Unfinished installs
Panels on your roof, but they were never turned on?
It happens more than you'd think. The installer leaves before the final inspection or the utility hookup, and the system just sits there.
- We can check your permit status with the city
- Fix what failed inspection and get it re-inspected
- Handle the utility's permission to operate
Get your solar working again
Tell us what's going on. We'll call you, usually within one business day.
Why systems never get switched on
A solar system usually needs two approvals before it runs: the city's final inspection and the utility's permission to operate. If the installer closed, ran out of money or simply stopped calling back, one or both never happened.
The good news: the panels are usually fine. Finishing the job typically means fixing whatever the inspector flagged, scheduling a new inspection, and completing the utility paperwork.
How it works
- Tell us what's wrong. Two minutes on the form above.
- We call you. We'll ask about your system and set up a visit.
- We find the problem and quote the fix before any work starts.
- Your panels make power again. No more paying for a system that sits there.
We work on systems other companies abandoned
When an installer goes out of business, the homeowner is often left with no one to call: no monitoring, no workmanship warranty, sometimes a permit that never got its final inspection. The panels and inverters themselves usually still carry the manufacturer's warranty, and we can help you use it.
Common questions
Why were my solar panels never turned on?
A system usually needs a final inspection from your city or township and permission to operate from your utility. If the installer left before either step, the system was never approved to run.
How do I know if my solar permit passed final inspection?
Most cities let you look up permits online by address or permit number. A status like closed with no response, expired, or waiting to inspect usually means the final inspection never happened. We can check it for you.
Can someone else finish my solar installation?
Yes. A licensed installer can fix what the inspector flagged, schedule a new inspection and complete the utility paperwork.