Rooftop
Solar panels mounted on a suitable roof with the electrical equipment planned for the property.
Solar and backup power
Power equipment should match the property.
We design rooftop solar, ground mounts, battery systems, generator systems, and off-grid projects.
Solar
Three ways to place the array.
The roof, available land, electrical service, shade, and future plans affect the mounting choice.
Ground mount
A separate array placed on the property when roof space or roof conditions make another location more practical.
Specialized structure
Solar integrated with a gazebo, patio, carport, or another purpose-built structure.
Backup power
The loads determine the backup system.
The equipment choice follows the circuits, appliances, tools, or business operations that matter during an outage.
Battery backup
Stored power for selected loads or a larger portion of the property.
UPS systems
Short-term protection for equipment that cannot tolerate an interruption.
Generators
Briggs and Stratton generator options for longer outages and larger loads.
Off-grid evaluation
The load calculation comes first.
We total the expected electrical loads and recommend a system sized for the way the property will be used.
- Full load calculation
- Solar capacity recommendation
- Battery capacity recommendation
- Generator recommendation
- Essential load review
Arka structures
Gazebos, patios, and EV carports.
Gazebos, patios, and EV carports can provide shade, vehicle cover, solar mounting space, or charging access.
GazebosCovered outdoor space
PatiosAttached or detached structures
EV carportsVehicle cover and charging plans
Which loads need backup power?
A recent electric bill helps with solar and backup power projects.