A Smarter Roof.
A Greener Home.
Zero Risk.

When solar is installed on an existing roof, every penetration point is a potential leak. If you're planning a roof replacement within the next 10–15 years, you'll eventually need to remove and reinstall the panels — costing $5,000–$12,000+. Doing both at once eliminates that expense and ensures every penetration is sealed to roofing standards from day one.

With Team Armored, there's no ambiguity — we installed both, so we fix both. With separate contractors, you get a dispute between the roofer (who says the solar penetration caused it) and the solar company (who says it was a roofing failure). Our single-source model eliminates that entirely.

String inverters treat your array as one unit — shade on one panel reduces output for all. Enphase microinverters work independently per panel, so shading, debris, or a single fault never tanks your whole system's production. They also carry a 25-year warranty vs. the typical 10-year string inverter warranty.

Not necessarily — but you should. If your roof is more than 10 years old, installing solar now and replacing the roof in 5–8 years means paying panel removal and reinstall costs twice. We'll give you an honest assessment of your roof's condition during the free audit so you can make the right call.

Most residential projects are completed in 2–4 days for the roofing work, with solar installation typically following within the same week once permitting is approved. We coordinate both scopes to minimize disruption to your household.