Most solar problems are roof problems
An array is designed to sit on your roof for decades. The roof under it is the shortest-lived part of the system, and it is the part almost nobody checks before signing.
Removing an array to reroof costs twice
If the roof fails under a new array, the array comes off, the roof gets replaced, and the array goes back on. You pay for the same labour twice. Our free inspection tells you which order to do this in, with photos, before you commit to anything.
Penetrations are a roofing detail
Mounting hardware goes through the roof. Flashing it correctly is roofing work, not electrical work, and it is what we have been doing across Maryland and Virginia since 2005 — GAF Factory-Certified, with a 2-year workmanship warranty on our own work in writing.
One contract, nobody to blame
When the roofer and the solar company are two firms, a leak becomes an argument. Here the roof and the array sit on one contract with one project manager, and the electrical scope goes to a licensed trade partner we schedule ourselves.