Repair & Maintenance · Greenville, SC
Home solar panel repair
in Greenville, SC.
Production dropped, an inverter is dark, or you just want the array checked. Our in-house NABCEP crew repairs and maintains systems of any brand across Greenville and the Upstate, including ones we did not install.
The Work
Fix what is broken.
Keep what still works.
We answer our own phone in Greenville. A technician walks the roof, reads the inverter and monitoring app, and tells you what failed before anyone orders parts. Same crew handles a one-time repair and a planned inspection or cleaning. We do not sell a priced membership plan on this site.
- Inverter, optimizer, and microinverter faults
- Storm, hail, and wind damage
- Squirrel nests and chewed wiring
- Roof leaks at mounts we can inspect and repair
- Monitoring that stopped reporting
- Panel cleaning (pollen, pine sap, haze)
- Systems left behind by a closed installer
How a Service Call Goes
Diagnosis first,
then the fix.
You call or send a request. We ask what you are seeing: a Duke Energy bill that jumped, an Enphase or SolarEdge error, or a quiet inverter after a storm.
On site we inspect modules, racking, conduit, and the electrical equipment. If manufacturer warranty still covers a part, we help run that claim. Labor is ours.
We repair, replace, or clean as needed, test production, and leave you with a clear picture of what was wrong. Need the array off for a new roof? That is detach and reset.
Upstate Conditions
Greenville weather
is hard on arrays.
Pollen and pine sap
Spring pollen along Augusta Road, Woodruff Road, and tree-heavy lots in Greer coats glass fast. We clean with methods the panel makers allow, not a pressure washer that can void a warranty.
Storms and hail
Summer cells and winter wind take out glass, flashings, and inverters. We stabilize the roof, document damage for insurance, and restore the system. Same-week response is typical in the city because we are based here.
Wildlife under the array
Squirrels nest under modules and chew DC wiring. We pull the nest, replace damaged homeruns, and can add guard so they do not come back. Common on older Greenville and Simpsonville roofs with mature oaks and pines.
Any Brand
Your installer may be gone.
The system does not have to sit idle.
We service Enphase, SolarEdge, SMA, Tesla, and other equipment we did not originally install. If the company that sold you the system closed or stopped answering, start here or seeorphaned systems, including help after names like Pink Energy / Power Home Solar. Battery-only faults live on battery storage repairs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Solar repair,
plainly explained.
Can you repair a solar system another company installed?
Yes. We diagnose and repair systems of any brand or original installer, not just the ones we put in. That includes storm damage, inverter faults, wiring, wildlife damage, and systems whose original company is gone.
Do you offer solar maintenance in Greenville, or only repairs?
Both. We inspect, clean, and troubleshoot existing systems across Greenville and the Upstate, and we repair what we find. Call or request service and tell us whether something is already broken or you want a checkup.
What solar problems do you fix after Upstate storms?
Hail, wind, and fallen limbs can crack modules, loosen racking, or take an inverter offline. We make the roof safe, work with insurance when that applies, and restore production. We are based in Greenville, so storm calls in Greer, Simpsonville, and nearby towns are a normal drive.
Can squirrels or birds damage solar panels here?
Yes. Nests and chewed wiring under arrays are common around mature trees in Greer, Simpsonville, and older Greenville neighborhoods. We remove debris, repair wiring, and can add critter guard so it does not happen again.
Do dirty panels really lose power in summer?
A light pollen film can shave a few percent off output. Heavy Upstate pollen, pine sap, and a dry hazy summer without cleaning can cut production by as much as 30 percent. We clean with manufacturer-approved methods, not a pressure washer.
What if I need a new roof under my panels?
That is detach and reset, not a repair call. We remove the array, protect it while the roofer works, then reinstall and test. Details are on our detach page.