A Bill That Stops Surprising You
A large Fort Worth home in July can pull a thousand-dollar electricity bill, and most of the time the homeowner cannot tell you which system did the most damage. The HVAC fighting one-hundred-and-five degrees? The pool equipment running on a schedule no one set this decade? Landscape lights burning every night until sunrise? You should be able to see it. We install Savant Power monitoring that shows every circuit in real time — exactly where every kilowatt-hour goes — and we build automations that quietly take the wasted ones back without you ever feeling colder, darker, or less comfortable. Fort Worth is a deregulated market, which means you have time-of-use plans available, and a smart house should be using them.
Solar has come to Mira Vista and Montserrat in real numbers, and the rooftops there are productive ones. The panels are only half the answer. Without a real monitoring layer, you cannot see what they are actually offsetting, what is going to the battery, what is going to the EV, or what is sliding back to the grid. We tie your inverter, your battery, your EV charger, your HVAC, and your pool equipment into a single dashboard that runs the household for you. When the panels make more than the house wants on a Tuesday in March, the system quietly routes the surplus to the EV or pre-cools the house before peak pricing arrives at four.
How We Do It in Fort Worth
Energy Audit — We read twelve months of your bills, identify the circuits that are quietly carrying the cost, and document your existing solar, EV, and HVAC so we have a real baseline.
System Design — A monitoring and automation architecture sized to your goal — peak shaving, solar optimization, EV scheduling, or all of it.
Panel Integration — Savant Power modules installed at your panel with CTs on the circuits that matter — HVAC, pool, lighting, the major appliances — so we can see them in real time.
Platform Connection — Energy monitoring folded into your Savant dashboard, alongside solar production, EV charger status, and battery state of charge in one calm view.
Automation Programming — Pre-cool the house before peak pricing. Charge the EV overnight on the cheap kilowatts. Ease landscape lighting after midnight. Shed non-essential loads when demand spikes.
Dashboard & Reporting — Real-time dashboards on touch panels and your phone, with daily, weekly, and monthly consumption and solar production told plainly.
Who We Help in Fort Worth
- You live in Mira Vista or Montserrat and the bill has been over $800 for too many months in a row
- You have solar and you cannot actually see what it is doing
- You drive an EV in Westover Hills or Tanglewood and you want it charging on the cheap kilowatts, not the expensive ones
- You have a big house with multiple HVAC zones, pool equipment, and landscape lighting that you suspect is costing more than it should
- You care about your footprint and you want a number you can measure, not a feeling
The Frustrations We Hear Most
- Monthly bills past $800 with no idea which circuits are responsible
- Solar panels installed and never integrated — the production data lives in an app you forgot you had
- EV charging at full rate during peak afternoon hours when Fort Worth electricity is at its most expensive
- HVAC zones running independently with no coordinated schedule and no occupancy intelligence
Licensed, Insured, Quietly Compliant
- Licensed and insured in the State of Texas for low-voltage and electrical panel integration
- All electrical panel work performed by licensed electricians meeting NEC and Tarrant County code
- Savant Power certified dealer with factory training on monitoring module installation
- EV charger installations comply with NEC Article 625 and local utility interconnection requirements
- 2-year labor warranty on all energy management installations
The Questions People Actually Ask.
How much can this actually move the bill on a large Fort Worth home?
Fort Worth homes with multiple HVAC zones, pool equipment, and no automation typically come down 15 to 30 percent in a year once we put circuit-level monitoring and intelligent automation in. The biggest piece is HVAC — pre-cooling before peak pricing, easing back in unoccupied zones, and quietly coordinating with the solar so the house stops importing expensive afternoon kilowatts it does not actually need.
Will Savant Power talk to my solar?
Yes. Savant Power integrates with SolarEdge, Enphase, SMA, and the rest of the major inverters through API. The dashboard shows real-time production next to consumption next to grid import and export, and battery state of charge if you have storage. You see exactly when the panels are making more than the house wants — and the system quietly routes that surplus where it is most useful.
Should the EV charge on solar during the day or grid power overnight?
Depends on your panels, your driving, and your plan. If your array makes meaningful surplus midday, that is the cheapest power you will ever buy — and we route it to the car. If the house consumes most of what the panels make, an off-peak overnight plan is usually the better economic answer. We program the system to evaluate both in real time and choose for you.
Will it live next to my existing Savant?
Yes — natively. Savant Power modules show up as energy widgets on the touch panels and the app you already use, no new software required. Energy automations join your existing scenes — your Away scene quietly eases the HVAC, drops non-essential circuits, and shifts the EV to off-peak before you have even left the driveway.
