




Here's a situation that comes up more than most homeowners expect - your roof needs to be replaced, but you have solar panels on it. That's exactly what we were dealing with at this home in Darien, CT. A full roof replacement was on the schedule, and before the roofing crew could touch a single shingle, every panel had to come off first.
This is where a lot of homeowners get tripped up. The roofing contractor isn't the right crew for this part of the job. Solar panels aren't just bolted down - they're wired into your home's electrical system, tied to your utility interconnection agreement, and covered under equipment warranties that can be voided if the work isn't done correctly. Every panel, every mount, every electrical connection has to be properly documented and handled by a licensed solar contractor.
We coordinated directly with the roofing crew on this one. That's the key to making a job like this go smoothly. When everyone is on the same page, the panels come off cleanly before the roofing work starts, and once the new roof is done, we come back in and restore the system to full working order - same layout, same connections, fully compliant.
Skipping this step or letting the wrong crew handle it puts real things at risk. Your equipment warranty. Your system's production performance. Your utility interconnection status. None of those are small things. Getting it done right the first time is a lot cheaper than sorting out warranty disputes or reconnection issues after the fact.
We handle solar panel removal and reinstallation for roof replacements throughout Connecticut. If you have solar and your roof is due for replacement, this is the kind of coordination that needs to happen before any work begins - not after.