Power, with backup built in.
Here's how it works.
Base Power is more than just affordable power. A backup battery at your home protects your family from blackouts — and helps steady the grid everyone depends on.

Base works with the utility you already have.
Which one applies to you depends on who delivers your power.
Same home · Same wiring · The power in your walls doesn't change
So, what happens next?
Step 1See if Base is a fit for your home.
You can talk with one of our energy advisors, or take your time exploring (you're already in the right place).
When you're ready, enter your address to check your home's eligibility and next steps.
Step 2We'll review your setup.
Our engineers will confirm whether your home qualifies — and if so, for how many batteries (0, 1, or 2).
From there, we'll handle all the paperwork and logistics.
Step 3Installation. We've got it covered.
Your install happens in two visits. On the first, we install the electrical equipment and get your home ready for the battery.
Within three weeks we're back to install the battery outside near your meter. No one needs to be home, and your power stays on.
After that, your home is backed up, connected, and ready for whatever comes next.
Every home is different. So is every utility.
What Base looks like where you live depends on who delivers your power. Pick your utility and we'll show you the details for your area.
Texans trust Base to keep the lights on.
We sweat the details, so you don't have to.

Paperwork and power companies
We coordinate everything with your utility to make sure you're all squared away. Where Base becomes your energy provider, we handle the switch from your current provider too.

Built to be flexible, even if you move
The battery agreement runs with the home. If the new homeowner signs up for Base, everything transfers easily. If not, we'll remove the system — no matter when you move.

Installed for your home, not just any home
We find a clean, code-compliant spot for your system close to your electric meter, and install a soft start if needed to support larger HVAC systems. Every install is tailored with care, based on what works best for your home and the National Electric Code.







