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In many cases, yes. We first review your existing solar equipment, electrical panel, available space, and local requirements to establish compatibility and the scope of the installation.

That depends on the design. Essential-circuit backup and broader home backup have different capacity and power requirements. We review the appliances you want to run, including their starting loads, before recommending equipment.

Runtime depends on usable battery capacity, the appliances running, battery charge at the start of an outage, and available solar production. Your proposal should explain those assumptions rather than promise a fixed number of hours for every home.

A standard grid-connected solar installation does not necessarily provide outage power. Backup requires a compatible system designed to isolate from the grid safely. We confirm the required batteries, controls, and electrical work as part of your design.

Warranty coverage depends on the battery model and the equipment and installation terms in your proposal. We walk through the applicable manufacturer coverage, capacity or cycle conditions, and installation coverage before you choose a system.