Every major component on your roof carries its own manufacturer warranty, and our workmanship warranty covers the installation itself. Here is what that means in plain English.
A residential solar system is covered by layers of protection, not a single warranty. Understanding the difference matters when you compare quotes, because a low price with weak coverage is not a low price.
Modern monocrystalline panels typically carry a 25-year product and performance warranty. The performance side guarantees the panel still produces a stated percentage of its original output decades in.
Inverters and microinverters typically carry 10 to 25 year manufacturer warranties depending on the brand and model in your design. The inverter is the working heart of the system, so this term matters.
Home batteries typically carry a 10-year manufacturer warranty tied to cycles or throughput. We size and configure storage so it lives comfortably within those terms.
Manufacturer warranties cover the equipment. Our workmanship warranty covers everything we did to put it on your home: the mounting, the flashing, the wiring and the roof penetrations. If an issue traces back to the installation, we make it right.
Because our electricians and roofers are Rooftop Power employees rather than subcontractors, the crew that stands behind the work is the same company you signed with. That is not true everywhere in this industry.
Call us first. You do not need to chase a panel manufacturer in another state. Our local service team diagnoses the issue, handles the manufacturer claim when the equipment is at fault, and does the repair work itself.
We hand you the full warranty documentation for every component at activation, so you always know exactly what is covered and for how long.
Every quote we deliver includes the specific warranty terms for the panels, inverter and battery in your design, in writing.