Rocky Mount, NC
Reroofing for Solar Systems in Rocky Mount, NC
When a Rocky Mount roof needs replacing under an existing solar array, The Solar Doctors remove the panels, store them safely and reinstall the system with every penetration properly reflashed.
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Reroofing under an existing array in Rocky Mount
A solar array should outlive the roof beneath it. When it does not, the array has to come off. We remove the panels and racking, keep the hardware safe while the roofing work happens, then reinstall and retest the full system.
The usual failure mode on these projects is a roofer and a solar company blaming each other for a later leak. Keeping the solar side with one accountable team removes that argument.
Roof condition varies widely across Rocky Mount and the Twin Counties, so we inspect decking and framing before committing to a schedule, and we coordinate with the City of Rocky Mount, Nash County or Edgecombe County where a permit is required.
What is included
- Panel removal, safe storage and reinstallation
- Full reroof under the existing array
- All mounts and penetrations properly flashed and resealed
- System retested and reconnected after reinstall
- One team accountable for the roof and the solar
Utility: Rocky Mount Public Utilities in the city, with Duke Energy Progress serving surrounding areas
Permitting: the City of Rocky Mount, Nash County or Edgecombe County
Where we work
Reroofing for Solar Systems across Rocky Mount
- Downtown Rocky Mount
- Englewood
- Winstead
- West Haven
- Battleboro
- Sharpsburg
- Nashville
- Whitakers
- Dortches
- Red Oak
Reroofing for Solar Systems in Rocky Mount: Common Questions
Do I need to remove solar panels to replace a roof?
Yes. Roofing cannot be done properly underneath a mounted array, and the mounts and flashing need to be redone as part of the new roof.
Will my system be offline during the reroof?
Only while the panels are down. We plan the schedule with the roofing contractor to keep that window as short as possible.
Who is responsible if there is a leak afterward?
The roofing contractor is responsible for the roof. We are responsible for the solar attachments, flashing at the mounts and the reinstalled system.
Should I reroof before installing solar in the first place?
If the roof is near the end of its life, yes. Doing it in the right order avoids paying twice to move the same panels.
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