Service for Systems Whose Installer Closed

Signs your system needs help

• The installer's number is disconnected
• A warranty claim nobody will file
• A system dead for months
• A leak or electrical problem and no one to call

How a service visit goes

1. List the gear, register it in your name
2. Find the problem and fix it
3. File the equipment warranty claims
4. Get your monitoring running

What moves the price

• Inverter, wiring, panels or monitoring
• Roof access and panel count
• Parts still under manufacturer warranty
• Remove and reinstall: array size, roofer's schedule

Permits for solar work

Repairs usually skip the permit. Inverter swaps, remove-and-reinstall and added equipment typically need one, and some changes go to your utility. Fees are on the quote.

Brands we service

Brand names and logos are trademarks of their owners and are shown to identify the equipment we install and service. Chief Electric installs and services Enphase, Qcells Q.HOME, SolarEdge and SMA equipment. Chief Electric is an independent contractor and is not affiliated with these manufacturers.

Solar service questions