New roof, working solar
Roof Replacement Under Solar Panels in Frankfort
Why manage the roof and the solar separately? We plan them as one job, start to finish.
Why Treat the Roof and the Solar as One Job?
What usually goes wrong when a solar home gets a new roof? The pieces are arranged separately. One company takes the panels down, another replaces the roof, and nobody owns the gap between them. The finished roof waits for the reinstall, or the reinstall happens before anyone checks the flashing. Solar Panel Removal Frankfort brings it under one coordinated plan. The order of work and the dates are set before anything starts. Power to the array is switched off, and the modules are unbolted, tagged and stored. Then the roofer replaces the roof across a surface with no hardware left on it. Fresh attachments are installed in the new roofing, every penetration is flashed and the panels go back to the positions they left. The wiring is restored and generation is compared with our opening measurement. And your warranties? You keep every original manufacturer warranty on the panels and inverter after the reset, just as before. The result is the thing you were after in the first place: a new roof overhead and a solar system that is producing again.
What Does the Plan Cover?
From the first shutdown to the last reading.
Order and dates up front
The full sequence agreed before work begins.
Array taken down
Shutdown, unbolting, tagging and storage.
Roof replaced
Done on an open surface as part of the same plan.
Fresh attachments
New mounts with flashing at every penetration.
Array returned
Panels back in their original positions and reconnected.
Generation checked
Output compared with the starting reading.
How Does the Combined Job Go?
What is the plan?
A site visit with photographs and a generation reading, then a firm price with dates for every stage.
What happens first?
The array comes down and into storage, and the roof is replaced.
How does it end?
Attachments flashed in, panels reinstalled, the system reconnected and generation confirmed.
Why One Plan Instead of Two?
Nobody owns the gap otherwise
With one plan, the reinstall is scheduled from the start.
Manufacturer warranties remain yours
The panel and inverter makers' warranties are still yours once the array is back up.
Flashing comes before panels
Every attachment is flashed before the rails go back over it.
- One coordinated plan
- Flashing at every mount
- Manufacturer warranties kept
- Generation checked
Roof Under the Array Getting Old?
One call settles the sequence and the cost.