Texas Coverage
Battery Backup Installation Across Texas
Eos installs battery backup systems for homes and businesses across Texas. Coverage is densest in the Greater Houston metro, with full installation across Austin, San Antonio, Dallas, and Fort Worth.
24
Cities currently covered
10+
Counties across Texas
Statewide
Texas-wide installation
1 to 2 weeks
Typical scheduling window
How coverage works
Eos installs across Texas, for both single-family homes and commercial properties. Coverage is densest in the Greater Houston metro, where the majority of our active installations sit, and extends statewide to the Austin, San Antonio, and Dallas-Fort Worth metros. Wherever you are in Texas, the same product family, the same in-house financing, and the same warranty apply.
Residential installations in Greater Houston typically schedule inside one to two weeks. Commercial projects (retail, healthcare, offices, light industrial, multi-tenant) involve a sizing study, a load profile review, and utility coordination, so lead times run longer. For both, quotes are returned the same day and the project manager who scopes the job is the same one who runs commissioning.
Greater Houston
Our densest coverage. Same-week assessments and full installation typically inside four to six weeks.
Houston
Harris County
CenterPoint grid coverage, Hurricane Beryl recovery, and the largest home battery install base in our coverage map.
Katy
Harris, Fort Bend, Waller Counties
Cinco Ranch, Grand Lakes, and surrounding communities. Modern homes, older grid infrastructure.
Spring
Harris County
Klein, Gleannloch Farms, and the I-45 north corridor. Heavy storm exposure and a high concentration of CenterPoint outages.
The Woodlands
Montgomery County
A core generator-replacement market. Battery backup sidesteps community noise rules entirely.
Sugar Land
Fort Bend County
Planned communities with modern electrical infrastructure and growing demand for backup power.
Pearland
Brazoria County
One of Houston's fastest-growing suburbs, with strong demand after Hurricane Beryl.
Cypress
Harris County
Unincorporated Harris County in the northwest Houston metro. Large lots, newer builds, and frequent storm exposure.
Friendswood
Galveston, Harris Counties
Galveston and Harris border area. Older residential neighborhoods with high motivation for outage protection.
League City
Galveston County
Galveston County and the NASA corridor. Coastal storm exposure makes battery backup a practical necessity.
Conroe
Montgomery County
I-45 north corridor and Lake Conroe. Mixed CenterPoint and Entergy Texas territory with long restoration windows after major storms.
Tomball
Harris County
Northwest Harris County. Suburban neighborhoods with semi-rural pockets where outages can extend across multiple feeder failures.
Kingwood
Harris County
The Livable Forest. Heavily wooded master-planned community with frequent tree-related outages.
Humble
Harris County
Northeast Harris County and IAH airport corridor. Mature neighborhoods with older panel infrastructure.
Atascocita
Harris County
Lake Houston communities. Large CDP area with substantial post-Beryl backup demand.
Missouri City
Fort Bend County
Fort Bend and Harris border area. Sienna, Quail Valley, and a strong base of post-Beryl battery interest.
Richmond
Fort Bend County
Fort Bend County seat. Newer master-planned communities including Aliana and Pecan Grove.
Rosenberg
Fort Bend County
Southwest Fort Bend. Mix of established neighborhoods and rapidly growing master-planned developments.
Clear Lake
Harris County
NASA / Johnson Space Center corridor. Coastal storm exposure and a tech-forward customer base across homes and businesses.
Pasadena
Harris County
Industrial corridor southeast of Houston. Older residential stock with mature panels and frequent storm-driven outages.
Webster
Harris County
Bay Area corridor between Clear Lake and League City. Compact coverage area with consistent post-storm demand.
Other Texas metros
Statewide installation across the major metros. Lead times are slightly longer; quotes are turned around the same day.
Austin
Travis, Williamson, Hays Counties
Central Texas. Austin Energy and Pedernales Electric Cooperative territory. Growing demand driven by ERCOT grid emergencies.
San Antonio
Bexar County
CPS Energy territory. The largest municipally owned electric utility in the country, with homes and businesses actively investing in backup.
Dallas
Dallas County
North Texas. Oncor Electric Delivery is the transmission and distribution utility. Significant outage exposure during winter storm events.
Fort Worth
Tarrant County
DFW Metroplex west side. Oncor territory with rapid suburban growth and a strong installation base.
What to expect, regardless of your city
Installation timelines vary slightly by permit office, but the process is the same across every Texas metro we cover.
Step 1
Free assessment
A 20-minute call plus a virtual or in-person site visit. For homes we review your panel, usage, and outage priorities. For businesses we pull interval data and walk the electrical room.
Step 2
Custom proposal
A system sized to your actual load profile, with a fixed price and financing options. Residential plans use our standard tiers; commercial proposals are scoped per site.
Step 3
Permits and schedule
We file with your county or city permit office and coordinate with your utility. Two to four weeks for homes; longer for commercial interconnections, depending on size.
Step 4
Install and go
Most residential installations are completed in one day. Commercial installs are staged across one to several days with no business interruption. We commission the system and hand off monitoring.
Utilities we work with across Texas
Texas is split across several transmission and distribution utilities. Our team handles interconnection paperwork with whichever utility serves your address.
- CenterPoint Energy covers most of the Greater Houston metro.
- Entergy Texas covers parts of Montgomery and Liberty counties (Conroe, parts of The Woodlands, parts of Tomball outskirts).
- Oncor Electric Delivery covers the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.
- CPS Energy covers the San Antonio metro.
- Austin Energy and Pedernales Electric Cooperative cover the Austin metro and Hill Country suburbs.
For homes with existing solar, we manage the full interconnection update. For backup-only installs that do not export to the grid, the paperwork is simpler and the process moves faster. Commercial interconnections (three-phase service, larger meter sockets, sub-metered tenants) are handled in-house by the same team.
Who we serve in every city we cover
Every Texas city listed above is covered for both residential and commercial battery backup. The product line and installation team are shared, the project scope is what differs.
Residential
Home battery backup
Single-family homes, townhomes, and ADUs. Systems from 9 to 45 kWh, in-house financing, automatic switchover during outages, and same-week assessment in Greater Houston.
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Business battery storage
Retail, healthcare, offices, restaurants, data closets, light industrial, and multi-tenant properties. Sized from interval data, with peak shaving, demand response, and continuity engineering built in.
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