ROSEWATER ENERGY, a provider of power conditioning, energy management, and storage systems for luxury residences, has announced the addition of Rio Grande Reps as its manufacturer’s sales representative for Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Arkansas (TOLA).
Rio Grande Reps brings decades of expertise and a dedicated dealer support model to the ROSEWATER ENERGY sales network. The clean power company states the newly announced strategic partnership reflects a shared commitment to helping technology integration professionals unlock new revenue opportunities through advanced power management and energy resilience.
“Rio Grande Reps brings both market intelligence and trusted dealer relationships that are crucial for accelerating ROSEWATER ENERGY adoption in the TOLA region,” says David Laikind, vice president of sales, ROSEWATER ENERGY. “The Rio Grande Reps team understands the value of clean, reliable power and how that directly impacts system performance and client satisfaction. Together, we can empower integrators to not just sell products, but to build complete power plans that deliver lasting value.”
ROSEWATER ENERGY notes that as power reliability challenges grow across the southern United States and luxury homeowners expect uninterrupted lifestyle performance from their increasingly complex homes, Rio Grande Reps provides smart home dealers with the tools and knowledge to differentiate their offerings to support high-value clients.
“Our team is excited to partner with ROSEWATER ENERGY and introduce our dealers to what we believe is the most robust, forward-thinking solution in the power and energy management category,” comments Trent Mulligan at Rio Grande Reps. “We’re here to support dealers through every step—whether they’re exploring energy resilience for the first time or designing large-scale systems for demanding projects.”
ROSEWATER ENERGY offers White Glove design, shipping, installation, and commissioning support for all HUB deployments and partners closely with integration firms to deliver clean power 24/7, with zero transfer time and full power conditioning capabilities. According to ROSEWATER ENERGY, the result is fewer service calls, better-performing systems, and homes that are better protected from the instability of the grid.
