Los Banos & the Central Valley
Home Electrification service done right.
Thinking about moving off gas? We map the whole path, heat pump, water heater, panel capacity, solar and storage, and stage it to fit your budget.
- Gas-to-electric conversion
- Heat pumps & mini-splits
- Heat pump water heaters
- Induction-ready circuits
What we handle
Everything under home electrification

Since 2001
Serving the Central Valley
- 01Gas-to-electric conversion
- 02Heat pumps & mini-splits
- 03Heat pump water heaters
- 04Induction-ready circuits
- 05Solar panel installation
- 06Battery storage systems
Electrification isn't one project; it's a sequence. Done in the right order, each step lowers the operating cost of the next. Done backwards, you pay for a panel upgrade you didn't need yet.
We start with a whole-home assessment: current gas appliances, electrical service capacity, insulation and duct condition, and how you actually use the house.
From there we can install heat pumps and mini-splits, heat pump water heaters, induction-ready circuits, solar panels and battery storage, with financing for qualified buyers and help identifying available rebates.
Call us when you notice
- A gas furnace and water heater both nearing end of life
- Rising utility bills and interest in solar
- Planning an addition, remodel or ADU
- Wanting backup power during outages
- Curiosity about rebates before they change
Home Electrification questions
Straight answers, no runaround.
Not always. We calculate your existing load before recommending one, many homes can add a heat pump or HPWH with load management instead.
Yes, when it's properly sized. Modern variable-speed heat pumps handle Central Valley heat and cover heating in winter as well.
We install solar panels and solar battery storage systems to reduce energy costs and add resilience during outages.
Yes, we offer financing options for qualified buyers so you can upgrade now and pay over time.
Comfort you can count on day or night.
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