Free preliminary assessment and design estimate
The initial Solar System Installations assessment is remote and free. Standard installation is included only when an eligible written provider quote says so.
Assessment and design
The provider may review utility bills, roof imagery, proposed loads, service equipment, shade, and existing solar. An onsite assessment may verify roof condition, structure, measurements, access, electrical capacity, and equipment locations. Engineering is added where required.
Permits, applications, and delivery
The provider's written scope should assign permits, utility applications, interconnection, equipment delivery, inspections, commissioning, and permission-to-operate tasks. Freight and installation schedules can be separate.
Standard and nonstandard work
Roof repair, structural reinforcement, main-panel or service upgrades, trenching, difficult access, hazardous-material work, unusual permitting, utility upgrades, and change orders are commonly outside a standard scope unless written in. Local code and site conditions control.
Installation day and handoff
Homeowners should provide safe access, protect pets, clear work areas, and confirm planned interruptions. Qualified solar and electrical professionals should install and commission the system. The handoff should include monitoring setup, shutdown instructions, permits, inspection records, warranty documents, and final diagrams. No universal completion timeline applies.
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