Since you cannot predict when the storm will hit and the lights will go out, there is no harm in making a backup plan and investing in one or more portable solar power systems. Also known as solar backup generator or emergency solar generator, the portable solar power system allows you to restart and run, but you also need to pay attention to the uninstallation and installation of solar panels.

The process of selecting a company to complete the disassembly and reinstallation on a residential solar system or commercial solar system is the same as the process of selecting an installer: you should ensure that the solar company has a good reputation and proven experience.

1. Field visit before relocation
Most demolition and reinstallation work begins with a comprehensive site visit. The designer will use this information to create a complete site plan for your solar demolition and reinstallation project.
2. Relocation arrangements
The service department will work directly with you and your roofer (if applicable) to coordinate all demolition and reinstallation dates.
3. Storage
After the solar panel is removed, the parts must be stored intact and cannot be lost. And store them in a predetermined safe location in your home.
4. Reinstallation and final inspection
Your solar system will be reinstalled with clean panels and new hardware (including racks and brackets), and a 2-year workmanship warranty is required for you.