Replace your roof and go solar in one coordinated project.
One contractor, one project manager, and one company responsible for both systems.
Bundling eliminates all of this. In fact, one coordinated project, one streamlined timeline, and one optimized installation saves $3,000-$7,000 on average.

The price we quote is the price you pay. If we discover unexpected issues (like roof deck rot), we call you FIRST, explain the situation, and present your options. Consequently, you never face surprise charges.
Our quotes include:
We handle everything from start to finish. Therefore, you experience no coordination headaches and deal with just one contractor throughout the entire project.
What you get:
Because we install both systems, we warranty the integration seamlessly. If solar mounting causes a roof leak, we fix it—no arguments about responsibility.
Installed with materials from trusted manufacturers like Owens Corning, IKO, Eagle Roofing, and Sheffield Metals.
High-efficiency Qcells panels, sourced factory-direct for dependable performance and supply.
Add a battery for backup power during outages and to use more of the solar energy you produce.
We take care of roofing and solar permits, city inspections, and utility interconnection paperwork.
A single point of contact from your first assessment all the way to permission to operate.
Low monthly payment options available, subject to credit approval.
See payment options →Combined installations typically range from $25,000 to $55,000, depending on home size, roofing material, and solar system size. Bundling saves $3,000–$7,000 on average versus hiring separate contractors. We provide a detailed, itemized quote at no cost.
If your roof has less than 10–15 years of life left, replacing it before or with solar is usually the smarter financial choice — removing and reinstalling panels later adds significant cost. If your roof has plenty of life left, you may not need a replacement. Our assessment will tell you honestly.
It can if a different contractor adds penetrations after your roof is installed. When we install both your roof and your solar, one company is responsible for the whole system, so your roof warranty stays intact.
Most bundled projects are completed in about 3–4 weeks from signed contract, including permits. On-site roof work usually takes 1–3 days, with solar installed right after.
Asphalt shingles are the most common and cost-effective base for solar. Standing seam metal allows clamp-on mounting with no roof penetrations. Tile roofs work well with tile-specific mounts, which are easiest to place during a new roof installation.
Yes. Battery storage gives you backup power during outages and lets you use more of your own solar energy — especially valuable in states where utilities pay less for the power you send back to the grid.
The federal residential solar tax credit is no longer available for new systems. State programs, utility rebates, and net metering or net billing rules vary by location — our consultants will walk you through everything that applies in your state and utility territory.
Yes. We manage your net metering application and utility interconnection paperwork from start to finish, wherever you're located. It's included in every bundle.
We serve homeowners nationwide. Find your state's coverage details on our Service Areas page, or schedule a free assessment and we'll confirm availability for your home directly.
Yes — flexible financing with low monthly payments is available, subject to credit approval. See your payment options →