New roof under solar
Roof Replacement Under Solar Panels in Harvey
Roof's worn out and the solar's on top? We line it all up as one job so nothing's done out of order.
Why Plan Shingles and Solar Together?
Because they have to happen in order, and when they don't, things go wrong. First the panels come off. Then the roof gets replaced. Then the panels go back on, sealed up right at every mount, and start making power again. When two outfits plan that separately, you end up with gaps. Panels sit in the yard too long, or somebody drills into your brand-new roof without the right flashing and you find a leak next spring. At Solar Panel Removal Harvey, we plan the new roof and the solar detach and reset as one job. We start by writing down what you've got: how many panels, how they're laid out, how the racking and conduit run and what it's producing. The pull gets set for right before tear-off. The reset gets set for right after the new roof's on. While the roof's being done, your panels are tagged, counted and in storage. When the roof's finished, we put in new mounts, flash every hole, set the panels back where they were, hook it up and test it. One plan, one schedule for the solar and no surprises in your ceiling. For a Harvey home with a worn-out roof under the solar, that's usually the easiest way to get it done.
What's Covered in the One-Job Plan?
Everything from the old roof to the solar running on the new one.
One schedule
Pull day, roof days and reset day all set together.
What you've got, written down
Photos and a production reading before the panels come off.
Off and stored
Shut down right, then panels, racking and conduit pulled and tagged.
Roof done on a clean deck
The roofer works with nothing on the roof in the way.
New flashing on every mount
New mounts with new flashing everywhere we go through the new roof.
Back up and tested
Panels back in their spots, hooked up and making power.
How Do We Get From Old Roof to Running Solar?
Plan it out
We go over your panels and the roof timeline with you. You'll get a firm quote for the solar part on the phone, usually within 48 hours, with dates that match the roof work.
Pull it and reroof
Right before the old shingles get ripped up, the panels head to storage, and the roofer does the rest.
Put it back
New mounts and flashing go in, the panels go back up, it's hooked up and tested, and you get the paperwork.
Why Is One Plan Better?
Less time without solar
With the dates tied together, the system's only off as long as the roof job takes.
Mounts done right
The same folks who put your panels back flash every hole in the new roof.
One call for the solar part
You deal with one crew about the panels the whole way through.
- One schedule
- Clean deck
- Every mount flashed
- Tested
Is It Time for a New Roof?
Get the solar part planned now so the whole job runs on one schedule. Tell us the panel count and when the roof work starts.