Electrification Services in Riverside

California offers generous point-of-sale rebates for electric vehicles. These tax breaks won't end anytime soon; if anything, you'll see more of them as state and federal governments tackle the thorny problem of greenhouse emissions.

• Californians receive a 30% tax credit for installing electric vehicle charging stations, up to $1,000.
• You may also be eligible for federal tax breaks. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) extends a 30% tax credit for installing electric vehicle charging stations.
• As a bonus, there's no gas tax on the electricity you generate or buy! It now stands at 51.1 cents per gallon in California. And when you switch to electric, you're no longer subject to volatile gas prices.

Electricity costs are predictable.

• Electricity prices vary within a specific range. Gas prices, on the other hand, can spike wildly, as we've seen whenever an international crisis or natural disaster interrupts supply.
• You can charge your new electric car at night for a bargain rate. Plus, utility rates are closely regulated. You always know what to expect.

So now you can wave at your friends as they stew in the summer sun, camped out in long lines to save 10 cents a gallon to fill their 40-gallon tanks. You're on your way home in a quiet EV to an all-electric paradise and a Long Island tea.

Electric homes are safer and cleaner.

• Heating equipment is the leading cause of fires in US homes.
• While space heaters and fireplaces are the prime culprits, gas furnaces are also a problem, especially as they age.
• An electric furnace is safer to operate than a gas unit, and new models are more efficient than ever.
• Carbon monoxide leaks are another potential danger with gas appliances, killing as many as 500 people in the US every year and sickening another 20,000 to 30,000. Incidents can happen with any gas appliance, including water heaters and stoves.
• There's no risk of carbon monoxide poisoning with electric appliances.
• Electricity is also much cleaner than natural gas. It doesn't produce the toxic byproducts of combustion, such as nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide, and particulate matter.

Electric homes are more attractive on the market.

• A study by the National Association of Realtors found that homes with gas stoves sell for 5% to 6% less than all-electric homes.
• The reason is simple: gas appliances are a potential liability, while electric appliances are not.
• When you switch to all-electric, you're making a sound investment in your home.

Electrification offers backup.

Power walls store electricity purchased at lower rates during off-peak hours, then use that electricity during the day when rates are higher. Power walls also work with solar panels rather than send electricity back into the grid; they store the electricity generated for use at your convenience.

Backup electrical systems like power walls and generators ensure the power is always on, even when the power is out due to wildfires, wind, extreme weather patterns, or rolling blackouts.

Electrification is scalable and flexible.

You can dip your toe in the water or take the electrification plunge!

Update your lighting to efficient LEDs? We can do that. Install an electric vehicle charging station at your home or business? We do that as well.

We're here to help to the extent that you're willing and able to electrify your home or business.