Solar power installation for Central Florida homes. AllSolar designs and installs PV systems. Licensed contractor since 1999. Free estimates.
Installing a solar power system means coordinating equipment, inspections, permits, and electrical work—all things that go wrong when they're not managed properly. AllSolar handles the entire process in-house. We assess your roof and electrical setup, choose equipment that matches your home and budget, pull all permits, and install the system with our licensed electricians. We stay on-site through final inspection so you start producing power without guessing whether everything's right. Homeowners trust our work because we've been installing systems throughout Central Florida for over two decades. Read reviews from customers who went through the process with us, then call for a free estimate.
Solar installation means a complete photovoltaic system: panels, inverter, racking, electrical work, and all connections to your home and the utility. We assess your roof, design a system matched to your home, order equipment, obtain building permits, perform the installation, and coordinate final utility inspection and interconnection. The installer you choose makes the difference between a system that works flawlessly and one that creates problems for years.
After a free site visit and estimate, we submit permits to your local building department. Once approved, we order your equipment and schedule installation. The actual work typically happens over a few days, after which a county inspector approves the system. We then coordinate with your utility for final connection. You'll have a working solar system without the hassle of managing the process yourself.
Call or send the form and we'll take a look — usually same week.
Permitting typically takes 2 to 6 weeks depending on your county. Installation itself usually takes 2 to 4 days. Utility interconnection happens after the county inspection, which can add 1 to 4 weeks more. The full timeline from contract to flipping the system on is usually 2 to 3 months.
Yes, Florida requires building permits and electrical permits for solar installation. A licensed contractor handles all the paperwork and inspections. Unpermitted work creates problems when you sell your home and voids insurance coverage if something goes wrong.
We inspect your roof during the site visit. If it needs repair or replacement, it's best to handle that before installation. Solar panels last 25 to 30 years, so the roof underneath needs to last that long too. We can discuss options and timing with you.
Tell us what you are dealing with and we will come look at it. Free estimates, and a licensed and insured crew doing the work.
Get a free estimateA free Solar Home account keeps your panels, inverter, batteries, pool heater or water heater on record: models, serial numbers, photographs of the labels, warranties, utility and interconnection documents, and every AllSolar service visit attached to your property.
Free to read first, no account needed: the Solar Home guides explain how to identify your equipment, what your production figures mean and what the common warnings are telling you.
