A NEW ROOF. THE SAME SOLAR.

Panel removal & reinstallin Central Florida.

Off carefully. Back confidently.

Roof replacement under an existing solar system takes coordination. Keep the roofing and electrical work moving in the right order.

Plan my project
Solar panels across a tile roof in Origin’s installation gallery

UNDERSTAND YOUR INSTALLATION

Roof replacement with solar needs a coordinated handoff.

Document the array before removal

Start with the panel count, inverter information, existing layout, monitoring status and ownership or financing documents. Photographs and an equipment record help establish what was present before work begins. Identify any known damage or performance concern so it can be addressed in the agreed scope.

Agree on handling and responsibility

The removal, storage, roofing work and reset should have clear owners. Discuss where equipment will be stored, how the roof schedule is coordinated and who authorizes changes. The required attachments and flashing depend on the new roof assembly and applicable equipment requirements; a panel-only price may not describe that supporting work.

Include reconnection and closeout

Ask how the array will be reinstalled, electrically reconnected and checked after the roof work. Review monitoring and keep the relevant closeout records. Existing warranties, leases or other agreements may carry conditions that must be confirmed before removal. Roofing contractors can discuss the solar scope with Origin directly to coordinate the handoff.

ORIGIN / FROM THE FIELD

See the mounting details.

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

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Rows of solar mounting clamps on a reddish standing-seam metal roof.
Before the panels go on
Solar mounting rails laid out on a shingle roof overlooking a canal.
The layout before the panels
Solar mounting rails and wiring arranged across a reddish tile roof.
Rails across a tile roof

Made for your property

A clear scope.
From the start.

Here’s what we review when planning your panel removal & reinstall project.

Review the system

Identify the equipment, array layout, condition, and relevant warranty requirements.

Plan the removal

Coordinate shutdown, labeling, handling, and storage arrangements before the roof work.

Reset the array

Reinstall with the specified attachments and flashing for the new roofing assembly.

Check operation

Review system operation and monitoring after the electrical reconnection.

Before you decide

A few details
worth knowing.

Do you work with roofing contractors?

Yes. Origin can coordinate the solar scope with the roofing contractor’s schedule and agreed responsibilities.

How much does removal and reinstall cost?

Array size, access, roof type, equipment condition, and the scope of remounting all affect pricing. Share the panel count and project details for a quote.

Will my warranties still apply?

Warranty terms vary by equipment, installer, and financing provider. Those requirements should be confirmed before removal is authorized.

What should I discuss before removing solar from a tile roof?

Share the tile type, any spare tiles, known damage and the existing mounting information. Ask who documents tile condition, sources replacements and handles tile repairs during removal and reset. The written scope should address attachments and flashing for the finished roof, equipment storage and the roofing handoff. Do not assume existing mounts can be reused or that a panel-only price includes tile work. Stay off the roof; the contractor should assess access and condition.

Your next step

Let’s see what fits your home.

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