Residential and commercial solar panel installation, battery backup, and solar repair across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach County — design, permitting, electrical integration, and FPL interconnection from one licensed team.
A solar system involves more than panels on a roof — it must be safely connected to your electrical panel, inverter, and disconnect switches, and it has to meet FPL interconnection requirements. As a licensed Florida electrical contractor (EC13010894), we handle the wiring, code compliance, and electrical integration ourselves instead of subcontracting it out, and we have direct experience with Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach permitting.
We also stay available after installation for troubleshooting, maintenance, system checks, and upgrades — unlike solar sales companies that disappear once the panels are up.
We install and repair solar systems in Miami, Miami Beach, Coral Gables, Kendall, Doral, Hialeah, Miami Gardens, North Miami, and Homestead, as well as Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, and West Palm Beach.
We review your FPL bill, energy usage, roof type, available space, shading, and future needs like EV charging or battery backup.
We evaluate roof condition, panel placement, inverter location, electrical panel capacity, and disconnect requirements.
We manage permitting, engineered plans, and inspections so the installation meets local building code and FPL requirements.
We install panels, mounting equipment, inverters, wiring, and disconnects with a focus on safety and clean workmanship.
We complete system checks, coordinate the final inspection and FPL interconnection, and set up your monitoring app.
Solar panel mounting and roof attachment installation.
Inverter, optimizer, or microinverter installation.
Electrical wiring and system integration.
Electrical panel evaluation or upgrade when needed.
Permitting, inspections, and FPL interconnection.
Battery backup integration when applicable.
Repair, cleaning, and maintenance for existing systems.
Many solar companies in South Florida have gone out of business, and others only focus on new sales — leaving homeowners with systems nobody will service. We repair and maintain solar systems no matter who installed them. As licensed electricians, we diagnose the whole system — panels, inverters, wiring, breakers, and monitoring — not just the part that shows an error.
SolarEdge, Enphase, and SMA only show detailed alerts, error logs, and settings through the manufacturer's installer portal. If your original installer is gone, nobody can see what your system is actually reporting. With your authorization, we transfer the system to our installer account so we can read every alert, adjust settings, and diagnose the real cause.
Request Solar RepairA licensed technician inspects your panels, inverter, wiring, and breakers on site to find the likely cause of the problem, and we transfer your system into our installer portal so we can read its alerts from the inside.
With full access to the system data, we confirm the diagnosis and give you a written quote. The repair price depends on the extent of the damage and the parts required, and we help with manufacturer warranty claims when your equipment is still covered.
We complete the repair and verify production. Because your system stays connected to our portal, we monitor it remotely at no extra cost and can spot new alerts before they cost you money.
Every solar panel is covered by a layer of tempered glass, and like any glass outdoors, it gets dirty. In South Florida that film builds up fast: traffic pollution, salt spray near the coast, summer Saharan dust, pollen, mildew from the humidity, and bird droppings. Each layer blocks part of the sunlight before it reaches the solar cells, so the panel quietly produces less electricity, month after month, while your FPL bill creeps back up.
Bird droppings and debris shade part of a panel and can create hot spots. On string-inverter systems, one dirty panel can drag down the output of the whole string.
Salt, dust, and pollution leave a haze that is hard to see from the ground but steadily reduces how much light reaches the cells.
Rain is not enough. On low-tilt and flat-roof systems, rain often just spreads the dirt and leaves a residue at the bottom edge of the panel.
Safe cleaning only. We use purified water at low pressure and soft brushes — never high-pressure jets, abrasive tools, or harsh chemicals that can damage the anti-reflective coating or void the warranty.
Inspection included. While we are on the roof, we check mounts, wiring, connectors, and critter guards for early signs of damage.
Monitoring tells us when. For systems in our portal, we track production remotely and let you know when a drop suggests it is time for cleaning or service.
Every roof needs a different mounting and waterproofing method to meet Florida wind-load requirements. Read our installation guides:
Pair your solar system with a Tesla Powerwall 3 for automatic backup power when the grid goes down — or install it as a stand-alone battery if you're not ready for solar yet. We design the backup around your home's actual loads, not generic "whole-home" claims.
Explore Powerwall 3 InstallationA flexible, intelligent residential energy storage system that stores energy from your solar panels and the grid, keeping power on after sunset or during a grid failure. The EP Cube app lets you customize system behavior and monitor production and consumption in real time. After 6,000 cycles, its battery retains over 80% of capacity.
The EG4 WallMount 280Ah All-Weather Battery delivers 14.3 kWh of storage with a max continuous discharge of 140A, integrated self-heating, EMP-hardening, and a 10-year warranty. It supports over 8,000 cycles at 80% depth of discharge. Learn about EG4 off-grid systems →
The cost of a solar system depends on system size, roof type, energy consumption, electrical panel condition, inverter type, battery options, permitting requirements, and any electrical upgrades needed. Every system is custom-designed around your FPL bill.
The federal 30% residential solar tax credit (Section 25D) ended for systems installed after December 31, 2025. Florida homeowners still benefit from:
Prices, permits, inspections, and net metering explained step by step. Read our 2026 Miami solar cost guide →
Most residential systems in Miami range from about $15,000 to $30,000, depending on system size, energy usage, roof type, equipment, permitting, and any electrical upgrades. We give you a custom quote based on your FPL bill.
For many homeowners, yes, but it depends on your energy use, roof, and budget. The federal residential credit ended in 2025, while Florida sales tax and property tax exemptions and FPL net metering remain. We calculate your expected savings from your actual bill before you decide.
Yes. We repair and maintain SolarEdge, Enphase, and SMA systems, among others, including systems whose original installer is no longer in business. Common repairs include inverter faults, failed optimizers or microinverters, monitoring that stopped reporting, and storm or critter damage.
The first step is a $450 site visit, which includes the on-site inspection and transferring your system to our installer portal so we can read its alerts and diagnose the problem. After the diagnosis, the repair price depends on the extent of the damage and the parts required. Once your system is in our portal, remote monitoring is included at no extra cost.
It depends on where you live. Homes near the coast, busy roads, construction, or trees collect salt, dust, pollen, and bird droppings faster. For most South Florida homes we recommend a cleaning and inspection once or twice a year, or sooner when monitoring shows production dropping.
A standard grid-tied system shuts down during an outage for safety, so utility crews are not exposed to power from your panels. To keep power on, the system needs a battery such as a Tesla Powerwall 3 or another compatible backup system.
Yes. Solar installations require permits and inspections, plus FPL interconnection approval. We manage the permitting process and code-compliance requirements for you.
The physical installation often takes 1 to 4 days depending on system size and roof type. Permitting, inspections, and utility approval add additional time.
Yes. As a licensed electrical contractor, we evaluate your electrical panel and handle the upgrade when it is needed for safe solar integration.
Yes. We install solar systems for residential and commercial properties across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach County.
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