Simple by design, in three steps
No bill uploads, no sales calls you didn't ask for. Here's exactly what happens when you check your home.
Tell us about your home
Your ZIP code, your monthly bill and usage, and whether you own your home. No bill photo, no account login, no waiting.
See if your home qualifies right away
We show you right away whether your home likely qualifies for automatic home battery backup.
Enroll and get installed, no pressure
If it's a fit, a real person walks you through the Energywell plan and schedules your install. If it isn't, we'll tell you that too. Either way, you decide.
Common questions
Do I have to commit to anything to check?
No. Checking takes about 2 minutes and never obligates you. For homes that qualify, Energywell owns and operates the battery, so you don't buy, lease or finance it.
Do I need to upload my electric bill?
No. Your ZIP code, monthly bill and usage are enough for us to check your home.
What happens in an outage?
The battery switches on automatically the moment the grid drops. Nothing to start, fuel or plug in. How long it runs depends on system size and household use.
Am I obligated to enroll if I check?
No. Checking your home never obligates you to switch providers or move forward with the battery.
Is my city deregulated?
Right now we serve homes in Oncor territory in Dallas-Fort Worth. Only homes served by a deregulated utility can choose their electric provider. Cities with their own municipal utility aren't deregulated and can't use this program.
Does every home qualify for the battery?
Not every home. The current pilot requires homeownership, no existing solar panels, enrollment in an Energywell electric plan, and average usage of 1,500+ kWh a month. We check these when you check your home.
See if your home qualifies in about 2 minutes
No obligation. A real person follows up, never a robocall.