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ORIGIN · CENTRAL FLORIDA ROOF + SOLAR

A new roof plan.
A solar-ready future.

Thinking about a roof replacement and solar? See a preliminary layout on your home and tell us where the roof project stands. Origin can review the sequence before panels go on.

Real roof data. A report made for your home.
  1. 1Find your roof
  2. 2Unlock your report
  3. 3Explore your design
  • See the solar possibilityStart with a Google-based layout where roof data is available.
  • Bring your roof plans with youTell us whether replacement is planned or still being assessed.
  • Coordinate the written scopeDiscuss roof condition, attachments and project responsibilities together.
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An Origin solar installation on a Florida tile roof
REAL ORIGIN INSTALLATION · EXPLORE YOUR HOME NEXT

01 / START WITH YOUR HOME

Your roof has a story.
Let’s see its solar potential.

Enter the street number, street name, city and state.

Google Maps address search. Your typed address is shared with Google while suggestions are enabled. You can also type the full address and continue.

Free preliminary report. No purchase required.

Google coverage varies. Your address is shared with Google to find your roof. Contact details are requested before revealing your panel design and solar potential report.

Preliminary layouts and production are estimates, subject to imagery coverage and property and utility review. Prefer to talk? Book a video review.

YOUR REQUEST. A USEFUL NEXT STEP.

More than a name
on a contact form.

Your initial roof preview, entered bill and project goal travel with your request. Origin follows up to confirm your actual usage and the work your home needs.

Already speaking with someone at Origin? Share your report with them to keep the project in one conversation.

What your review works toward

  • A preliminary solar layout for the proposed roof
  • Your roof-project stage saved with the design request
  • Roof-condition and mounting questions to resolve before installation
  • A coordinated proposal after the property and responsible trades are verified

Instant output is a preliminary solar report where usable Google data exists. Final design, equipment, pricing and any savings comparison follow property review.

BUILT AROUND YOUR HOME

Plan the roof and the array in the right order.

This review is for homeowners considering a new solar installation alongside roof work. The preview makes the idea visible; the next conversation checks roof readiness, planned materials and who owns each part of the job. If panels are already installed, start with removal and reinstall instead.

01

Check remaining roof life first.

The Department of Energy advises considering roof age and replacement timing when assessing solar. Share known leaks, repair history, the roof material and any recent inspection. Satellite imagery cannot determine whether decking, underlayment or the finished roof is ready for an array.

Explore the roofing review
02

Agree on the roofing-to-solar handoff.

Before scheduling either crew, request a sequence that names the roof contractor, solar installer and who approves the mounting details. Clarify attachment and flashing responsibility, access, material changes and roof warranty conditions. A combined conversation still needs a clear written scope for each trade.

Roof and solar coordination checklist
03

Keep roof permits and solar approvals visible.

For properties within Orlando’s jurisdiction, the city publishes a residential roof-permit process with roof-covering and underlay information and inspection steps. That roof permit does not by itself authorize a grid-connected solar system to operate. Confirm your property’s jurisdiction and track the solar and utility milestones too.

Understand approval milestones

Official resources reviewed October 13, 2026. Provider and jurisdiction must match your address.

ORIGIN / FROM THE FIELD

Different roofs. Thoughtful layouts.

Explore finished arrays, battery equipment and the installation details in Origin’s project photography.

View all 36 installation photos →
Solar panels arranged on several roof planes of a shingle-roof home
Shingle-roof solar
Overhead view of several solar arrays on a light metal roof beside a pool
A different roof. A different layout.
Solar arrays on a dark tile roof above a yellow home with a screened swimming pool
Solar across a tile roof

BEFORE YOU START

Clear answers.
A confident next step.

Origin’s project photos show our work across served markets; they are not presented as installations in your neighborhood.

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Will the map prove that my roof can support solar?

No. The roof preview uses imagery and a solar model. Physical condition, structural requirements, obstructions and the final attachment design need a property review.

Can my existing roofer stay involved?

Yes. Share the proposed roof material, scope and schedule with Origin so the teams can discuss their responsibilities. Already working with an Origin representative? Keep them involved in the same project conversation.

My home already has solar. Where should I start?

Use the removal-and-reinstall request below. That review begins with the existing equipment, authorization, handling and roofing handoff; this preview is designed to explore a new array.

Already have solar?Request solar removal and reinstall

CENTRAL FLORIDA HOMEOWNERS

Start with what matters to your home.

Explore your roof, plan storage or bring a roof project into the conversation.

See my home with solarStart with your roof, your bill and the way you use electricity.Plan solar + batteryFor Orlando homeowners thinking about stored energy and outage needs.

START WITH YOUR HOME

See the possibility on your roof.

Your address and average electric bill are enough to begin.

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