Solar Inspection and Certification
The Solar Inspection service is designed to provide homeowners and potential buyers with a assessment and certification of solar installations. Whether you're planning to buy a home that is equipped with existing solar technology and wanting to first verify it is operational, or looking to sell a commercial building and want to assure potential buyers the solar is as described, our 3rd party certificate will provide that verification and is suitable for most real-estate contract obligations.
What's included
This service is NOT a system valuation or equipment selection review, and does not support the side of the buyer or seller. This service is strictly unbiased and focuses solely on verifying these four key aspects of the system, without any opinions or judgments regarding the property. Our aim is to provide a clear, factual certifacte that supports the operational status of the solar system at the time of inspection.
The four aspects of this certification:
- The system was installed per industry standards
- The system control components are operational
- The system is generating the expected amount of energy
- There are no defects in the system preventing proper operation, or all defects were rectified
How it Works
Our technicians conduct non-destructive inspections that encompass a visual and operational examination of the solar photovoltaic system's accessible components. We assess whether the system was installed per industry standards, test the control equipment, and evaluate the energy production. If no defects are found we will issue a certificate verifying these findings. If any issues are identified, we will provide a proposal with recommendations to resolve any items before the certificate can be issued.
NOTE: This service does not evaluate past performance or online monitoring platforms. If past history annalysis, system valuation, or other proffessional opinions are desired, that service can be provided seperatly from this certification, which is meant only to evalute the system's current opertional status.
