Our Work
Systems built
across Pittsburgh
Shingle roofs and standing seam, combiners and service equipment, main panels and meters — every project engineered, installed and supported by our own team. These are our own photographs from the job site.
Recent Installations
Engineered, installed, and still performing
Photographs from our own installations — arrays, mounting, service work and panels, shot on site by the crews that did the work.
A Closer Look
What the work actually involves
Three stages that decide whether a system performs for twenty-five years or becomes someone else’s problem.
Stage One · Mounting
Everything depends on the penetrations
Panels are the visible part, but the part that decides whether your roof leaks in year eight is underneath them. Every attachment is set into the rafter, not the sheathing, and flashed with the manufacturer’s own hardware so the warranty on the roof stays intact.
Rails are laid out to the plan set rather than eyeballed on the day, which is what keeps rows straight, keeps modules off the ridge and valleys, and leaves the array looking deliberate from the street.
- Attachments landed in rafters and flashed to spec
- Rail layout set from the engineered plan set
- Shingle and standing-seam methods both in-house
Stage Two · Electrical
The part nobody sees is the part we are judged on
Combiners, disconnects, conduit runs and grounding are where an install is either done properly or merely made to work. Because our own licensed electricians do this rather than a subcontractor, the standard does not change between the roof and the wall.
Conductors are landed to torque spec, circuits are labelled so the next person can read the system, and every job is permitted and inspected. That is also why we can take on panel upgrades and meter replacements as standalone work.
- Licensed electricians on staff, not subcontracted
- Terminations to torque spec, circuits labelled
- Permitted and inspected on every job
Stage Three · Commissioning
Switched on is not the same as finished
Commissioning is where the system stops being hardware and starts being an asset. We verify production against the model we gave you, confirm the monitoring is reporting, and walk you through the app so you can see the same numbers we do.
From then on the system reports continuously. When output drifts from what it should be, we tend to know before you do — which is the whole point of monitoring a twenty-five year investment.
- Measured output checked against the production model
- Monitoring verified and handed over on your phone
- Continuous reporting for the life of the system
How It Works
From first call to full power.
Consultation
We learn your goals, usage, and budget — no pressure, no jargon.
Site Survey
On-site measurements, roof inspection, and a precise shading capture.
Design & Permits
A fully engineered plan set, permits, and interconnection — handled by us.
Installation
Certified in-house crews complete most installs in one to three days.
Activation
Final inspection, switch-on, and lifetime production monitoring.
Your home could be next.
Tell us about your roof, your bills or your panel, and we’ll show you what the work would involve. Start with a free assessment.