Battery backup
Start with the circuits and appliances you want powered in an outage.
Explore battery options →
Get My Options Compare your current bill and outage priorities before deciding whether you need more daytime production or stored power.
Get My OptionsStart with the circuits and appliances you want powered in an outage.
Explore battery options →Consider panel production, storage and backup as parts of one plan.
See solar + battery →Review the equipment you have before choosing an upgrade.
Explore existing solar →See whether extra capacity fits your roof, equipment and current utility arrangement.
Learn about solar expansion →If your existing panels were sized for a smaller household, bring recent Banning Electric Utility bills and your system's production record to an expansion review.
Banning publishes a residential solar permit process and has its own municipal electric utility. Confirm the home's utility account before comparing solar and storage proposals.
Read the city’s Banning permit or utility guidance. Requirements can change; the current rules should be confirmed for your project.
A utility interconnection review can be part of the process. We would check the current Banning Electric Utility instructions for your proposed scope.
A person on our team reviews your request and follows up to discuss your home and the details needed for a useful recommendation.
We are a family-owned Southern California company founded in 2019. Founder Carlos Barba has worked in solar since 2014, and our team has sold more than 1,340 projects. Meet the family and our approach.
Tell us what matters to you. We’ll review your request and talk through the available options.