Central Florida · county seat Kissimmee
Solar panel removal, reinstall & repair in Osceola County
Osceola has grown fast enough that brand new arrays sit a street away from twenty-year-old roofs. There is a lot of short-term rental property here too, and those owners care most about days offline, so we schedule around booking calendars where we can. Kissimmee is mostly on its own utility authority, which routes the reconnection paperwork differently from the rest of the county.
✓Licensed & insured
✓Any roofer. Any installer. Any brand.
✓Orlando to Miami, one crew
✓Written quote before a panel moves
Home route
Osceola County is on our daily run
Our crew works Orlando down to Miami every week, and Osceola County is part of that route. That means normal scheduling, no travel surcharge, any size job, and we can line up with your roofer's tear-off date rather than the other way round.
On the ground in Osceola County
Permits, power and what the roofs are actually like
Osceola runs its permits through the county for most of the unincorporated area, with Kissimmee and St. Cloud operating their own departments. Kissimmee Utility Authority covers a big share of the population and its interconnection process is separate from Duke Energy's, which catches out contractors who assume one form fits the county. The other thing that shapes work here is vacation rental: whole subdivisions around Highway 192 and Celebration are managed properties where a week of downtime costs real money, so the schedule gets built backwards from the booking calendar rather than the roofer's convenience.
Osceola is short-term rentals and new subdivisions. The rental owners want days offline pinned down before they book anything; the subdivision owners usually cannot name who installed the system.
Central Florida
What solar looks like in this part of Florida
Central Florida is where the state's solar boom hit suburban tract housing hardest. Whole subdivisions went up between 2015 and 2022 with panels included in the mortgage, sold by dealer networks that no longer exist. The roofs are young, the arrays are young, and the failures we find are almost never the panels: they are inverters, optimizers and attachments that were never torqued properly by a crew that was paid by the install.
What we get called for
Osceola County roofs, specifically
- ✓The reinstall is permitted through Kissimmee or the county building department, and in Florida only a licensed solar or electrical contractor can pull that permit.
- ✓Inland, so the failures are rail condition, flashing at the mounts and torque, not corrosion.
- ✓Power here comes from KUA and Duke Energy, and we file the reconnection and net-metering paperwork with whichever one holds your account.
- ✓Never the old mounts. Every attachment on your new roof is new and flashed, so your roofer's warranty stays intact.
- ✓Any brand, any original installer, in business or not. Most systems we touch were put up by companies that are gone.
What we do
Services across Osceola County
Detach & reset for a new roof
Solar Panel Removal and Reinstall
Panels off before tear-off, back on after the final inspection, on new flashed mounts. Your roofer will not touch them. We will.
Your installer is gone. We are not.
Orphaned Solar System Repair
Thousands of Florida homeowners are paying for solar that nobody will service. We fix the systems other companies abandoned.
Leaks at the attachments
Roof Leak & Mount Repair
Water coming in around the solar attachments is a solar problem, not a roofing problem. We fix the mounts and the flashing.
Is it actually producing?
Solar Inspections & Diagnostics
Production dropped, an error code showed up, or you are buying a house with solar on it. We check the whole system and tell you the truth.
After the hurricane
Storm Damage & Insurance Repairs
Cracked panels, lifted rails, water in the inverter. We document it the way adjusters need and put the system back together.
Design, install, inspect
New Solar, Pool & Hot Water Systems
Site survey, system design and install for photovoltaic, solar pool heating and solar hot water. Built by the crew that fixes everyone else's.
FAQ
Osceola County: common questions
Do you remove and reinstall solar panels in Osceola County?
Yes. Osceola County is on our home route, so this is normal week-to-week work for us. One crew, no travel surcharge, and we work directly with your roofer's schedule.
Who pulls the permit in Osceola County?
We do. The reinstall needs a solar permit from Kissimmee or the Osceola County building department, depending on the address, and in Florida only a licensed solar or electrical contractor can pull it. We handle it and meet the inspector.
Which utility handles the reconnection here?
Homes in Osceola County are generally served by KUA and Duke Energy. Reconnection and net-metering paperwork goes to whichever one holds your account, and we file it so the system actually comes back online rather than sitting dark.
My installer went out of business. Can you still service the system?
Yes. Most of the systems we work on were installed by companies that no longer exist. We service any brand and any original installer, anywhere in Osceola County. The factory warranties on the panels and inverter are usually still good and we file those claims for you.
What usually goes wrong on roofs here?
Inland counties like Osceola let us focus on the things that actually fail away from salt air: rail condition, flashing at the mounts, and whether the array was ever torqued to spec. A stain on a ceiling under an array is almost always a mount that was never flashed properly.
Nearby
Counties around Osceola
- Orange County
- Seminole County
- Highlands County
- Lake County
- Polk County
- Sumter County
- Brevard County
- Indian River County
Get a quote
Tell us about the roof
The address, roughly how many panels, and what is happening. A photo of the array from the street gets you an accurate number fastest. We are in this county most weeks.
(305) 790-7079New roof, dead system, or a leak at the mounts?
Licensed solar crew, any brand, any original installer. Written quote before a panel moves.