Your home, your energy goals
Share the property address, roof concerns, electricity use, and any battery or EV plans. We review the roofing scope and solar design together.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA · NEW ROOF + NEW SOLAR
New Roof + New Solar. One Southern California team.
Replace your roof and add a new solar system in one coordinated project. Team All Star brings the roofing, panel layout, attachments, and electrical work into one plan—from the first estimate through installation and the required approval steps.
CA License #100976040+ years in construction20 years in solar
01 Your new roof02 Your new solar
Illustration of a coordinated roof and solar project.
One project conversationRoofing and solar planned togetherA clear written scope
Make the roof replacement the start of your solar plan.
A roof replacement is an opportunity to plan the surface and equipment that will work together for years. If you want new solar, reviewing both now lets you discuss roof condition, usable space, mounting, flashing, electrical needs, and the installation sequence in the same project.
Build the roof first
Complete the agreed tear-off, decking work, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, and roof covering before the solar installation proceeds.
Install and connect the system
Install the agreed equipment and complete the required electrical, inspection, monitoring, and utility steps. Timing depends on the property and approvals.
THE ROOF COMES FIRST
Roofing experience behind the solar installation.
Your solar plan starts with a roof that is ready for it. Discuss the roof covering, penetrations, flashing, ventilation, and any concealed-decking allowance before signing the proposal. Solar mounting and electrical work should have clearly assigned responsibilities alongside the roofing work.
Team All Star serves Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, and Ventura counties from our Redlands office.
Replace your roof and add a new solar system
If your roof needs replacement and you want to start generating solar power, bring both parts into the same planning conversation. Team All Star coordinates the agreed roof replacement and new solar installation so the panel layout, attachment points, roof covering, flashing, and electrical work are considered together.
Start with your home and electricity use
Share the property address, roof concerns, a recent electricity bill, and your goals for batteries, an electric vehicle, or future household needs. We review roof condition, usable area, shading, equipment placement, and the proposed roofing material before defining the solar scope. A roof replacement does not automatically mean every part of the roof is suitable for panels.
Plan the roof before installing the panels
Your written proposal identifies the roofing work and the new solar equipment, with responsibilities for mounting, flashing, electrical connections, permits, inspections, and utility coordination. Concealed decking damage, an electrical-panel upgrade, battery work, or other additional work should be identified and priced in the agreed scope.
Coordinate installation and system startup
The new roof is completed to the appropriate stage before solar installation proceeds. We coordinate the attachment and installation sequence, review the equipment and monitoring setup, and explain the remaining inspection and utility steps. The operating date depends on the project and required approvals; a roof completion date is not a promise of immediate solar operation.
Review the complete written terms
Ask about roof and solar workmanship coverage, manufacturer warranties, equipment ownership, and financing or power-purchase terms where available. Production and savings estimates depend on your property, system design, usage, and rate assumptions. Our solar installation guide explains the available ways to move forward.
Three ways we can help with roofing and solar.
New roof + new solar
Replace the roof and install a new solar system with one coordinated plan. This page is for that project.
Get Roof & SolarNew roof + existing solar reinstalled
Keep suitable existing panels. We coordinate removal, roof replacement, reinstallation, and operating checks.
Roof replacement with solar reinstallationStandalone removal + reinstall
Already have a roofer? Request the solar work separately, coordinated with your roofing company.
Solar removal using your own rooferNew roof and new solar across Southern California.
Explore all 637 cities and communities in our service-area directory. Choose your county for local planning resources and a page for your location. Availability and the final scope are confirmed for the property.
New roof + new solar questions
Can I replace the roof and add solar in one project?
Yes. Team All Star can coordinate a roof replacement with a new solar installation. The written proposal identifies the roofing, solar equipment, mounting, electrical work, required approvals, and responsibilities for each part.
Is the whole job completed in one day?
One coordinated project does not mean a one-day installation. The roof and solar work have a planned sequence. Timing depends on the roof, equipment, materials, inspections, and utility requirements.
Do you offer financing?
Financing options may be available, subject to eligibility and the program’s written terms. Ask for the total project scope, payment terms, equipment ownership, and any separate roofing or solar agreement. Our financing and solar pages explain the options.
What if I already have panels on the roof?
Use our roof replacement with solar removal and reinstallation service. Suitable equipment may be reused, depending on condition, compatibility, and system-owner requirements. Additional repairs or upgrades are reviewed separately.
What if I want to use my own roofer?
We offer standalone solar panel removal and reinstallation for customers with their own roofing company. Your roofer’s roof scope and our solar scope remain separate.
What should I send for my estimate?
Send the property address, roof age and concerns, a recent electricity bill, photos where available, and your battery or EV plans. Include HOA information, existing drawings, or an intended schedule so we can review the project in context.
Your next roof. Your new solar system.
Tell us about your home and we’ll help define a coordinated roof-and-solar project.