Solar removal, repair & reinstall across Florida

Before you call: four things every solar owner should know

1. Your installer going out of business does NOT kill your equipment warranty. Panels and inverters carry manufacturer warranties (often up to 25 years) that survive the installer. What dies with the installer is the workmanship warranty — the labor promise. The companies listed here service systems they didn't install, including orphaned systems from installers that have closed.

2. A roofer cannot legally detach and reset your panels in Florida. Disconnecting and reconnecting an array is electrical/solar contracting work (Florida Statutes ch. 489 — EC/CVC scope); a roofing license does not cover it. That is why a re-roof with solar takes two crews: the roofer does the roof, a solar crew does the detach & reset — and why every listing here is a solar service company, not a roofer who mentions panels.

3. Leased or PPA systems need the system owner's authorization first. If your system is leased or under a power purchase agreement, you don't own it — the leasing company does, and it must authorize a detach before anyone touches the array. Listings that publish leased-system work are flagged on their cards; ask about authorization before you book a re-roof date.

4. Check the license yourself. Where a business publishes its Florida license number, we show it on its listing exactly as published, so you can verify it in minutes at the Florida DBPR license lookup (myfloridalicense.com). If a number isn't published, the listing shows nothing — we never invent one, and a listing here never means we certify anyone.