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DFW BATTERY BACKUP & ENERGY STORAGE

Battery Backup Designed Around What Matters Most

Plan backup power around the circuits, equipment, and routines you rely on most. Exceed Solutions evaluates your electrical system, priority loads, outage goals, and future energy needs to help design the right battery solution—with or without solar.

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Battery-Only or Solar-ConnectedDesigned around your energy goals
Planned Around Priority LoadsStart with what matters most

Power planning for North Texas

Texas Power Demand Is Growing.
Your Backup Plan Should Keep Up.

Extreme weather and record-setting electricity demand make a properly planned backup system more valuable than ever for DFW homes.

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Texans Lost Power

During Winter Storm Uri

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Without Electricity

For some Texans during the 2021 freeze

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Growth in Peak Demand

From 2000 to the preliminary 2026 record

ERCOT PEAK DEMAND

Texas Electricity Demand Keeps Reaching New Highs

*2026 figure is preliminary until ERCOT settlement is complete.

Texas weather can change quickly.
Your backup plan should not.

Build a system around your priority loads, desired runtime, and future energy plans.

Plan Your Backup Power

Sources: FERC Winter Storm Uri report · ERCOT demand records · National Weather Service

Built for North Texas

Why DFW Homes Choose Backup Power

Severe weather, extreme temperatures, and unexpected grid outages can interrupt power when you need it most. A properly planned battery system helps keep your home’s most important circuits and equipment running.

01

Outage Protection

Keep essential lighting, refrigeration, medical equipment, internet, and devices powered during an outage.

02

Storm-Ready Power

Be better prepared for North Texas thunderstorms, high winds, winter freezes, and other unexpected disruptions.

03

Greater Energy Independence

Pair battery storage with solar to generate, store, and use more of your own energy at home.

04

Smarter Energy Use

Depending on your electricity plan, a battery may help you store energy during lower-cost periods and use it when rates are higher.

Your backup system should be designed around your electrical capacity, priority loads, desired runtime, and future energy plans.

Plan Your Backup Power

Compare Your Options

Battery Backup vs. Standby Generators vs. Hybrid Systems

The three main approaches to whole-home backup work differently. The right choice depends on your goals, your usage, and your budget.

Battery Backup Only

Stored energy, ready instantly.

Solar-charged battery systems are silent, require no fuel, and seamlessly take over when grid power drops. They power your home from stored energy and can recharge from solar during the day.

Consider: Capacity is finite. During a long outage with limited sunlight, stored energy may run low.
Best for

Homes with existing or planned solar, moderate backup needs, and a preference for quiet, low-maintenance operation. It may also pair well with free-nights electricity plans where available.

Noise
Very low
Runtime
Stored capacity
Maintenance
Low

We design all three configurations. The right choice for your home depends on the circuits you need to protect, expected runtime, available fuel or solar, and your budget—we’ll walk through each factor during your consultation.

Flexible by Design

Battery Storage Options We Install

We’re not locked into a single manufacturer. We recommend the system that best fits your existing electrical setup, solar equipment, usage, backup goals, and budget.

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Tesla
Powerwall 3

13.5kWh usable capacity
per unit
11.5kW continuous
power output

A widely recognized home battery with an integrated solar inverter, seamless app monitoring, and the ability to stack units for homes needing additional capacity.

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The right battery for one home isn’t always right for another. We’ll evaluate your current solar, energy use, backup goals, and budget before recommending a system.

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