Reliable Power
When The Grid
Isn't.

Yes. We're STORPWR, California State Licensed Contractor CSLB #1127639. Our principals bring over 20 years of experience in the energy industry. We carry $2 million in general liability insurance and maintain active workers' comp coverage. Don't take our word for it — you can verify our license directly on the CSLB website.

We work with independent dealer companies across California who introduce homeowners to our services. But here's what matters: your installation contract is directly with STORPWR. We're the licensed EPC contractor who designs, permits, installs, and warranties your system. Our partners connect us — we do the work and stand behind it for the life of your system.

First, a licensed technician visits your home for a site assessment. Then our engineering team designs a custom system for your property, and we handle all permitting with your city and utility company. Installation usually takes one day. After that, we coordinate the city inspection and utility approval. Once you get Permission to Operate, your system goes live. You can track every step through your customer portal.

We provide a 10-year warranty covering your complete system. We monitor your system in real time and have a local service team in California. If something comes up, call us or reach out through your portal. We don't disappear after install day.

It depends on your usage, rate plan, system size, and local utility rates — and anyone who gives you a number without looking at your actual data is guessing. Most California homeowners with battery systems save significantly by storing cheap off-peak energy and using it during peak hours. During your site assessment, we'll give you a personalized estimate based on your real usage history.

With STORPWR, you own your system — we don't do leases. We work with trusted lending partners to offer flexible financing options that fit your budget. During your assessment, we'll walk you through everything so you can choose what works best for your household.

Solar and battery systems increase your home's value — studies consistently show solar-equipped homes sell for more than comparable homes without. Your system warranty transfers to the new owner, which makes your home more attractive to buyers.

Typically 4 to 8 weeks from contract to activation. Most of that time is permitting and utility approvals, which we manage but can't control. The actual installation? Usually one day.

System costs vary based on your home's size, energy usage, equipment selection, and whether you're adding battery storage. California rebate programs like SGIP and SMUD's battery incentive can significantly reduce your cost. We provide free, no-obligation assessments with transparent pricing — no hidden fees, no pressure. Request an assessment and we'll give you exact numbers for your home.

NEM 3.0 (Net Billing) is California's current solar net metering policy, effective since April 2023. It reduced the value of solar energy exported to the grid. This is exactly why battery storage matters more than ever — instead of sending excess solar back at reduced rates, you store it and use it during expensive peak hours. We design every system with NEM 3.0 economics in mind.

Yes. A whole-home battery backup system automatically switches to stored power when the grid goes down, including during PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) events and SMUD outages. Your lights, refrigerator, internet, and medical equipment stay powered without interruption. This is the primary reason most Sacramento-area homeowners install battery storage.

Yes. The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) provides rebates for qualifying battery storage systems in California. Eligibility depends on your utility provider, income level, and whether you're in a high-fire-threat district. During your assessment, we determine your SGIP eligibility and handle the application for you.