Florida office
Miami
8208 NW 14th StMiami, FL 33126
- Florida team
- (786) 876-8143
- General inquiries
- contact@volthome.com
Solar, roofing, windows & HVAC in Florida and CaliforniaIntegrity built in.
Quality you
can see.
Generate your own energy. Protect what matters.
Solar, roofing, windows, and HVAC, brought together by VOLT.
THE CONNECTED HOMEHOVER · CLICK · EXPLORE
Explore the details Make room
for your own energy.
Bring solar generation, battery storage, and home EV charging into one considered plan.
Explore Solar
Explore the details Understand what
goes overhead.
Plan your roof replacement, from the deck and protective layers to the final finish.
Explore Roofing
Explore the details A closer look.
A clearer choice.
Find the balance of natural light, everyday comfort, and protection that fits your home.
Explore Windows & Doors
Explore the details Comfort you
can feel.
Bring air conditioning, heat pumps and ongoing care into a plan built around your home.
Explore HVACThe VOLT home / Explore
One home.
See how it comes together.
Start with the part that matters to you.
Every view comes with a plain-language explanation.
Night lighting is unavailable. The energy explanation remains available.
Home overview
The explanation is still here.
The house visual could not load. Explore the energy paths, roof stages, and window components using the controls and text.
HEAT PUMPASSEMBLY STUDY / NOT TO SCALE
COMPONENT STUDY / NOT TO SCALEMade here. Used here.Solar energy moves from the panels to the battery, EV charger, home, and utility grid.
Heating & cooling, considered
Comfort you
can feel.
Good HVAC starts with the home. Explore air conditioning, heat pumps and ductless options, then build a plan around your rooms and climate.
- 01Cooling: move heat outdoors.
- 02Heating: bring warmth indoors.
- 03Care: keep the system working well.
Illustrative heat pump concept. Equipment, sizing and local service availability require review for your property.
Explore the HVAC guide Plan an HVAC projectEnergy, connected
Follow the sun.
During the day, solar can charge the battery, supply the EV charger and home, and export surplus energy to the utility grid.
- 01Solar → Home
- 02Solar → Battery
- 03Solar → EV charger
- 04Solar → Utility grid
The grid remains connected. Import or export depends on generation, demand, system settings, and utility arrangements.
Illustrative flows, not a performance forecast. Backup requires compatible equipment and sufficient battery charge; EV charging during an outage is not guaranteed.
Plan a solar projectRoof replacement
Built up.
Layer by layer.
A roof is more than its outer covering. Step through an illustrative replacement sequence.
01 / 05
Remove the existing covering
Removal exposes the layers underneath so the condition of the roof can be assessed.
General sequence only. The assembly, materials, and inspection requirements need review for the selected roof system and location.
Plan a roofing projectWindows & doors
Details make
the difference.
Explore the frame, glass, and seals, then see how sliding doors connect indoor and outdoor spaces.
The frame
The frame supports the window assembly and connects it to the opening in the wall. The right choice starts with the home and the installation requirements.
Generic component study. Glass construction, impact ratings, and product availability require separate confirmation for Florida and California.
Plan a window & door projectRead the full home guide All views, without animation
Energy: day, night & blackout
Day: solar panels charge the battery, power the EV charger and home, and export surplus energy to the utility grid when permitted.
Night: the battery and utility grid supply the home. Solar and EV charging are inactive in this example.
Blackout: the utility connection is isolated. Only the battery supplies the backed-up home loads. Backup requires compatible equipment and sufficient battery charge.
Roof replacement
- Remove the existing covering.
- Inspect the deck; repair if needed.
- Install protective layers.
- Install the roof covering.
- Complete finishing details and inspection.
The selected assembly and local requirements determine the actual sequence.
Window components
The frame supports the assembly. Glazing is the glass within the frame. Seals help close the joints between components. This diagram does not establish any product's tested performance.
HVAC: heating, cooling and care
Central AC cools through ducts. A heat pump can heat and cool; ductless systems serve selected spaces. Match equipment to the home with a load calculation, then review airflow, humidity and maintenance.
Explore HVACThe starting point
Your home.
Your next chapter.
Your roof, energy system, windows, and HVAC all shape the way your home works. VOLT brings them into one conversation, with a focus on careful planning, clear communication, and the details of installation.
Tell us about your project
Our offices
Find your VOLT team.
Miami, FL 33126
Florida office
Orlando
2121 S Hiawassee RdSuite 120
Orlando, FL 32835
- Florida team
- (786) 876-8143
- General inquiries
- contact@volthome.com
California office
Santa Ana
901 W Civic Center Dr4th Floor, Suite 400
Santa Ana, CA 92703
- California team
- (213) 329-3808
- General inquiries
- contact@volthome.com
Serving homeowners in California and Florida. Contact the team to confirm service availability at your property.
From the first conversation
A clear path
to your next project.
- 01
Start with your home
Share your goals, your location, and the services you are considering. For solar, a recent electricity bill helps start the conversation.
- 02
Build the plan
Review the site conditions, equipment options, project scope, and estimate. The right solution begins with the details of your property.
- 03
Bring it together
Move through the agreed permitting, installation, and inspection steps. Your project agreement defines the work and responsibilities.
Before you begin
Good questions.
Clear starting points.
Can I explore more than one service?
Yes. Select any combination of Solar, Roofing, Windows & Doors, and HVAC in the quote form. Our team will discuss how the services fit your property.
Does solar keep my home powered at night?
Solar panels do not generate at night. A compatible battery can supply stored energy, and the grid can supply electricity. Actual operation depends on system design, battery charge, and your home's demand.
Which windows are available in my area?
The right window or door depends on the opening, local code, exposure, and your goals. VOLT currently offers impact-rated windows and doors in Florida; they are not available in California yet. Ratings and approvals must match the exact product and installation.
What happens when I complete this form?
When your submission succeeds, VOLT receives your contact information, property address, and project details. Our team can then respond to your inquiry. Submitting the form does not book an appointment or create an installation contract.
Your next step
Let’s talk
about your home.
A few details are a good place to start.
Florida · (786) 876-8143California · (213) 329-3808contact@volthome.com
Licenses
Florida
Solar · CVC57149
HVAC · CAC1823089
Roofing · CCC1335512
General Contractor · CGC1539273
California
C-46 Solar · 1135786
C-10 Electrical · 1135786
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