We're WattsUp Renewable — a small team that geeks out on home energy systems. We help homeowners understand the technology, run the numbers, and figure out what actually makes sense for their home.
Every home is different — different roof, different utility rate, different goals. We start by understanding yours. Then we put together a plan based on real data, not a sales script.
What's your current system doing? What's it costing you? We start with your utility data and your existing equipment before we talk about adding anything new.
We walk you through the real performance data, the actual tradeoffs, and the honest numbers. You should understand this stuff — it's your home.
Solar, storage, EV charging, electrification — these systems work together. The order you build them matters. We help you figure out what comes first and why.
Most homes already have one or two of these pieces. The trick is understanding how they connect — and which upgrade actually moves the needle for your situation.
Today's panels produce significantly more power per square foot than systems installed five years ago — at a lower cost per watt than any point in history.
The technology is mature and reliable. The real question is sizing: how much do you actually need based on your usage, your roof geometry, and the loads you're planning to add down the road?
Modern lithium iron phosphate batteries have a decade of real-world data behind them. They're not just backup power — they give you control over when and how you use the grid.
A properly sized battery keeps critical loads running through outages, shifts your solar production into peak-rate hours, and reduces your exposure to rate increases. Configuration depends on what you're actually trying to accomplish.
If you drive an EV, it's probably the single largest new electrical load in your home — and the one that benefits most from smart energy planning.
A Level 2 charger adds 20–30 miles of range per hour. Integrated with solar and time-of-use scheduling, you can fuel your car almost entirely on energy you produce. The math on this one is usually pretty straightforward.
Heat pumps, induction cooktops, and heat pump water heaters don't just match gas equipment — they outperform it. Even in cold climates.
Cold-climate heat pumps work efficiently well below freezing. Induction boils water faster than gas. Heat pump water heaters run at 2–3x the efficiency of resistance units. The only real question is sequencing — what to swap first and how it fits with the rest of your system.
Buying, selling, or refinancing a home with solar? We provide independent, third-party inspections that give everyone in the transaction clear data on system condition and expected performance.
Full diagnostic of panel health, wiring integrity, inverter performance, and production history. We document everything and give you a clear picture of what's working, what isn't, and what to watch.
A formal, third-party report on system condition, age, capacity, and projected output. Useful for real estate transactions, insurance documentation, and refinancing.
Coverage plans from 1 to 5 years that protect against system underperformance or component failure identified during inspection. Real data, real coverage, real peace of mind.
Whether you're building new, renovating, or managing an existing system through a construction project, we handle the energy planning so you and your contractor don't have to guess.
We work with your architect and builder to plan panel layout, conduit runs, electrical capacity, and inverter placement before the first wall goes up. Getting it right at the blueprint stage saves real money.
Adding square footage or reconfiguring your home? We redesign your energy system to match the new layout and updated load requirements so nothing gets left behind.
Reroofing, structural work, additions — we safely remove and reinstall solar, battery, and electrical systems so your contractor can work unobstructed and your system comes back online right.
No sales pitch. Just a conversation about where you are, what you're thinking, and whether any of this makes sense for your situation.
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