So you do not do roofing at all?

Correct. We are solar, electrical, and home efficiency. Roofing is a separate trade with its own licensing, insurance, and manufacturer certifications, and we would rather introduce you to people who do it every day than pretend it is a side service.

Do I pay you for the roof?

No. You contract with the roofing company directly and pay them directly. We do not take a referral fee or add a markup. Our invoice covers the solar work only: the detach, storage, reset, and commissioning.

Can I use my own roofer instead?

Yes. If you already have a roofer, or your insurance carrier assigned one, we will coordinate with them the same way. The introduction is there for homeowners who do not have someone lined up yet.

What happens to my solar warranty?

That is exactly why the detach should not be handed to a roofing crew. We shut the system down correctly, document the array before it comes apart, and reset it to spec, which keeps the equipment and workmanship coverage intact.

How long does the whole thing take?

Most residential jobs run about a week end to end. A day to detach, a couple of days for the roof depending on size and material, then a day to reset and commission. The sequencing is what keeps it tight, and that is the part we manage.

We Work With Roofers You Can Trust

We connect you with licensed roofing contractors we trust, then handle the solar side of the reroof: panels off, stored, reset, production verified.

Roofing is its own trade, so we leave it to licensed contractors we know and stand behind. You get a direct introduction to a roofing crew, and we run the solar side ourselves: panels off, array labeled and stored, schedules lined up, reset with verified production. One introduction, two crews who talk to each other, nothing falling through the gap.

What we do — The solar side
Your roofer does — The roof itself
Next step — Introduction

Ask for an introduction — /contact
See how the reset works — /services/detach-and-reset

The worst reroofs are the ones where nobody owns the handoff.

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We partner with the right roofer

Who does what on a reroof with solar

Tear-off, decking, and the new roof — Licensed, insured roofing contractors we have worked alongside on real jobs. They handle material selection, tear-off, deck repair, underlayment, and the roof warranty. You sign with them directly and their price is their price.
Everything that touches the array — Detach, label, and store the modules. Proper system shutdown so equipment and warranties stay intact. Reset on the new roof with fresh flashings and correct penetrations, then commissioning and a production check against your old numbers.
One shared schedule — We sequence our detach against their tear-off date so the deck is never open waiting on us, and we are back on site the day the roof is finished. Two crews, one timeline, no guessing at each other's dates.

How the introduction works

Tell us the roof needs work — Call or send the form and tell us what you are seeing: the age of the roof, a leak, storm damage, or a claim already in motion. You get an honest read on whether the roof needs replacing before the solar conversation goes any further.
We introduce you to a roofer we trust — A direct introduction to a licensed contractor from our partner list, matched to your roof type and your timeline. You contract with them, not with us. No markup, no middleman.
We take the array off and store it — Panels come down, every module and rail gets labeled, and the equipment is stored safely off the work surface. The system is shut down the right way so nothing is damaged and no warranty is put at risk.
Your roofer builds the new roof — We stay in the schedule while the roof goes on, so the deck is never left open waiting on us and the two crews are not tripping over each other. One shared timeline instead of two companies guessing at each other's dates.
We reset the array and verify production — Panels go back on the new roof with fresh flashings and proper penetrations, then we bring the system up and confirm it is producing what it did before. You get the numbers, not just a handshake.

Questions about the roofing partnership

So you do not do roofing at all?: Correct. We are solar, electrical, and home efficiency. Roofing is a separate trade with its own licensing, insurance, and manufacturer certifications, and we would rather introduce you to people who do it every day than pretend it is a side service.
Do I pay you for the roof?: No. You contract with the roofing company directly and pay them directly. We do not take a referral fee or add a markup. Our invoice covers the solar work only: the detach, storage, reset, and commissioning.
Can I use my own roofer instead?: Yes. If you already have a roofer, or your insurance carrier assigned one, we will coordinate with them the same way. The introduction is there for homeowners who do not have someone lined up yet.
What happens to my solar warranty?: That is exactly why the detach should not be handed to a roofing crew. We shut the system down correctly, document the array before it comes apart, and reset it to spec, which keeps the equipment and workmanship coverage intact.
How long does the whole thing take?: Most residential jobs run about a week end to end. A day to detach, a couple of days for the roof depending on size and material, then a day to reset and commission. The sequencing is what keeps it tight, and that is the part we manage.

Need a roof and have panels on it?

Tell us what is going on with the roof. We will give you a straight answer, connect you with a roofer we trust, and handle the solar side so the two halves of the job actually line up.

Ask for an introduction

Contact Texas Solar & Roofing Pros

Free estimates, no pressure, and no commitment. Numbers on this site are Central Texas ranges; your roof, usage, utility, and insurance carrier change them.

Phone — (512) 400-3763
Email — info@texassolarandroofingpros.com
Address — 1700 Pagedale Cove, Cedar Park, TX 78613
Service area — Austin, Texas, Round Rock, Texas, Georgetown, Texas, Cedar Park, Texas, Pflugerville, Texas, Kyle, Texas, Bastrop, Texas, Dallas, Texas, San Antonio, Texas, Waco, Texas, San Marcos, Texas

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