Grid-tied solar pushes power to the meter at noon and buys it back after dark, at your
provider's price rather than yours. Scroll the day: Duracell Max Hybrid keeps the afternoon,
the night, and the outage on your side of the meter. Solrite lease, local crew.
Panels peak when nobody is home and the air conditioning is coasting. Surplus goes out to the meter for whatever your plan pays for exports — which, on most Texas retail plans, is not what you pay to buy it back.
The day curve is a shape, not a scale. Your numbers come off your bill.
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A day on a solar roofShape, not scale — your actual numbers come off your bill.
Surplusgoes to the meterShortfallbought back at retail
What the roof makes
What the house uses
After dark
Then you buy the same day back.
Dinner, laundry, the A/C catching up, everyone home. Those hours are bought from the grid at the retail rate, plus the delivery fees that never left. A solar payment and a utility bill — two charges for one roof.
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A day on a solar roofShape, not scale — your actual numbers come off your bill.
Surplusgoes to the meterShortfallbought back at retail
What the roof makes
What the house uses
The hardware
Duracell Max Hybrid sits between the roof and the meter.
Imperium sizes it and installs it. Solrite owns the battery and leases it to you, so you are not buying a second large asset on top of the panels. The afternoon finally has somewhere to go besides the meter.
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When the grid is healthy
Grid services pay Solrite. What is left comes to you.
On ordinary days the battery can earn from grid services — a virtual power plant while the system is up. That revenue services the Solrite lease. The programme is built as $0 down and about $20 a month.
About $20 a month is the programme shape, not a savings percentage and not a quote. Your figure is set from your bill, on the call.
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After dark, with storage
At night, the battery is yours.
Evening load comes off what the roof stored, not off a buyback. Grid services run when the grid is healthy. They do not take the night from you.
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When the grid drops
The battery is still yours.
Participating in grid services does not spend your backup. When the street goes dark, the battery backs the whole main panel — nothing in the house is left off a list. What is finite is how long it carries you. An emergency becomes an inconvenience.
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Grid downStay-on
The battery is yours. Backup is not the price of grid services.
Next step
Thirty minutes. Your bill, not a brochure.
Book a call or ring us. If storage is wrong for the address, you hear that before anyone quotes you.
The hardware is the easy part. The terms are where people get hurt.
Duracell storage, on a Solrite lease
The hardware is Duracell home energy storage. The battery is owned and leased to you by Solrite, the finance company behind the programme, so you are not buying a second large asset on top of the panels. We do the install and we stand behind it.
The lease terms, in writing, first
What Solrite owns, what you pay monthly, what happens at end of term, and what happens if you sell the house. You read it on your own time, with nobody sitting across your kitchen table waiting.
Licensed and insured
Permitted, inspected, and done to code — with the paperwork handed to you, not filed somewhere you never see.
One crew, start to finish
The person who reads your bill on the call is the person who plans the install. No handoff to a subcontractor you have never met.
Straight answers about duration
The system backs your whole main panel, so nothing gets left off. What we will be straight about is how long it carries the house on a given night, and whether that closes enough of your gap to be worth doing at all.
Local routes only
Greater Houston & Montgomery County, Texas. If you are outside it, we say so instead of adding you to a queue.
Before a slot locks, you upload your most recent power bill. A person reads it and confirms which Texas market your address sits in. Co-op and Entergy addresses are told immediately, not after a call.
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Pick a 30-minute window
Live availability against both of our calendars, in Central time. What you see is genuinely open — nothing is double-booked behind the scenes.
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We call you
Thirty minutes. We read your bill with you, work out what your panels leave uncovered after dark, and say whether storage closes enough of that gap to be worth doing.
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Terms before signatures
If it fits, you get the Solrite lease terms and the install scope in writing, and time to read them. If it does not fit, that is the end of it and you owe us nothing.
Where we work
We drive a route, not a radius.
These are the ZIPs we run regularly. Utility territory does not follow ZIP lines, so the
map tells you which market a ZIP is mostly in — and your bill tells us the rest.
Your ZIP, whether you already have panels, who sends your bill, how often your street goes
dark, and what you protect first. A straight answer at the end — including “not you, and
here is why”.
No account. No payment. You can stop at any question.
Question 2 of 5
Do you already have solar?
Yes — bought it, still paying a loan
Yes — owned outright, no payment
Yes — leased, or on a PPA
No solar yet
Proof
We would rather show you nothing than show you something invented.
This is where verified reviews go, with names and links, once the homeowners who wrote
them have said we can publish them. Until then the space stays empty. Ask us on the call
for references you can actually phone.
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Licensed and insured — certificate available on request before the visit.
Every job gets a written scope with exclusions listed, not implied.
References from completed local installs, given on the call rather than printed here.
Because Texas retail choice only exists in part of the state, and Greater Houston is a patchwork. The bill tells us in one look whether your address is on CenterPoint (retail choice), a cooperative, or Entergy Texas. If you are a co-op member we tell you immediately instead of driving out and finding a way to sell you something anyway.
Then this particular offer does not fit your address, and we will say so plainly. Cooperative members cannot shop retail electricity providers, so the plan economics we talk about simply do not exist for you. Battery hardware still works at your house — call us and we will tell you honestly what that looks like without the retail-plan part.
Thirty minutes. We read the bill you uploaded with you, work out what your panels leave uncovered after dark, and tell you whether storage closes enough of that gap to be worth doing. If it does, we book the site visit from there — no one drives out before that call has happened.
Yes. The Duracell system backs the main service panel entirely — the whole house, not a critical-loads subpanel. There is no list of circuits to choose between and nothing gets left off. What is finite is time, not scope: a battery holds a set amount of energy, so the real question on the call is how long it carries your house, and that depends on what you are running while the grid is down.
It depends on your usage, your retail plan and the size of system that actually fits, which is why we will not print a number here that we would have to walk back on the call. You get the lease terms and the install scope in writing, with the exclusions listed, before anyone touches a wire.
Next step
Find out in 30 minutes whether this fits your roof.
Upload your latest bill, pick a window, and we call. If storage is wrong for your address, you will hear that from us before anyone quotes you anything.