Need a new roof under your solar panels? We take the panels down, repair or replace the roof underneath, and put the system back with every mount flashed and sealed. Roofers call it a solar detach and reset.
For homes across Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano and nearby cities that need a roof replacement or repairs beneath an existing solar array.
Shingles and flashing under a solar array still wear out, and storms don’t skip them. To replace or repair that part of the roof, the panels and their racking have to come off. We look over the system first, take the panels down and store them safely, do the roof work, then reinstall the racking with every mount flashed and sealed and put the panels back.
Before work starts, check the warranty terms for your solar system, since they differ between installers and manufacturers. If your roof is being replaced after hail or wind damage, ask your insurance adjuster whether removing and reinstalling the panels is included in the claim. Our hail damage guide explains how roof claims work.
A simple, transparent process from start to finish
Contact us for a roof assessment at no cost. We’ll identify issues and provide detailed recommendations.
Receive a transparent proposal with material options, timeline, and pricing. We’ll answer all your questions before starting.
Our crew does the work, backed by our quality guarantee and warranty coverage.
Yes. The panels and racking can be taken off so the roof underneath can be repaired or replaced, then reinstalled once the roof work is done. This is often called a solar detach and reset.
Yes, we provide free, no-obligation inspections to assess your roof and recommend the best solutions.
In Texas, electricians are licensed by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR), so the system should be disconnected and reconnected by a licensed electrician working through a licensed electrical contractor. Ask us how this is arranged for your system.
Yes, we are fully licensed, bonded, and insured in Texas.
If your roof is being replaced as part of a storm damage claim, ask your adjuster whether removing and reinstalling the panels is included. Policies differ, so get the answer in writing.
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