review and installer approval are still needed.
Where we work
Closer to home.
Florida, plus five more installation markets.
Address, utility, equipment and financing eligibility are checked during review.