Panels coming off for a re-roof? Photos are how you show before, under the array, and producing again — without pretending a blog guarantees claim payment.
Short answer
Document condition before removal, what the roof looked like under the array, and that the system was remounted and producing. Photos support conversations with insurers and contractors. They do not guarantee payment.
What to photograph before disconnect
- Wide shots of the full array
- Close-ups of damage or unusual racking
- Monitoring/inverter screenshot if you have one
- Labels/serials only if safely accessible — do not climb unsafely
What PSR documents
Phoenix Solar Removal’s live process includes photo documentation as stated on site. We do not invent shot counts or claim outcomes here. Soft links: removal for roof replacement · cost/offline.
After remount
Keep proof that production returned — that is when the solar “offline” window actually ends. See also the remount/production post later this week.
FAQ
Do I need photos when solar panels come off for a re-roof?
Yes — before, under-array, and producing-again shots support conversations; they do not guarantee claim payment.
Will PSR document the job?
PSR’s live process includes photo documentation as published — confirm on quote.