Stage 1 · Roof
Age, condition and remaining life.
Our services, in detail
Four stages from roof assessment to a monitored system, with estimates labelled honestly.
Program 01 · The roof decides everything
Roof & shading assessment
A solar array lasts decades and a roof does not. Putting panels on a roof with five years left means removing and reinstalling them later at real cost, so we check the roof first and will tell you to replace it before we quote. Shading is measured on site, not estimated from satellite imagery.
Stage 2 · Shading
Measured on site across the day.
Stage 3 · Orientation
Pitch and direction assessed.
Stage 4 · Honest answer
Including not yet, or not worth it.
Stage 1 · Your usage
Twelve months of actual bills.
Stage 2 · Sizing
To consumption, not to roof area.
Stage 3 · Modelling
With the assumptions shown.
Stage 4 · Quote
Equipment, warranties and total cost.
Program 02 · Sized to your bills
System design & estimates
Systems get oversized because larger systems pay better commission. We size to twelve months of your actual bills, show the production model with its assumptions visible, and are explicit that it is a model — weather varies, usage changes, and net metering rules are set by policy rather than by us.
Program 03 · Licensed and inspected
Permitted installation
Florida has specific wind load requirements and local authorities inspect for them. Work is done by licensed contractors, permits are pulled, inspections are attended, and penetrations are flashed properly — a leak two years later is the part nobody budgets for and the part that ruins the project.
Stage 1 · Permits
Applied for before anything is ordered.
Stage 2 · Install
Licensed crews, flashed penetrations.
Stage 3 · Inspection
Local authority sign-off.
Stage 4 · Documentation
Permits and warranties handed over.
Stage 1 · Application
Submitted to the serving utility.
Stage 2 · Approval
Their timeline, honestly stated.
Stage 3 · Commissioning
Tested and energised.
Stage 4 · Monitoring
Underperformance flagged, not ignored.
Program 04 · Not live until approved
Interconnection & monitoring
A system cannot legally be energised until the utility approves interconnection, and that timeline is theirs rather than ours. Afterwards, monitoring matters: a failed optimiser or a shaded string can cost a quarter of production for months before anyone notices from a bill alone.
Wondering whether it is worth it?
A free assessment, and an honest answer — including when the answer is no.