Energy Storage & Solar Services
Backup power has moved from luxury to planning basics: batteries keep your home running through outages silently and instantly, solar turns your roof into the fuel supply, and together they make blackouts something you read about rather than live through.
We design and install the full stack as Tesla-certified installers: Powerwall 3 systems sized from your actual utility data, solar arrays matched to your consumption, battery retrofits for existing solar, and whole-home backup engineered around the circuits you can't afford to lose. Every system includes permitting, utility interconnection, and commissioning, plus every state and utility incentive your address qualifies for, claimed correctly.
Powerwall services
Tesla Powerwall Installation
Tesla Powerwall installation typically costs $11,000–$18,000+ before incentives, depending on the number of units. As a Tesla-certified installer, Charge Home Solutions delivers whole-home backup and claims every state and utility incentive your address qualifies for.
Learn more →Home Battery Installation
Home battery installation provides backup power and energy-cost savings. We install Tesla Powerwall and other leading batteries, sized to your essential loads.
Learn more →Solar Battery Installation
Pairing solar with battery storage lets you use your own clean power day and night and stay powered through outages. State and utility programs, not the expired federal credit, are where the savings are now.
Learn more →Solar Panel Installation
Home solar panel installation typically costs $15,000–$30,000 before incentives, depending on system size. Charge Home Solutions designs and installs rooftop solar, and can pair it with a Tesla Powerwall so you use your own power day and night.
Learn more →Backup Power Systems
Whole-home and partial-home backup using batteries, transfer switches, and generators, designed around the circuits you can't afford to lose.
Learn more →Powerwall 3 Installation
Tesla Powerwall 3 installed by certified electricians, 13.5kWh storage, 11.5kW output, built-in solar inverter. Typically $11,000–$18,000 before state and utility incentives.
Learn more →Multi-Powerwall Systems
Two, three, or more Powerwalls for true whole-home backup, A/C, EV charging, well pumps, everything. Systems typically $20,000–$45,000 before state and utility incentives.
Learn more →Solar + Storage Retrofit
Already have solar? Add a battery and stop exporting cheap and buying expensive. Retrofits typically $10,000–$25,000, and the battery can earn state storage incentives on its own.
Learn more →Off-Grid Power Systems
True off-grid and grid-optional power, solar arrays sized for winter, serious battery banks, and generator backup for the dark weeks. Engineered systems, not kits.
Learn more →Home Energy Monitoring
Circuit-level energy monitoring, see what every appliance costs in real time, catch failing equipment, and right-size solar and battery plans. Installed from $300–$2,000.
Learn more →Battery, solar, or both: how to decide
If outages are your concern, start with the battery: one Powerwall carries essentials overnight, two cover most homes, and three deliver whole-home backup including air conditioning. If bills are the concern, solar attacks the root, and under today's reduced-export utility rules, pairing it with storage is usually what makes the economics work.
The honest sequencing question is your utility's rates and your outage history, which is exactly what the free assessment models. Many households phase it: battery first for resilience, solar the following year, with the wiring pre-planned so phase two is an addition rather than a redesign.
Sizing follows behavior, not square footage. Two identical floor plans can differ threefold in consumption, which is why we design from your utility's interval data rather than rules of thumb. The data shows your real daily kilowatt-hours, your seasonal peaks, and exactly what a given battery count would have carried through your last outage.
One more planning note: incentives shape timing. With the federal clean-energy credits now expired, state storage programs and utility enrollments carry the savings, and they run on budget cycles that open and exhaust. Checking your address's current stack before committing, which the Savings Finder does in minutes, sometimes moves a project's start date and always sharpens its price.
Frequently asked questions
A single unit typically runs $11,000 to $18,000 before incentives. The federal credit that used to reduce that ended after December 31, 2025, so state and utility programs are now what lower the net, and they vary by address.
One for essentials, two for most homes, three for whole-home backup with A/C. Your utility interval data gives the exact answer, which we pull during the free assessment.
Yes. It charges from the grid, backs up outages, and arbitrages time-of-use rates on its own. Solar extends outage endurance from hours to days and adds daily savings, but it isn't a prerequisite.
The warranty runs 10 years with a guaranteed capacity floor, and real-world units routinely serve well beyond it with zero maintenance: no fluids, no service visits, no moving parts.
The Powerwall 3's 11.5kW output starts and runs most central A/C units. Runtime depends on capacity: plan two to three units, or solar pairing, for extended summer outages with cooling.
The federal Residential Clean Energy Credit ended for property placed in service after December 31, 2025, so the savings now come from state storage rebates, utility programs, and Virtual Power Plant payments, which stack where available; the Savings Finder maps your address's current options, and we file the paperwork as part of the install.