Your roof needs work, your system never got turned on, or your installer vanished — and now the panels have to come off. Here is what solar panel removal really involves on Central Florida homes, tile and shingle alike. And there is one financing trap to check before anyone touches your roof.
Homeowners across Orlando call about panel removal for a few common reasons. The roof under the panels needs to be replaced. The utility has no record of Permission to Operate (PTO) for the system. Or the installer went out of business and nobody is left to service it.
Whatever the reason, removal is not just unbolting hardware. Done right, it is an electrical job, a roofing job, and a permit job all at once.
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