Solar panel installation for Central Florida homes. Licensed contractor, system design, permitting, and monitoring. Free estimates available.
You've noticed the sun beating down on your roof and wondered whether solar panels could work on your house. They often can, especially in Central Florida where we get consistent year-round sun. AllSolar designs and installs photovoltaic systems that fit your home's roof, your electrical usage, and your budget. We handle permitting, utility interconnection, and final inspection so you just sign off when the system is ready to run.
Every customer gets a licensed, insured contractor with three decades of local experience. We'll survey your site for free, explain exactly what you'd get, and answer questions before you decide. If you want to move forward, we'll build and commission your system with no surprises.
A photovoltaic system for your home starts with your roof condition, sun exposure, and electrical setup. We size panels to fit your roof and match your daytime power use. Wiring runs from the array to an inverter, usually in your garage or outside wall, where DC power converts to household AC. A disconnect switch and monitoring equipment let you watch your system run. We handle everything from survey to utility paperwork to final sign-off with the county.
System size is the biggest factor: more panels and better equipment cost more. Your roof condition matters—poor flashing or old shingles may need attention before we mount hardware. Distance from the main panel, whether we work from a lift or scaffolding, and site access all affect labor time. Permits and fees vary by county. We'll break this down during your free estimate and explain why one approach makes more sense than another for your house.
We start with a roof survey and a look at your electrical panel and meter. You'll get a detailed quote with drawings so you know exactly what you're getting. Once you approve, we order equipment, pull permits, and schedule installation. The job itself typically runs a few days. After we're done, the county inspector signs off and the utility company activates your system. We show you how to monitor it and walk through your warranty coverage.
Call or send the form and we'll take a look — usually same week.
The actual installation is usually two to four days, depending on system size and roof complexity. Permits and utility approval add weeks to the timeline, so plan on two to three months from signed quote to system operation. We'll give you a realistic schedule during your estimate.
Yes. Florida requires electrical and building permits for any grid-tied solar installation. We pull all permits as part of the job, submit drawings to the county, and coordinate the inspection. The cost is included in our quote.
Poor installation leads to water leaks where wiring penetrates the roof, loose hardware that corrodes, and electrical faults that fail inspection. Undersized breakers or faulty grounding create fire risk. Bad work also voids most warranties. We do it right the first time and stand behind our jobs.
We serve Central Florida and 17 surrounding counties from our base in Sanford. If you're unsure whether your address is in our service area, contact us with your location and we'll let you know.
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.
