Solar Panel Repair in San Diego.
We Fix Any System.

Repair costs vary depending on the issue. A diagnostic visit starts at $150–$250. Simple repairs like monitoring fixes or wiring issues typically run $200–$500. Inverter replacements range from $1,500–$3,500 depending on the model. Panel replacements cost $300–$800 per panel. We always provide a written quote before any work begins.

Yes. Every repair we perform comes with a written warranty. Parts warranties vary by manufacturer, and our labor warranty covers the workmanship for a minimum of one year. We stand behind every repair we make.

We service all major solar brands and equipment, including SunPower, Tesla/SolarCity, Enphase, SolarEdge, LG, Panasonic, Canadian Solar, Trina, and more. Whether your system is 2 years old or 20, we can diagnose and repair it — even if the original installer is no longer in business.

Most on-site diagnostic inspections take 1–2 hours. Our technicians test panel output, inverter performance, wiring integrity, and monitoring connectivity. For complex issues, we may use thermal imaging or IV curve tracing. You’ll have a clear diagnosis and quote before we leave.

Absolutely. Monitoring issues are one of our most common repair calls. Whether it’s a Wi-Fi connectivity problem, a failed communication gateway, or a firmware update, we can get your monitoring back online so you can track your system’s performance in real time.

After 30 years repairing systems across San Diego, the issues we see most often are: failed inverters (the most common single point of failure, typically at year 10–12), micro-cracks in older panels from thermal cycling and salt-air exposure, monitoring/Wi-Fi disconnections, and rodent damage to roof-level wiring. Most are quick fixes; very few require panel replacement.

Watch for any of these warning signs: an SDG&E bill that suddenly increased, your monitoring app showing zero or low production, an inverter alert light or screen error, visible discoloration or cracks on panels, or rodent activity around the array. If you see any of these, schedule a diagnostic call — early intervention almost always costs less than waiting until the system fully fails.

Yes — this is one of our most common service calls. Many San Diego solar installers from the 2010s have since closed. We service systems regardless of who installed them and can typically locate parts for any major manufacturer (SunPower, Tesla, Enphase, SolarEdge, ABB, SMA, and older brands). If your original installer is gone, we become your new service contact.