Get Power Pro — Home Solar & Battery Backup | Powur Pro LLC
Powur Pro LLC · Ohio

Your roof is already collecting sunlight. Start collecting the bill savings.

We design, permit, install and switch on residential solar and battery backup — one crew, one point of contact, from the first quote to the day the meter starts running backwards.

System live
  • No cost to get a design
  • Financing options available
  • Licensed & insured installers
Installed by Get Power Pro
What we do

Five things that turn a roof into a power plant.

Every job runs through the same checklist. Nothing gets subcontracted out to a stranger you never meet.

Rooftop solar array installed on a residential home
Service 01

Residential solar

A panel layout built from your actual roof pitch, shading and 12 months of usage — not a generic template.

Home battery storage unit mounted in a garage
Service 02

Battery backup

Keep the fridge, furnace and well pump running when the grid goes down. Sized to the circuits you actually care about.

Technician inspecting a roof before solar installation
Service 03

Roof & site check

We look at the roof before we sell you anything. If it needs work first, we say so first.

Electrical panel and inverter wiring for a solar system
Service 04

Permits & interconnection

City permits, HOA paperwork and the utility interconnection application — filed, chased and closed by us.

Completed solar installation on a family home at dusk
Service 05

Monitoring & aftercare

Production tracking on your phone, and a real person to call if a number looks wrong.

How it works

Four stages. You are told which one you're in.

Most solar horror stories are communication failures, not equipment failures. Here's the whole sequence, up front.

Stage 1 of 4 · about 30 min

Energy review

We read your last 12 utility bills and satellite imagery of the roof, then show you a design and a real number. No cost, no obligation.

Stage 2 of 4 · 2–6 weeks

Design & approvals

Engineering drawings, structural sign-off, city permit and the utility interconnection application. This is the waiting part — we handle the filings.

Stage 3 of 4 · 1–3 days

Installation

Racking, panels, inverter, battery and electrical tie-in. Most homes are done inside a day or two, and the crew cleans up after itself.

Stage 4 of 4 · varies by utility

Inspection & switch-on

City inspection, utility permission to operate, then we turn it on together and walk you through the monitoring app.

Recent work

Roofs we've finished.

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What homeowners say.

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Questions

The things people ask before they sign.

How much does a system cost?
It depends on your usage, roof and whether you add a battery — anyone quoting a price before seeing your bills is guessing. The energy review is free and ends with a written number, not a range.
Do I have to pay for the whole thing up front?
No. Cash purchase and financed options are both available, and we'll show you the monthly cost of each next to your current utility bill so you can compare like for like.
What happens if the power goes out?
Solar alone shuts off during an outage for the safety of line workers. If you want the lights to stay on, you need battery backup — that's the honest answer, and it's why we quote batteries as a real option rather than an upsell.
Will panels damage my roof?
Properly flashed mounts don't leak. We inspect the roof first and tell you if it needs replacement before install — putting an array on a roof with five years left is a mistake you pay for twice.
How long does the whole process take?
Install itself is usually one to three days. The calendar time is permitting and utility approval, which varies by jurisdiction. We tell you which stage you're in the whole way through.
What areas do you serve?
Ohio and surrounding states. If you're outside our footprint, tell us where you are and we'll say so rather than waste your time.
Next step

Find out what your roof is worth.

Send us your address and last utility bill. You'll get a design and a real number back — no pressure, no door knock.