SOLAR REMOVAL & REINSTALLATION

Roof Replacement
& Solar Reinstallation

Your new roof and existing solar belong in one plan. We check the system, remove the panels, replace the roof, reinstall the solar, and verify operation. One company takes responsibility for the entire project—including the roof penetrations made during reinstallation.

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Illustrative solar removal & reinstallation inspiration

ONE COMPANY. COMPLETE RESPONSIBILITY.

Don’t get caught between
a roofer and a solar company.

Solar reinstallation creates mounting penetrations in a newly replaced roof. If a concern arises afterward, you deserve a clear point of responsibility.

Team All Star takes responsibility for our complete roofing and solar removal and reinstallation work—including those penetrations. You contact our company to address a concern with our work. Your written agreement defines the project scope and warranty coverage.

With 40+ years in construction and 20 years in solar, we bring expertise in both fields to the same project.

FROM PANELS OFF TO POWER BACK ON

How solar removal and roof replacement work

01 / CHECK & REMOVE

Understand the system first.

We check solar operation and document its condition before removal. We review equipment ownership and provider requirements, shut down the affected system, remove the panels, and protect them during roofing.

02 / REPLACE THE ROOF

Build the roof beneath it.

We remove the old roofing, assess the exposed decking, and install the agreed roofing system. Flashing, ventilation, and the future solar mounting locations are considered together.

03 / REINSTALL & VERIFY

Put your solar back to work.

We reinstall compatible equipment, address mounting and flashing, and verify system operation after reinstallation and any required approvals. Our responsibility includes the penetrations involved in our work.

PLAN WITH CONFIDENCE

Solar removal & reroofing questions

Every roof and existing system is different. These are the details we review before scheduling your project.

Do solar panels need to be removed for roof replacement?

Panels over the roof area being replaced generally need to come down so the roofing can be removed and installed properly. We review the roof layout and solar mounting system to establish the appropriate removal and reinstallation scope.

Who is responsible for roof leaks after the panels are reinstalled?

Team All Star is responsible for our agreed roof replacement and solar reinstallation work, including the roof penetrations made during reinstallation. You have one company to contact. The written agreement explains coverage, terms, and exclusions.

Can you reinstall my existing solar panels?

Existing panels may be suitable for reuse. We review their condition, operation, mounting system, and compatibility before confirming the scope. Needed repairs or replacement parts are identified in the proposal or an approved change order.

Do you check that my solar is working before and after?

Yes. We check operation and document condition before removal, then verify operation after reinstallation and any required approvals. Existing faults are identified so you understand what is included.

What affects the cost of solar removal and roof replacement?

Roof size and material, panel count, access, decking condition, mounting details, equipment condition, and permit or provider requirements all affect the estimate. Request a review for a written scope and price specific to your property.

What if my solar system is leased or under a PPA?

Tell us before scheduling. The system owner or provider may need to approve the work, require an authorized contractor, or specify removal and reinstallation procedures. We review those requirements before work starts.

Will the solar system produce power during roofing?

The affected system is shut down while panels are removed and roofing is underway. We discuss expected downtime and the steps required to return the system to service. Timing depends on the project and any necessary approvals.

YOUR HOME. YOUR NEXT CHAPTER.