Who installed your solar system?
Workmanship coverage typically comes from your installer. Equipment warranties come from the panel, inverter, and battery manufacturers. We help you keep track of both.
The day your system was switched on. You will find it on your permit final inspection, on your interconnection agreement with the utility, or on your first true up bill. Your warranty clock starts here, so the exact day matters. I only know the year
We will treat this as approximate and will not guess a day for you.
Tell us about your equipment
Don't remember everything? That's fine. Skip what you don't know. Your interconnection paperwork, inverter label, or panel frame stamp will usually have serial numbers.
Where is your system, and who are you?
Warranty coverage follows the property, so we need the address the panels are on. You'll see every manufacturer warranty still in force right away, with claim filing instructions and contact info, and we'll save it to your Customer Portal so you can come back to it.
Your warranty report is ready
Your warranties are listed below and saved to your Customer Portal. You're signed in. Use your email and password to return anytime.
Add the Annual Production Audit, $79/year
We watch your system's output against expected degradation. If it drops, we tell you in time to file a manufacturer warranty claim. Cancel anytime.
Start my audit subscriptionWarranties still in force on your system
Based on your ZIP and system, a battery would likely pay back in 7-9 years.
Your state has changing net-metering rules, and homes with batteries sell for 3.5-4.1% more on average (Zillow 2024).