Hail damage deserves a solar inspection.

Roof damage is only part of the storm story. We evaluate the array, document visible conditions and use infrared drone imaging when conditions support meaningful thermal findings.

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Evidence built for clear decisions.

Solar equipment should be evaluated by a solar specialist after a significant hail event or before detach-and-reset work begins. Our documentation helps homeowners, roofers and insurance professionals understand the solar scope.

Array and roof overview
Visible module conditions
Infrared drone imaging
Electrical observations
Photo documentation
Restoration recommendations

01 · INSPECT

Look beyond broken glass

We assess the array for visible and performance-related indicators of damage.

02 · DOCUMENT

Create a usable record

Photos and findings are organized so the scope can be understood by every party.

03 · COORDINATE

Connect solar and roofing

We help align removal, roof replacement, flashing and verified reinstallation.

Infrared imaging adds another perspective.

Thermal imaging can reveal abnormal heat patterns that are not obvious from the ground. Results depend on weather, irradiance and operating conditions, so we interpret thermal findings alongside visual and electrical evidence.

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.

Document the solar system before repairs begin.

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