Solar panel removal, reinstall & repair in Orlando, FL

On the ground in Orlando

Permits, roofs and what goes wrong here

Orlando permits run through the City of Orlando building department rather than Orange County, and the two want different submittals, so the first thing we establish is which side of the line an address sits on. The roof stock splits hard: pre-war and mid-century bungalows through Colonialtown, Audubon Park and College Park with small planes and original decking, against everything east and south built on engineered truss with concrete tile. On the older houses nobody has seen the deck since the panels went up, so what is under the array is a genuine question. OUC covers most of the city, and its reconnection paperwork is not the same form as Duke's.

We get called across Baldwin Park, Lake Nona, Dr Phillips, College Park and the Milk District, and the job changes with the postcode. Downtown and the older neighbourhoods bring re-roofs where nobody has seen the deck in fifteen years. Lake Nona and Laureate Park bring newer arrays with association rules about the layout. The steadiest stream is homeowners who bought during the boom, never met the installer, and have now discovered the company does not exist.