Solar Inspections


What is a Solar Inspection?

A solar inspection is a professional evaluation of your home’s solar energy system to ensure it is safe, properly installed, and performing efficiently. During the inspection, we assess the condition of panels, inverters, wiring, and mounting, measure energy production, and estimate the system’s remaining lifespan. The result is a clear report that shows how well your solar system is working and whether any repairs or maintenance are needed.

Protect Your Investment. Maximize Your Savings.

Solar panels can be a great way to save money and reduce energy costs, but only if they’re working as intended. A professional solar inspection ensures your system is safe, efficient, and built to last—whether you’re buying a home with solar, selling a property, or simply wanting peace of mind.

Why Get a Solar Inspection?

  • Uncover Hidden Issues – Panels may look fine but still underperform due to wiring, inverter, or installation problems.

  • Verify Safety & Compliance – Ensure your system meets current safety and regulatory standards.

  • Protect Your Savings – A properly functioning system can save thousands per year on electricity costs.

  • Plan for the Future – Know how much life your panels and inverter have left before replacement is needed.

What’s Included in Our Solar Inspection Report

Our detailed Solar Inspection Report provides a clear picture of your system’s condition and performance, including:

  • System Summary – Size, configuration, and overall grading of your system.

  • Energy Production – Measured output with projected monthly and annual savings.

  • Condition & Safety – Identification of any visible damage, installation flaws, or safety concerns.

  • Longevity – Estimated remaining life of panels and inverter in years and percentage.

  • Storage (if applicable) – Review of battery storage, capacity, and efficiency.

When to Order a Solar Inspection

  • Buying or selling a home with solar panels

  • Experiencing unusually high energy bills

  • Unsure how well your solar is performing

  • Wanting to confirm the system’s remaining life and value