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Home Resilience Studio · by BYOP Electric

Quiet power for homes that cannot go offline.

We design battery storage, solar, generator integration and the electrical infrastructure that carries them — for custom homes and major renovations across Utah. Backup, resilience and savings, planned into the home from the start.

Delivered by BYOP Electric, a Utah licensed electrical contractor.

01 · The case for planning early

Resilience is a design decision.

Modern homes lean on electricity for heating controls, refrigeration, security, gates, pumps and communications. In a custom home or a major renovation, those systems want to be planned as one electrical strategy — while distribution and finishes are still on paper.

Bringing resilience into design development protects three things at once: the architecture, the construction schedule and the homeowner's experience of the finished house.

Plan early

Reserve what the system needs

Space, pathways, panels and controls, established while they are still lines on a drawing.

Coordinate once

Settle it before rough-in

Electrical, mechanical, solar, AV, security and owner priorities aligned in one pass, not five.

Operate confidently

Hand over a tested system

Documented, commissioned and proven against a real outage before anyone moves in.

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02 · System concept

Battery-first. Generator-supported.

Battery storage answers the moment power is lost — immediately, quietly, without anyone deciding anything. Solar supports daily energy costs and replenishes storage in daylight. For a long outage, an integrated standby generator can carry priority loads and restore battery reserve.

Battery handles the moment. Generator extends the duration. Solar improves the economics.
Battery-first system conceptSolar and the utility grid feed energy controls, which serve priority home loads. Battery storage sits at the centre of the system as the largest element. An integrated standby generator sits below it as long-duration support.SolarGridEnergy controlsPriorityhome loadsBattery storageImmediate, quiet, automaticGenerator integrationLong-duration support

Conceptual only. Every system is engineered around the property's load profile, priority circuits, storage capacity and intended outage duration.

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03 · System pathways

Designed around the home.

Four ways in, depending on how far the project has gone and how much the owner wants to commit now. Every one of them starts from the same place: what this house has to keep doing when the power stops.

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01

Resilience Ready

Electrical planning and infrastructure for battery storage, solar, generator integration and EV capacity the owner may want later.

02

Quiet Backup System

Battery-backed priority loads, automatic outage operation, monitoring and intelligent load management.

03

Solar + Storage System

Solar, batteries and energy controls designed together for resilience and long-term savings.

04

Estate Resilience System

Multi-zone energy architecture for large homes, guest structures, complex mechanical loads and long-duration outage support.

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04 · Where we come in

Built into the project, not added after it.

Project stagesFour construction stages run left to right: schematic design, design development, rough-in, and commissioning.01Schematic designOutage goals andpriority loads02Design developmentElectrical room, panels,pathways, controls03Rough-inProcurement, install,inspections04CommissioningOutage test, monitoring,handoff
StageWhat HRS contributes
DesignOutage goals, priority loads, and a preliminary battery, solar and generator strategy.
PlanningElectrical-room layout, panel architecture, equipment locations, pathways and controls.
ConstructionRough-in coordination, procurement, installation, inspections and builder communication.
CloseoutCommissioning, outage testing, monitoring, and owner or estate-manager handoff.

Our design and delivery process

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A well-designed system is one the household never has to think about.

05 · Who delivers it

Delivered by BYOP Electric.

Home Resilience Studio is the custom-home practice of BYOP Electric. Engineering-minded planning, licensed installation, commissioning and long-term support sit with one accountable team — the same team from the first design conversation to the outage test.

  • Utah licensed electrical contractor
  • Engineer & electrician owned and operated
  • Battery storage and solar specialists, across eight battery platforms
  • Design coordination through commissioning
  • Long-term support after handoff

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Next step

Bring resilience into the project early.

Start with a design review for an active custom-home build or major renovation. We will tell you whether it is a fit and what needs deciding next.