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Are solar inspections a standard part of the home buying process?

Solar systems are typically not inspected during the home buying process, costing buyers potentially tens of thousands of dollars if repairs are needed. AUSSI is changing this – making solar inspections a standard part of the home buying process. An AUSSI solar valuation for sellers will increase the home’s value by thousands of dollars.

What do solar panel inspections look for?

Solar panel inspections are a critical step in the installation process, ensuring that your new system is safe, efficient, and up to code. Before diving into the specifics of what inspectors look for, it’s important to understand the broader context of these inspections. 1. Purpose of inspections The primary goals of solar panel inspections are:

Are solar permits & inspections necessary?

The solar permitting and inspection process is a bureaucratic yet necessary step toward going solar. Fortunately, your solar installer will likely handle the logistics regarding both as a part of their service. In this article, we'll discuss what to expect when it comes to solar permits and inspections, as well as the costs associated with both.

Why should you choose aussi for a solar panel inspection?

AUSSI provides quality solar panel inspections, diagnostic reports, valuation models, and solar repair for residential systems. In our experience, residential solar systems often are not properly inspected and their value is overlooked or misunderstood during the home buying process.

Should homeowners pay for solar panels upfront?

Homeowners who pay for their panels upfront with cash, or through a solar loan, will see something different than someone who signs a solar lease or solar power purchase agreement (PPA). While solar contracts will differ by provider and project, most of them contain a certain amount of shared verbiage and content.

Do solar panels need a building inspector?

When looking at the solar panels, a building inspector must verify that they are properly installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications based on the local AHJ requirements, environmental factors, and aspects of the type of structure.