Custom Solar Solutions

Will solar panels keep your home powered during an outage?

Many homeowners assume they will, but most standard grid-connected solar systems automatically shut down when the grid goes down. This is an important safety measure designed to protect utility workers.

A properly configured solar-plus-battery system can provide backup power by safely disconnecting from the grid and using stored energy to support selected appliances or circuits.

The amount of backup power available depends on the system’s design, battery capacity, and the energy your home uses.

If outage protection is one of your priorities, battery storage should be considered from the beginning.

Schedule a solar + battery consultation at CustomSolarSolutions.com.

Is your home ready for solar?

It takes more than having a sunny roof. Roof condition, shading, available space, electricity use, and your long-term energy goals can all influence the right system design.

Your future energy needs matter too. If you’re planning to add an electric vehicle, new appliances, or battery backup, those changes should be considered from the beginning.

A professional assessment can help determine what makes sense for your property instead of relying on a one-size-fits-all recommendation.

Schedule your free consultation at CustomSolarSolutions.com.

How Long Can a Home Battery Keep Your House Powered?

Battery runtime depends on the battery’s capacity, your home’s energy use, and what you want to keep running during an outage.

Powering essential devices is very different from powering an entire home. High-demand appliances, such as air conditioning or electric heating, can also use stored energy more quickly.

That’s why the right battery system should be designed around your property and your backup priorities.

🔗 Schedule a solar + battery consultation at CustomSolarSolutions.com.

Are solar panels worth it for Georgia homeowners?

Our owner, Tom Bowman, recently sat down with the hosts of the All Four Seasons Home Show to discuss how solar energy systems and battery storage solutions are helping homeowners lower electricity costs, prepare for power outages, and gain greater energy independence.

In this interview, Tom discusses:
• Residential solar panel technology
• Solar battery storage and backup power options
• Long-term energy savings
• Rising utility costs in Georgia
• Why more homeowners are investing in solar energy

As electricity rates continue to rise and grid reliability becomes a growing concern, many homeowners are looking at solar power as a practical way to protect their homes and control energy costs.

Watch the full interview:
https://na2.hubs.ly/H063ygJ0

Wrapped up a custom install south of Atlanta this week. The homeowner had it planned out, parts bought, knowledge in hand, ready to do it himself. Then the permitting paperwork showed up and he decided to hand off the rest. We took it from there, built the porch-roof array, and came back a few weeks later to add a ground-mount system once the first one was running.

If you've started a solar project and got stuck mid-way, we can pick it up.

Free written estimate, no pressure.

Big or small, every project matters. This local Mexican grocery store took a major step toward lowering energy costs and gaining more control over their power.

See the transformation from a bare roof to a clean, efficient solar setup. This system is now producing real savings every day.

If you own a commercial property, solar isn’t just for massive buildings. It works for businesses of all sizes.

Thinking about making the switch? Let’s talk.

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Not all sunlight hits your home the same way. And that matters more than most people think.

We use advanced irradiance mapping to see exactly how sunlight interacts with your roof. That means no guessing. Just smart solar design that maximizes your system’s performance from day one.

More accurate design = more energy production and better long-term savings.

Curious what your home looks like through our lens?
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