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How Does It Work
The solar installation process involves several key steps, from initial planning to the final connection to the electrical grid. Here is a general overview of the typical process for installing solar panels:
Site Assessment:
Solar professional conducts an on-site assessment to evaluate the property's suitability for solar installation. Factors such as sunlight exposure, shading, roof condition, and available space are considered.
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​Based on the site assessment, a customized solar system design and proposal are created. This includes the number of solar panels, inverter specifications, and estimated energy production. The proposal also outlines costs, potential savings, and available incentives.
Design and Proposal:
Permitting:
​The solar installation company obtains the necessary permits from local authorities. This step ensures compliance with building codes and regulations.
The installation team begins the process of placing the solar panels on the roof or, in some cases, on the ground. This involves attaching mounting brackets, securing the panels, and connecting them electrically.
Installation:
Electrical Wiring:
The electrical components, such as inverters and wiring, are installed to connect the solar panels into the existing electrical system of the property.
Inspection:
After the installation is complete, a local building inspector or utility representative conducts an inspection to ensure that the system meets safety and code requirements.
Utility Approval and Activation:
The utility company reviews the interconnection and provides final approval for activating the solar system. Once approved, the system can start generating electricity.
