Solar Panel Removal & Reinstall for Roof Replacement
A new roof with solar on it is two trades, and the jobs go wrong when one pretends to be the other. We detach, protect, reinstall, and recommission solar systems around your roofer’s schedule — any brand, any original installer, under our Texas electrical contractor license.
New roof, solar in the way?
Why this is electrical work.
Detaching an array means opening energized DC circuits and protecting everything: panels, rail attachments, wiring, and the manufacturer warranties that survive only if handling follows spec. Reinstalling means new flashing at every mount, correct torque and sequencing, and recommissioning the system — then proving with production data that it works like it did before.
In Texas that’s licensed electrical territory, and it’s precisely the work our diagnostics-first solar practice is built on. Orphaned system? Same story — we don’t need your original installer to exist.
Off, roofed, back on, proven.
The solar problem, solved once.
If you’re a roofer working San Antonio, Austin, or the corridor: we make the solar problem disappear from your job. Straight scheduling, licensed handling, clean handoffs, and your customer’s system working when we all leave. Talk to us once and you’ll have a standing answer for every solar roof you quote — (210) 394-3961 or request a call.
Removal & reinstall, answered.
Does insurance cover solar removal and reinstall?
Roof-replacement claims commonly include detach/reset line items for rooftop equipment. We provide the documentation your adjuster needs — scope, photos, and the production baseline.
How long is my system offline?
Typically the span of the roofing work plus our detach and reinstall windows on either side. We coordinate directly with your roofer to keep the gap as short as the roof allows.
Will my panels work the same afterward?
That’s what the pre/post production comparison is for — we don’t ask you to take it on faith.
My installer is out of business. Does that matter here?
Not to us — orphaned systems are a core service line. Equipment warranties generally survive; proper handling keeps them intact.
Can you fix hail damage to the system too?
Yes — damaged panels, wiring, and components are diagnosed and quoted alongside the reinstall, so the insurance conversation covers everything once.
