Battery installers in North Carolina
6 battery installers across 5 cities in North Carolina. Installers here handle solar-plus-storage and battery-only projects for North Carolina homeowners. Check each company's site for the brands they carry and whether they serve your county.
Emerald Energy
Enphase-certified installer in Raleigh, NC offering residential solar paired with battery storage. Its own site also lists SolarEdge batteries. Works on both residential and commercial projects. Founded 2009.
Starlight Solar
Enphase-certified installer in Charlotte, NC offering residential solar paired with battery storage. Works on both residential and commercial projects. Founded 2017.
Renu Energy Solutions
Enphase-certified installer in Charlotte, NC offering residential solar paired with battery storage. Its own site also lists Tesla Powerwall, FranklinWH, SolarEdge, Generac PWRcell batteries. Works on both residential and commercial projects. Founded 2010.
Astrawatt Solar – Raleigh, NC
Enphase-certified installer in Cary, NC offering residential solar paired with battery storage. Works on both residential and commercial projects. Founded 2016.
ION Solar LLC (North Carolina)
Enphase-certified installer in Durham, NC offering residential solar paired with battery storage. Focused on residential work. Founded 2020.
Nexus Energy Systems - Dunn, North Carolina
Enphase-certified installer in Dunn, NC offering residential solar paired with battery storage. Focused on residential work. Founded 1930.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How many battery installers are in North Carolina?
Electric Crow lists 6 battery installers in North Carolina across 5 cities, led by Charlotte, Cary, Dunn. New listings are added as we verify them.
Which cities in North Carolina have the most battery installers?
Charlotte (2), Cary (1), Dunn (1), Durham (1), Raleigh (1).
How much does a home battery cost in North Carolina?
Installed cost depends on capacity, brand, whether it pairs with solar, and local labor rates. Get itemized quotes from at least three North Carolina installers listed here and ask about state or utility incentives, since the federal residential credit expired at the end of 2025.
Do I need solar to install a battery in North Carolina?
No. Battery-only installs are common for backup power and time-of-use savings, though pairing with solar usually improves the economics. Ask installers whether they do standalone battery projects.