Two trades, one project: your roofer replaces the roof, we handle everything solar — off before, back on after, sealed and verified. It works with the roofer of your choice (or the one your insurance picked), and when the two schedules are coordinated properly, the whole thing is boring in the best possible way.
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A new roof with solar bolted back through it has one weak point: the penetrations. If the roofer’s crew moves the panels, the roofer warranties a trade they do not practice. If a solar generalist does it, your roofer’s warranty gains an asterisk. Our answer is clean: your roofer warranties the roof, we warranty every penetration we make — with money back if one ever leaks.
How long is the system down? Typically about the length of the roof job itself — commonly one to two weeks. What does it cost? Per panel, explained honestly on our cost page, quoted exactly and free the same day. Who pays — you or the roofer — is settled before scheduling either way.
“Everybody I dealt with was friendly and professional. I had a 30 panel solar system which they removed to have my roof replaced, had it back up and running 2 days after my roof replacement was finished.”
The flagship service in full: the 7-step process and both guarantees.
The per-panel model, the five cost factors, and the questions to ask any bidder.
Hail or monsoon damage? How the claim-scope documentation works.
Real 2026 numbers for the re-roof itself plus the detach & reset, and what moves the price.
How roof age and solar timing interact — and the order that saves you money.
Your options when a leak or repair shows up under an array — and who does what.
It does not have to — but it depends on who touches the panels. Owned and leased systems covered.
The one question that sorts roofers fast — and the answer that ends the conversation.
