Protect the solar schedule
Give us the target installation date and required roof completion window so timing is part of the contractor comparison.
Send us the property, financing requirements, and installation deadline. We organize the roof documentation and comparable contractor proposals so your team can stay focused on the solar project.
A roof replacement can delay financing, permitting, installation, and customer expectations. One controlled roofing workflow keeps the handoffs clearer.
Give us the target installation date and required roof completion window so timing is part of the contractor comparison.
Roof measurements, visible conditions, solar-related work, access, and known exclusions are organized before final selection.
Submit the property once instead of asking sales staff to locate, call, and follow up with several roofing companies.
The roofing contract remains directly between the property owner and selected roofer while your team receives the information needed to coordinate the solar project.
Add the address, customer contact rules, solar timeline, financing contact, and any existing roof or site documents.
We establish the roof size and project details, then arrange one roof visit when physical verification is needed.
Approved roofers price the same documented project, including known solar coordination and schedule requirements.
The owner selects and contracts with the roofer. Your team receives the agreed timing and completion documentation needed for the solar handoff.
Roofing delays become expensive when nobody is certain who approves work, who pays, or when the solar crew can proceed.
Record who must approve roofing work before the contractor mobilizes and how that approval will be delivered.
Identify whether the owner, solar company, lender, or another party is expected to fund the roofing contract.
Clarify whether panel removal, storage, reinstall, electrical work, and permits belong in the roofing scope or remain with the solar company.
Organize roof completion photos, permit status, invoice information, and warranty documents for the next project stage.
You decide who communicates with the homeowner and when. The roofing marketplace should support the solar project, not turn one customer into a free-for-all for unrelated sales calls.
Tell us who may be contacted and when. Roofers do not receive the client's direct contact information during the first round of bidding.
Property details, roof information, deadlines, photographs, and bid assumptions stay tied to the same address.
Approved roofers start with the same documented project details so differences in price, scope, timing, and warranty are easier to see.
The property owner signs the final construction agreement directly with the licensed roofing contractor selected for the project.
That depends on the lender and solar program. The parties should identify the funding source, approval process, payment recipient, and cancellation responsibility before roofing work begins.
The property owner signs directly with the selected licensed roofing contractor unless a separately reviewed business arrangement legally provides otherwise.
Yes. The project intake records who may contact the homeowner and when direct contractor communication is allowed.
The project scope identifies which company is responsible. It may remain with the solar company, be assigned to a qualified subcontractor, or be included by the selected roofer when appropriate.
Apply for partner access, then send the property, timeline, and funding requirements through one controlled process.