Treasure Coast · county seat Fort Pierce
Port St. Lucie is one of the fastest-growing cities in the state and it has solar on a huge number of newer shingle roofs. Because the housing stock is young, the array is often in better shape than anything else up there, and the honest answer is frequently that the panels are fine and one part has failed. Fort Pierce runs its own municipal utility, so reconnection there goes through a different desk.
✓Licensed & insured
✓Any roofer. Any installer. Any brand.
✓Orlando to Miami, one crew
✓Written quote before a panel moves
Home route
Our crew works Orlando down to Miami every week, and St. Lucie 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 St. Lucie County
St. Lucie permits through Port St. Lucie's own building department for most of the population, and through the county or Fort Pierce elsewhere. Port St. Lucie's growth has been so fast and so uniform that whole districts share a roof age and a builder, which makes quoting unusually predictable once we have done one street. Fort Pierce Utilities Authority handles its own interconnection and it is not the same process as FPL's. Because the housing is young, the honest finding on most service calls here is that the array is fine and one component has failed, which is a much cheaper conversation than people expect.
Port St. Lucie generates more underproduction calls than damage calls. The systems are young enough that it is nearly always one failed part rather than a worn-out array.
Treasure Coast
The Treasure Coast takes hurricanes head on, which means insurance-driven roof replacement runs constantly here whether the roof needed it or not. A lot of what we detach and reset on this stretch is barely-used equipment coming off a roof that was replaced because an underwriter said so. That is easy work done carefully, and it is the bulk of what we do between Vero Beach and Stuart.
What we get called for
Towns in St. Lucie County
County seat is Fort Pierce. If your town is not listed it does not matter, the whole county is the same call.

What we do
Detach & reset for a new roof
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.
Thousands of Florida homeowners are paying for solar that nobody will service. We fix the systems other companies abandoned.
Leaks at the attachments
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?
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
Cracked panels, lifted rails, water in the inverter. We document it the way adjusters need and put the system back together.
Design, install, inspect
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
Yes. St. Lucie 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.
We do. The reinstall needs a solar permit from Fort Pierce or the St. Lucie 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.
Homes in St. Lucie County are generally served by FPL and Fort Pierce Utilities Authority. 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.
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 St. Lucie County. The factory warranties on the panels and inverter are usually still good and we file those claims for you.
It changes what fails. Salt air eats rails, clamps and grounding hardware long before it touches a panel, so on any St. Lucie County job near the water we inspect every fastener before agreeing to put an array back on a new roof. Corroded hardware does not go back up.
Nearby
Get a quote
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) 790-7079Licensed solar crew, any brand, any original installer. Written quote before a panel moves.