Give the restoration team a clear record.
Before roof or solar work begins, share the storm date, property location, equipment details and any photographs or changes in production you have noticed. An inspection can document visible module conditions, roof attachments and findings that deserve repair or replacement review.
Thermal findings in context
Weather, sunlight, shading and operating conditions affect an infrared scan. A hot spot alone does not establish hail damage. We interpret imagery alongside visible conditions and available electrical or monitoring information.
Coordinate the roof and array
Written findings and photographs help homeowners, roofers and adjusters understand the solar scope. If roof replacement is needed, we can plan panel removal and reinstallation. Your insurer determines coverage and payment.
See a sample drone inspection report and our Denver metro service areas. Visit storm restoration for the coordinated project process.
Storm-inspection questions
Should panels be inspected when the roof has hail damage?
Yes. The roof and solar array are connected systems, and both should be documented before restoration work begins.
Does every hot spot mean hail damage?
No. Thermal anomalies can have several causes. We consider pattern, location, visual evidence and system behavior before making recommendations.
Can you work with my roofer and adjuster?
Yes. We coordinate the solar portion of the project and provide documentation that clearly describes the observed condition and restoration scope.
What should I document before roof replacement?
Save the storm date, photographs taken safely from the ground, existing monitoring alerts, available production history and communications with your roofer or insurer. Have the solar condition and proposed removal scope documented before equipment is moved. Our hail inspection guide explains the next steps.
Does an inspection guarantee insurance coverage?
No. Our documentation describes observed conditions and the proposed solar work. Coverage and payment depend on your policy and the insurer’s claim review. Ask what records are needed before authorizing repairs or panel removal.