When You Need a Detach & Reset

Detach and reset isn’t maintenance — it’s a project. Most homeownersneed it when something else is happening with the roof:

• Roof Replacement — New roof going on and panels need to come off safely first
• Hail or Storm Damage — Roof repairs required underneath the existing solar array
• Leak Repairs — Roof leak located under or near panel mounting points
• System Reconfiguration — Changing panel layout for additions, battery storage, or aesthetics
• Panel Upgrades — Replacing older panels with newer, higher-output modules
• Insurance Claims — Insurer requires panel removal to assess or repair roof damage

What Happens When It’s Done Wrong

Having unqualified people remove and reinstall solar panels creates risksthat don’t show up until weeks or months later.

Voided Warranties — Improper handling can void panel and inverter warranties.Manufacturers require trained handling.

Hidden Damage — Panels can be micro-cracked during removal without visible signs.These cracks expand and kill output months later.

Electrical Hazards — Incorrect reconnection creates risks including ground faults, arcfaults, and fire.

Roof Penetration Issues — Improper remounting can compromise roof waterproofing at everyattachment point.

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Timeline

• Assessment (Day 1) — on-site evaluation and roofer coordination plan
• Removal (~1 day) — system disconnected, panels removed
• Roof work (your roofer’s timeline) — we coordinate scheduling
• Reinstallation (~1 day) — panels remounted, reconnected, weatherproofed
• Verification (same day)— full system testing and production confirmation

Roofer Coordination

We work directly with your roofing contractor. Shared scheduling, clear handoff, reinstall timed to roof completion. You don’t play middleman.

You don’t need to find a “solar roofer.” We handle the solar. Your roofer handles the roof. We coordinate so you don’t have to.

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