Already have solar installed? Whether your system needs service, your installer is no longer available, or you just want to make sure everything is running properly, FlaSEIA is here to help. Use the resources below to find qualified service providers, understand your insurance options, and get answers to the most common questions homeowners face after going solar.
Frequently Asked Questions
Already have solar? Whether your system needs service, your installer is no longer available, or you just want to make sure everything is working properly, we've got answers to the most common questions homeowners face after going solar.
Many FlaSEIA member companies provide service, maintenance, and system takeovers, even if they did not install your system. Use the FlaSEIA Contractor Members Available for Service directory to find help near you.
Just like an HVAC system, any licensed solar contractor in your area can service your system regardless of who installed it.
Yes. Many solar contractors service systems installed by other companies. FlaSEIA members offer maintenance, repairs, and system takeovers.
For fastest service, look for a FlaSEIA member in your region. FlaSEIA can also direct you to a qualified local installer.
Start with your original installer. If they are unavailable, search the FlaSEIA member directory for qualified contractors who can diagnose or repair your system. For inverter issues, contact your inverter manufacturer directly. Most offer free tech support.
Many inverter issues can be resolved quickly with a call to the manufacturer's free tech support line, no service visit needed.
Check your system's monitoring app or portal for real-time performance data. If production drops significantly or alerts appear, it may indicate an issue that needs attention.
Make sure your system is connected to Wi-Fi. All modern inverters include a monitoring app that requires an internet connection to display data.
Solar systems require very little upkeep. Monitor your system's performance regularly and consider a professional inspection every few years or after severe weather events.
After a hurricane or major storm, inspect your panels and roof mounts even if your system appears to be running normally.
Most equipment, including panels and inverters, includes manufacturer warranties that remain valid regardless of your installer's status. A service provider can help review your coverage and advise on next steps.
Inverters are the most common component to require replacement over a system's lifetime. Most are covered under manufacturer warranty.
Coverage varies, but many Florida insurance providers cover rooftop solar. Check with your insurer and review FlaSEIA's list of solar-friendly carriers.
Let your insurer know about your solar installation. Some policies require notification to ensure your panels are fully covered.
A reputable installer will never pressure you to sign on the spot. Take your time, compare quotes, and trust your instincts.
Check your monitoring system and inverter for alerts. If issues persist, contact a licensed solar contractor for an assessment. Avoid attempting repairs yourself.
Shading from new tree growth, dirty panels, or a tripped breaker are common causes of reduced output and worth checking before calling a contractor.
Service & Support
Find a Service Provider
Homeowners seeking assistance with solar systems installed by other contractors can find qualified support through our directory of FlaSEIA member companies available for service. These members are able to take over the management, maintenance, or repair of your existing solar installation, ensuring continued performance and peace of mind.
Service for Existing Systems
Find FlaSEIA members in your area who can service, repair, or take over management of your existing solar system.
Member contractors have shared with FlaSEIA that the following insurance carriers are friendly to homeowner-owned rooftop solar. Homeowners will need to work with their local agent to obtain quotes for a policy.
Olympus
USAA
Citizens
Kin
Florida Family
Tower Hill
Sage Sure
American Integrity
This list is provided based on member contractor feedback and is subject to change. Always verify current coverage options directly with your insurance agent.
