Plan Your Roof and Solar Work Together

Price depends on measured roof area, material, deck condition, access, flashing, ventilation, permits, disposal, and any solar removal and reinstallation. Compare itemized cash-price scopes instead of relying on a universal range.

The schedule depends on permitting, material availability, roof size and type, weather, inspections, and hidden deck repairs. If panels are present, the written schedule should place safe shutdown and removal before tear-off and testing after reinstallation.

Proposals may include asphalt shingle, concrete or clay tile, or metal systems. Ask for the exact manufacturer and product line, Florida product approval, wind design, underlayment, attachments, warranty, and licensed roofing contractor responsible for installation.

No responsible contractor should give one blanket wind rating for every home. The roof assembly and any solar attachments must match the site's current code, design pressures, approved products, substrate, fastening schedule, and permit documents.

Coverage depends on the policy, cause and date of loss, exclusions, deductible, documentation, and the insurer's decision. A contractor can document observed conditions and provide a repair scope, but should not promise coverage or act as your public adjuster unless separately licensed.

Yes. UnionGrid can perform the licensed electrical removal and reinstallation and coordinate the roof schedule. The proposal, permits, and warranties should identify the appropriately licensed roofing contractor and the responsibility for every attachment and penetration.

A roof assessment can be coordinated to inspect, photograph, and document visible conditions. Before relying on it for an insurance claim, transaction, or repair decision, confirm the inspector's qualifications, scope, and the licensed contractor responsible for any recommended roof work.

Warranty terms are product- and contractor-specific. Before signing, request the manufacturer warranty, workmanship term, exclusions, registration requirements, transfer rules, and written responsibility for flashing, attachments, penetrations, panel removal, and reinstallation.