Solar Panel Removal & Reinstallation in Lake Mary, FL

Both, depending on the address. Lake Mary appears in FPL's Seminole County tariff area, and the city lists both providers on its own contact and hurricane pages, so service is determined parcel by parcel. We confirm it from the meter and a recent bill, because the interconnection rules and export credit that apply after a reinstall belong to that specific utility.

Usually yes. The interconnection agreement covers a system in a specific configuration, so taking it down and putting it back can trigger notification and, in some cases, a reinspection before export is authorized again. The exact requirement depends on which utility serves the address, which is one more reason to establish that first.

The City of Lake Mary does for addresses inside city limits, since it is incorporated and runs its own building department. Nearby unincorporated parcels fall to Seminole County instead. We check the address before quoting, because the two offices have different submittal requirements and different inspection lead times, and that difference lands on your schedule.

Typically as long as the reroof takes, commonly two to three weeks on this housing stock. Removal is generally a single day, the roofing work follows your roofer's calendar, and reinstallation runs a day or two after the roof passes inspection. Utility reauthorization, where it is required, can add time after the hardware is back.

It is worth planning around it. Florida's hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30, and an array in storage during a named storm is in a better position than a half-finished roof. Because a reroof is known weeks in advance, both dates can be set outside the busiest weather and the busiest roofing queues.