Take Control of Your Energy

Your home's energy should work for you — not the other way around.

WattsUp is a battery-first energy company that helps homeowners understand their options, plan smart upgrades, and build a home energy system that saves real money over time.

Our Approach

We start by listening. Then we plan.

Every home is different. Your roof, your energy bills, and your goals are unique. We learn about your situation first, then build a plan around real numbers — not a sales pitch.

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We look at what you have.

Before we suggest anything new, we review your current setup. What equipment do you have? What are you paying? Your utility data tells the real story.

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We explain everything.

We show you the real numbers and the real tradeoffs. No confusing jargon. You’ll understand exactly what each option means for your home and your wallet.

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We plan the right order.

Solar, batteries, EV chargers, and heat pumps all work together. The order you add them matters. We help you decide what to do first — and what can wait.

The Four Pillars

Four systems. One connected plan.

Most homes already have one or two of these pieces. The key is knowing how they work together — and which upgrade makes the biggest difference for you.

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Pillar One

Solar Generation

Today’s solar panels make more power with less roof space than ever before — and they cost less per watt than at any point in history.

The technology is proven and reliable. The real question is how much you need — based on your energy use, your roof, and what you plan to add in the future.

Today's panels make twice the power as panels from ten years ago. A smaller setup on your roof can now make a lot more energy.
The equipment that converts your power matters. Newer systems handle shade and tricky roof spots much better than older ones — so more of your roof can work for you.
Plan for what you'll add later, not just today. If you want a battery, EV charger, or heat pump down the road, your solar system should be ready for that from the start.
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Pillar Two

Battery Storage

Modern home 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 well-sized battery keeps your important systems running during outages, stores your solar energy for high-cost hours, and protects you from rate increases. What you need depends on your goals.

Today's batteries are safer and last longer than the ones sold years ago. The technology has been tested in real homes for over a decade and it works.
You choose what your battery powers. We'll help you figure out exactly what stays on during an outage — no guessing, no surprises.
Your battery can save you money every day — not just during power outages. Programs in the Northeast let you earn credits by sharing stored energy when the grid needs it most.
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Pillar Three

EV Charging

If you drive an electric vehicle, it’s probably the biggest new energy draw in your home — and the one that benefits most from smart planning.

A home charger adds 20–30 miles of range per hour. Paired with solar and smart scheduling, you can charge your car with energy you produce. The savings here are easy to see.

A Level 2 home charger is all most people need. A regular outlet is too slow for daily driving. A Level 2 charger fills up your car overnight — simple and reliable.
Smart chargers work with your solar panels to charge your car with the energy your home makes. They can also wait until electricity is cheapest to save you more.
Some EVs can power your home in an outage. This technology is already available in certain vehicles. Setting up your home's wiring now means you'll be ready to use it.
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Pillar Four

Heat Pumps

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 well below freezing. Induction cooks faster than gas. Heat pump water heaters use a fraction of the energy. The only real question is what to replace first — and how it fits with the rest of your system.

Heat pumps use way less energy than gas furnaces — they can deliver 2 to 4 times more heat using the same amount of electricity. That's a big difference on your energy bill.
The order you switch things matters. Replacing your biggest gas users first — like your furnace and water heater — cuts your gas bill fastest and helps your solar go further right away.
Tax credits and rebates can help cover the cost. Federal and state programs still offer money back on heat pump equipment. The best time to switch is when your old system needs replacing anyway.
What We Do

How we can help.

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Inspection Services

Buying, selling, or refinancing a home with solar? We provide independent inspections that give everyone clear data on system condition and expected performance.

System Inspections

We check everything — your panels, wiring, and the equipment that runs it all. You'll get a clear picture of what's working well and what might need attention.

Inspection Certificates

An official report that covers how your system is doing, how old it is, and how much power it should make. Great for home sales, insurance, or refinancing.

Inspection Insurance

Protection plans from 1 to 5 years. If something isn't performing the way it should after our inspection, you're covered.

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System Design & Consulting

Whether you’re building new, renovating, or managing an existing system through a construction project, we handle the energy planning so you don’t have to guess.

New Construction

We team up with your architect and builder early on to plan where everything goes — panels, wiring, batteries — before the walls go up. It saves time and money.

Renovations & Additions

Changing your home's layout? We'll adjust your energy system to match so nothing gets missed or left behind.

Removal & Reinstallation

Need a new roof or major work done? We safely take down your solar and battery equipment, and put it all back when the job is done.

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Ready to take control?

Let’s talk about your home.

No sales pitch. Just a real conversation about where you are, what you’re thinking, and whether any of this makes sense for your situation.

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