Home Electrification, By the Numbers
Real cost, savings, and rebate estimates for solar, heat pumps, home batteries, and EV chargers — for your exact state and city. No email required.
Your Home Electrification Plan
All four upgrades, one estimate — no email required
Or dive into one upgrade
Each tool has full city-by-city cost, savings, and rebate data for all 50 states.
Solar Panels
See install cost, savings, and payback for a rooftop solar system in your city.
Heat Pumps
Compare heat-pump cost and heating savings vs your current fuel, by climate.
Home Batteries
Estimate backup hours, bill savings, and net cost after state battery rebates.
EV Chargers
Find your home-charging fuel savings vs gas and the cost to install a Level 2 charger.
Gear We Recommend
Independent buying guides for the equipment that powers an electrified home.
Best Home EV Chargers (2026)
Our top Level 2 chargers, compared on charging speed, connector, smart features, and value.
Read the guide →Best Portable Power Stations (2026)
Top battery-backup units for outages, compared on capacity, output, 240V support, and price.
Read the guide →Best Home Energy Monitors (2026)
See where your power goes — whole-home vs. circuit-level monitors compared on detection, solar support, and price.
Read the guide →Best Smart Thermostats for Heat Pumps (2026)
The right thermostats for heat pumps, compared on multi-stage and aux-heat control, sensors, and mini-split support.
Read the guide →One Plan, Four Upgrades
Solar, batteries, heat pumps, and EV chargers work best together — cutting your energy bills, adding backup power, and running your home and car on cheaper, cleaner electricity.
Real Local Data
Every estimate uses your state and city — electricity rates, climate, fuel prices, outage data, and current rebates.
Honest Numbers
We show the real 2026 picture: the federal credits are mostly gone, so the tools reflect what you actually save today.
Free Quotes
When you're ready, connect with licensed local installers and compare quotes at no cost or obligation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is home electrification?
Home electrification means replacing fossil-fuel systems with efficient electric ones — rooftop solar, heat pumps for heating and cooling, home batteries for backup and bill savings, and EV chargers for driving on electricity. Together they cut energy bills and emissions. ElectricMetrics gives you real, state-by-state cost and savings estimates for each.
Are there still federal tax credits for these upgrades in 2026?
Most have been rolled back. The 30% federal credit for solar and home batteries (Section 25D) expired December 31, 2025, the $2,000 heat-pump credit (25C) also ended then, and the EV-charger credit (30C) expired June 30, 2026. State and utility rebates are now the primary incentives — and our tools show what is available in your state.
Which upgrade should I do first?
It depends on your home and bills. Heat pumps and EV chargers usually deliver the fastest fuel savings; solar cuts your electricity bill directly; batteries add backup power and time-of-use savings. Many homeowners combine them. Use each calculator to compare payback in your state.