New roof, same solar
Roof Replacement Under Solar Panels in Markham
One plan holds it all: the solar comes off, fresh shingles go down, every anchor is resealed and the solar returns.
Fresh Shingles and Your Solar, Thought Through Together
When the roof under your solar is worn out, three things need to happen, always in the same order. The solar comes off. The roof is replaced. The solar goes back on, sealed at each anchor, and starts making power again. Without one shared plan, those three drift apart. Modules sit in a garage longer than anyone meant. Or a beautiful new roof gets holes for mounts without the right flashing, and a ceiling stain appears a season later. Solar Panel Removal Markham ties the reroof and the solar detach and reset into one plan. First we write down what you have: how many modules, their layout, where the rails and conduit sit and what the system is producing today. The lift-off is set for shortly before the old shingles come up. The return is set for right after the new ones are down. Through the roofing work, your modules stay tagged, listed and in safekeeping. When the shingles are done, new feet go in, every anchor is flashed again, modules go back to their places, wiring is rejoined and output is confirmed. One plan. One calendar for the solar. A fresh roof with no weak spots where the solar meets it.
What One Plan Takes Care Of
Every stage between the tired roof and solar making power on the fresh one.
A shared calendar
Lift-off, reroof and return dated together. No idle gaps.
Today's setup written down
Photos and an output reading before anything moves.
Lift-off and safekeeping
Gentle power-down, then modules, rails and conduit lifted, tagged and put away.
Shingles laid on an open roof
The roofing crew works with no solar in their way.
Each anchor resealed
New feet and fresh flashing at every hole in the new roof.
Returned and confirmed
Modules back in place, wiring rejoined, output checked.
Tired Roof to Dry Roof, Solar Working
Think it through together
We talk about your solar and when the roofing work will happen. A firm figure for the solar side reaches you by phone, usually within 48 hours, with dates fitted to the roofing work.
Off, then reroof
The modules come down shortly before the old shingles are stripped and wait in safekeeping while the new roof goes on.
Reseal, then return
New feet and flashing are fitted, modules go back to their places, the wiring is rejoined, output is confirmed and paperwork is handed over.
Why One Plan Brings Peace of Mind
Less time without solar
Tied dates mean the system is off only for the length of the roofing work.
No weak spots
The same people who set your solar back also flash every anchor on the new roof.
One voice to talk to
A single team answers your solar questions from first call to final check.
- One plan
- Open-roof shingling
- Anchors resealed
- Output confirmed
Is Your Roof Ready to Be Replaced?
Plan the solar side now and the whole project follows one unhurried calendar. Share your module count and when the roofing work starts.