It depends on the jurisdiction here in Southwest Florida, but virtually all
of them expect the system to meet current codes for the most part for
things you touch. Since the mounts/attachments are removed, it's definitely
a new structural inspection and most jurisdictions at least want to look at
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Hi Howie,
There is definitely some grey area involved in your situation - and, you
are not alone in facing this type of situation. As systems age, we're
finding removal and replacements becoming very common. Many companies don't
want to do this type of work because it almost always opens up a can
Hi All,
I think I know the answer to this, but wasn't 100% sure:
I have a potential client who had roof mounted grid-tied panels (Sun Power
205s, and Sun Power Inverter) and a Sunny Island for backup (batteries are
currently flat, so don't know if either they are recoverable or if the SI
is workin
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