Whole-home electrification
Solar, storage, heat pumps & EV charging — planned as one home, not four projects
Sun Directed is a local Centre County contractor that designs and installs solar, battery backup, Daikin heat pumps, and EV charging under one roof — so the pieces are sized to work together from day one.
The whole-home approach
Four systems, one integrated plan
Most homes electrify in stages. When the stages are planned together up front — even if they’re installed over time — panel capacity, wiring, and equipment sizing all end up right the first time.
Solar PV
Generate your own power with a system sized for your roof and your electric bill.
Battery storage
Tesla Powerwall 3 keeps essential circuits — or the whole house — running through an outage.
Heating & cooling
Daikin inverter mini-splits replace fossil-fuel heat with efficient, zoned comfort.
EV charging
Home charging sized and wired to work alongside solar and storage, not around them.
How it comes together
What working with one contractor actually looks like
One site visit, one plan
We walk the property once and design around how you use energy today and what you’re adding — panel capacity, roof, mechanical space, and driveway all considered together.
Sequenced, not siloed
Electrical service, solar, storage, heat pumps, and EV charging are planned as one project, so equipment is sized correctly the first time instead of retrofitted piecemeal.
One point of contact
One local team designs, permits, and installs the whole scope — you’re not coordinating separate contractors or chasing separate warranties.
Built to add onto
Start with one system now and add another later. We design with future additions in mind, whether that’s next year or five years out.
Incentives change — we’ll walk you through what applies now
Federal, state, and utility incentives shift from year to year and depend on the equipment and timing of your project. As of this writing, the federal 25C tax credit for qualifying heat pump equipment does not apply to installations completed in 2026. Solar and storage may still have federal or state incentives available depending on your situation.
Rather than promise a number that may not apply to your project, we’ll review what’s currently available when we scope your home.
Questions worth asking before you start
- Does my electrical panel have capacity for everything I’m planning?
- What order should these projects happen in?
- Which incentives currently apply to my equipment and timeline?
- Can I add storage or an EV charger later without redoing work?
Ready to plan your whole-home project?
Tell us what you’re starting with and what you want to add. We’ll help you sequence it into one coherent plan.