Outage Watch · by My Home & Solar Solution
Is your utility planning to shut off your power?
Enter your address to see planned outages, current outages and wildfire safety shutoffs near your home. Works for SCE, PG&E, SDG&E and LADWP customers, and it's quick and costs nothing.
Pulled live from each utility's public outage map. Not affiliated with SCE, PG&E, SDG&E or LADWP. Always confirm with your utility.
Complimentary backup power check
Keep your essentials running
Your fridge, security system, coffee maker, Wi-Fi, home office and bedrooms stay powered when the grid goes down.
- See your full outage report for your address
- Find out if your home qualifies for a solar generator battery installed without buying or financing equipment, installation, maintenance or repairs
- Ask about Virtual Power Plant programs that pay homeowners for stored energy
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A My Home & Solar Solution advisor will reach out about backup power for your home.
Want to talk sooner? Text schedule to 805.870.8415.
Battery or generator?
A home battery switches on by itself when the grid goes down.
| Home battery | Gas generator | |
|---|---|---|
| When the power cuts out | Takes over automatically | Someone has to start it |
| Fuel | Recharges from solar or the grid | Gasoline or propane on hand |
| Noise and fumes | Silent, no exhaust | Loud, must run outdoors |
| Everyday value | Can lower bills and qualify for Virtual Power Plant programs | Only useful during outages |
| Getting one | Installed without buying, leasing, or financing equipment for qualifying homes | Purchase, install and maintain |
Where does this outage information come from?
From the same public outage maps SCE, PG&E, SDG&E and LADWP show on their own websites. We check them each time you search, so results match what your utility has published at that moment.
Which utilities does this cover, and what does each one share?
SCE and SDG&E publish planned maintenance outages days in advance, so you'll see those plus current outages. PG&E's map shows planned work once it starts, plus current outages and wildfire safety shutoff areas. LADWP's map shows active outages only. Not sure which utility you have? Choose "Not sure" and we'll work it out from your address.
Why does it show outages near me instead of only my house?
Utilities list each outage at a point on their maps. We show everything within 3 miles of your address and flag the ones in your ZIP code when the utility provides it. Your utility contacts affected customers directly, so check your account for outages on your specific meter.