Residential services
Power, protection, and a better roof.
Roofing, electrical, solar, and battery storage for the home — assessed together, installed by one team, and serviced after the fact.
For homeowners
A roof and a power system should be planned together.
One team for the roof and the power underneath.
A solar array is only as good as the roof under it. A battery is only as useful as the panel and circuits that support it. Most homeowners are asked to coordinate those trades themselves.
We assess the roof, the electrical service, the solar exposure, and the backup loads in one visit. Then we give you a scope that explains what should be done now, what can wait, and why.
Whether the project is a roof replacement, a panel upgrade, a first solar system, or a battery for outage protection, the goal is the same: a home that is safer, more resilient, and easier to operate.
Book a home assessmentWhat we install
A complete home power envelope.
Every scope starts with a site review. We do not quote a system without seeing the roof and the service.
01
Roof replacement
Shingle and metal roof systems, tear-off, underlayment, ventilation, and flashing — with solar-ready details where it matters.
02
Electrical upgrades
Service upgrades, panel replacements, dedicated circuits, and capacity for solar, storage, EV charging, or a generator.
03
Rooftop solar
Array layout, structural review, interconnection, and monitoring — sized around the roof and the home’s actual consumption.
04
Battery backup
Home batteries with critical-load panels, solar integration, and monitoring — for outage protection and evening load support.
05
EV charging
Level 2 charger circuits, load management, and panel capacity — installed with the same review as the rest of the electrical system.
06
Service & monitoring
System checks, warranty support, troubleshooting, and monitoring follow-up after the installation.
The assessment
What we look at before we quote.
- Roof age, layers, and deck condition
- Attic ventilation and insulation
- Electrical service and panel capacity
- Solar exposure and shading
- Backup loads and family priorities
- Utility interconnection rules
Home assessment
Start with the roof.
Send a few photos, your address, and what you want the home to do. We will tell you what to review first.