Explore the possibilities for your home
Every home has different needs. You may be addressing an electrical concern, preparing for an electric vehicle, or exploring ways to keep essential equipment running during an outage.
Grid Association provides information about:
- Electrical upgrades and repairs, including panels, service capacity, grounding and bonding, surge protection, and circuits.
- Electrical safety inspections to assess existing systems and identify potential concerns.
- Battery storage for home energy storage and backup power.
- Solar energy options and project considerations.
- Generators and the electrical preparation needed for backup power.
- EV charging, including home charger installation and related electrical upgrades.
Where relevant, we also share information about incentives that may apply. These depend on your location, project details, and current program requirements.
From inquiry to next steps
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Tell us about your project
Share your ZIP code, contact information, and the type of work you're considering. These details help us understand your request and check service availability.
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We check local availability
We review your inquiry to determine whether a participating contractor serves your area. If service is unavailable, we'll let you know. Submitting an inquiry does not guarantee a referral or future service.
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Decide how to move forward
Where service is available, we help connect you with a participating contractor to discuss your project. The contractor assesses the work and provides information about scope, pricing, and scheduling. You decide whether to proceed.
Understanding our role
Grid Association provides information and referrals. We do not perform installations, repairs, or inspections. Contractor services are quoted and arranged separately with the provider you choose.
We do not administer government or utility programs. Submitting an inquiry through our website is not an application for an incentive and does not guarantee eligibility, approval, funding, savings, or contractor availability.
Your information and your choices
Knowing what happens after you submit an inquiry matters. Please review the disclosures accompanying our form for details about who receives your information and who may contact you.
You can also visit our Privacy Policy and Contact Consent page to learn more about how information is handled and how to request an end to communications.
Start with your home. Explore your options.
Tell us what you have in mind, and we'll check whether a participating contractor is available in your area.
Grid Association is a private business and is not a government agency, utility, lender, or contractor. Grid Association is not affiliated with any government agency or utility.