Home Resilience Hub

Protect Your Home. Prepare Your Family.

North Carolina faces hurricanes, ice storms, rolling blackouts, and aging infrastructure. Here's how to be ready — not scared.

What NC Homeowners Face

Understanding the threats is step one. None of this is to scare you — it's to help you prepare before the next event, not during it.

2-4 named storms impact NC annually

Multi-day outages are the norm. Hurricane Florence left 700,000+ NC homes without power for days.

Duke Energy rolling blackouts increasing

Summer peak demand strains the grid. Without cooling, heat-related illness risk soars.

Dec 2022: 500K+ homes lost power

Ice on power lines causes widespread, long-duration outages every 2-3 winters.

40% of NC grid is 30+ years old

Aging transmission lines and substations mean even average thunderstorms trigger outages.

Work through these items at your own pace. Even completing two or three dramatically improves your readiness.

A 500Wh–1kWh LiFePO4 unit keeps phones, CPAP, Wi-Fi, and a mini-fridge running for 8-24 hours.

A foldable 100W panel recharges your station during the day — indefinite power as long as you have sun.

Flashlight, first-aid kit, battery radio, water purification tabs, 72-hour food supply, important documents in a waterproof bag.

Designate an out-of-area contact. Agree on a meetup point. Download offline maps. Register with ReadyNC.gov.

Trim trees near power lines. Secure outdoor furniture. Know your main water shutoff. Consider impact-rated garage door bracing.

For full peace of mind, an EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra + Smart Home Panel provides automatic whole-home backup — no generator needed.

Schedule a free 15-minute call. We'll walk through your home's specific risks and recommend the right portable power setup.