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Most home inspectors will note that solar panels are present. That is not the same as a solar inspection. If you are buying a Florida home with panels on the roof, do not assume your standard home inspection covers production, inverter status, monitoring, warranty transfer, FPL net metering, roof attachments, or solar permit history. Some inspectors may review visible components. Many will recommend that the buyer hire a solar company for a separate review. That extra step ca

The most important solar question in a home sale is not how many panels are on the roof. It is this: who owns them? The FTC's current solar power consumer advice divides residential solar into three basic paths: buying the system, leasing the system, or signing a power purchase agreement. In a home sale, those details can affect the buyer's monthly cost, loan approval, warranty rights, transfer steps, and sometimes the closing timeline. Blue Energy Electric inspects solar hom

Solar panel warranty transfer is one of those home-sale details people ask about too late. The seller says the system has a warranty. The listing repeats it. Everyone feels better. Then, after closing, the new owner discovers the warranty needed a transfer form, registration proof, original purchase date, or installer documentation that never made it into the file. Do not treat "has a warranty" as enough. Ask what kind of warranty, who backs it, what it covers, and how it tra