Solar stopped producing? Installer out of business? Buying a home with panels on it? We are the people to call when nobody else will take responsibility for your system — whoever installed it.
We respond within 1 business hour.
Pick the one that sounds like you. Each goes straight to the detail.
No output, a fault light, an error code, or a bill that suddenly went up. We diagnose the cause and quote the fix before starting. $199 diagnostic.
Arizona has lost a lot of solar companies. We service orphaned systems and issue our own workmanship warranty on what we do.
Condition, remaining life, and whether the system is owned, leased or financed. Written report for your realtor or lender. $299.
Is the system down, or just the reporting? You cannot tell from the app, and in an Arizona summer that gap gets expensive.
Cleanout, then a permanent barrier. Nesting damages underlayment and chews wiring, and it never resolves on its own.
Panels come off and go back on, coordinated with your roofer. This is our core work — 7,500+ projects.
Most solar companies are installers. Their business is putting new systems on roofs, and service is something they do reluctantly for their own customers, if at all. That is why a system installed by a company that has since folded is so hard to get looked at.
We are the other thing. Our Service Department exists to keep systems running years after somebody else installed them — troubleshooting, repairs, inspections, monitoring, and the roof-side work that most electrical contractors will not touch.
That combination is the point. A solar fault is very often on the boundary between the array and the roof: a leak at a mount, a chewed conductor under a nested panel, flashing that was never sealed properly. Most companies are licensed for one side of that line. We hold Arizona ROC #331356 as a licensed electrical contractor and sit on the board of the Arizona Roofing Contractors Association.
This is one of the most common calls we take. A homeowner has a system, something stops working, and the number on the paperwork is disconnected. The manufacturer points at the installer. The installer no longer exists.
You do not need the original installer to service, repair or warranty your system. We work on equipment from every major manufacturer, we are certified by most of them, and we issue our own workmanship warranty on the work we perform — which means the repair is backed even though the company that built the system is not.
Solar complicates a real-estate transaction more than most people expect, and a standard home inspection does not cover it. A home inspector will note that panels exist. They will not tell you whether the inverter is near end of life, whether the roof penetrations were sealed correctly, or whether the array is actually producing what it should.
Our $299 inspection covers the things that change the deal:
Sellers use the same report the other way round: a documented, working system removes an objection before it is raised.
A monitoring dropout is deceptively serious, because it removes the only thing that would have told you something was wrong. The system might be producing perfectly and only the reporting link is broken. Or production stopped six weeks ago and nothing said so.
In Arizona that gap is expensive. A system down through July and August is the difference between a normal summer bill and a very bad one, and by the time the bill arrives you have already paid for it.
We diagnose which of the three it is — the monitoring hardware, the internet link, or the system itself — and we install and configure monitoring on systems that never had it or whose original service has been discontinued.
Two ways in, depending on what you need.
Something is wrong and you need to know what. A technician tests the system end to end, identifies the fault, and gives you written findings plus a repair estimate built on site. Best when the system is faulting or not producing.
You want the whole picture: panels, inverter, wiring, mounting, penetrations and measured production, in a written report. Best for home sales, pre-purchase checks, insurance questions, or a system that has not been looked at in years.
Repair work is quoted separately from the findings, and you approve it before anything begins. We do not start work you have not agreed to.
Inverters, optimizers, wiring, racking and storm damage — the fix once we know what is wrong.
Pigeon cleanout and a permanent barrier, backed by a 10-Year No-Bird Guarantee.
Re-roofing with panels on the roof. Our core work, coordinated with your roofer.
