Yes. Any roofing work underneath solar panels requires the array to be safely detached, the racking removed, and everything reinstalled after the new roof is in. This process is called a detach and reset (or removal and reinstall). We coordinate directly with your roofing contractor to minimize downtime — typically we remove on day one, the roofer works for one to three days, and we reinstall right after.

Pricing depends on system size, roof type (tile is more involved than shingle), and racking complexity. Our rates are competitive with the Phoenix market and we price match or beat any written quote from a licensed Arizona solar contractor. We also offer special rates for roofing partners and veterans. Free on-site quotes with no obligation.

For most residential systems: removal takes half a day to a full day, and reinstallation takes one to two days depending on system size and roof type. Your system is offline during that time. If we're coordinating around a re-roof, total downtime is usually three to five days.

No — as long as the work is done by a qualified solar contractor. Manufacturer warranties on panels and inverters are tied to the equipment, not the original installer. We document everything during removal and reinstall so your warranty paper trail stays intact.

Yes. We carefully label and organize every component during removal — panels, racking, wiring, microinverters or optimizers — and store them on-site in a protected area. We photograph the original layout so reinstallation matches exactly.

Yes, and we strongly prefer to. We schedule directly with your roofer to minimize the days your system is offline. If you haven't chosen a roofer yet, we can recommend several quality contractors we've worked with across the Valley.

When we remove panels for a re-roof, the roofer typically dries-in the roof deck immediately so it's weatherproof even without panels back on. We schedule removal and reinstall around the weather forecast and Arizona monsoon season to keep your home protected throughout the project.

Yes. Partial removals for spot roof repairs are common and much faster than a full detach and reset. We remove just the panels above the repair area, the roofer fixes the issue, and we reinstall with fresh sealant. Often completed in a single day.

For a full re-roof, yes — conduit attached to the old roof surface needs to come off so the roofer can work freely. We carefully detach and reroute it, then reinstall with new roof penetration seals after the new roof is on. For partial removals or spot repairs, we usually leave conduit in place.

Possibly, depending on how long the system is down and how much energy you typically use. Most homeowners see a noticeable but manageable bump for the three to five days a typical detach and reset takes. We schedule to minimize downtime.