AllSolar Energy

Solar Installation, Repair & Service in Pasco County, Florida

We service what others won't

Getting a new roof? AllSolar also handles solar panel removal & reinstall in Tampa Bay — we detach your panels for the reroof and reinstall them once the new roof is on.

AllSolar Energy provides full-service solar installation, repair, and maintenance across Pasco County, Florida. We help homeowners whose panels stopped producing, whose systems went dark, or whose original installer went out of business — anywhere in the county. See our local pages for New Port Richey, Wesley Chapel, Land O’ Lakes, and Zephyrhills, and we also serve Dade City, Hudson, Trinity, and Port Richey. With over 25 years in business and 100+ years of combined team experience, we are one of Florida’s oldest and most trusted licensed solar companies serving all of Pasco County since 1999.

What we do in Pasco County:

Unlike install-only companies, AllSolar Energy services ALL brands — including systems from companies that no longer exist. If your original solar installer went out of business or stopped returning calls in Pasco County, we are your next call. Over 80 roofing companies, finance providers, and manufacturers across Florida refer their stranded customers to us.

We adopt orphaned solar systems across Pasco County

AllSolar Energy is one of Florida’s oldest solar companies, and a growing part of our work is caring for systems whose original installer went out of business. If your Pasco County home has solar that nobody will service, we will inspect it, get it producing again, and stand behind it going forward.

Homeowners have trusted us since 1999 — more than 19,000 customers and 1,400+ rescued systems across 17 Florida counties.

Then keep it producing with an AllSolar Cares membership:

See full plan details at allsolarcares.com/plans. A membership is a care program, not insurance and not an equipment warranty — and you never need a membership to request service; anyone can call (866) 412-4218. Was your installer Titan Solar, Pink Energy, or Blue Raven? Start with our pages for Titan Solar customers, Pink Energy customers, and Blue Raven Solar customers.

Licensed and trusted

AllSolar Energy holds Florida Solar Contractor license #CVC056660 and Electrical Contractor license #EC13005027. BBB Accredited, A+ rated. 4.9 Google rating. Serving all of Pasco County, Florida since 1999.

Call (866) 412-4218 or fill out the form below for a free estimate.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you cover all of Pasco County?

Yes. We provide solar installation, repair, and service across every city and community in Pasco County, Florida.

Do you repair solar if the company that installed it went out of business?

Yes. We take over orphaned and abandoned systems throughout Pasco County, regardless of the original installer.

Why is my solar system not producing power?

Usually a failed inverter, a tripped breaker, a bad optimizer or micro-inverter, a wiring fault, or a monitoring dropout. We diagnose and repair it anywhere in Pasco County.

Do you service solar pool heating, hot water, and batteries too?

Yes. Across Pasco County we repair PV solar, solar pool heating, solar hot water, and solar battery and backup systems.

Solar Panel Cleaning in Pasco County

The same Florida weather that makes solar worth owning is what dirties the panels. Spring pollen, dust carried on afternoon storms, salt air near the coast, and the algae or lichen that takes hold on a panel that never fully dries all cut how much light reaches the cells. A soiled array does not fail. It quietly produces less, and most homeowners never notice, because the loss shows up as a slightly higher power bill rather than a fault light.

AllSolar cleans residential solar across Pasco County and the surrounding counties: photovoltaic panels, solar pool heating collectors, and solar hot water panels. We use soft wash methods and deionized water rather than pressure washing, which can drive water past seals, strip anti reflective coatings, and void panel warranties.

A cleaning is the cheapest way to find out what your system is really doing

We are on the roof anyway, so every cleaning includes a look at mounts, flashing, wiring, and inverter readings. That is usually where the real answers turn up: an array that has never produced what it was sold to produce, a string offline for months, solar pool heating valved out and forgotten, or a solar water heater quietly running on its electric backup element. If the company that installed your system is no longer in business, this is the visit that tells you exactly where you stand.

What we tend to find in Pasco County

How often should solar panels be cleaned in Florida?

Once or twice a year suits most roofs in Pasco County. Homes under tree cover, near agriculture or construction, or within a few miles of salt water usually need it more often. If production has drifted down over a season and nothing else has changed, dirt is the first thing to rule out.

Cleaning as part of ongoing care

Panel cleaning is included in AllSolar Cares, our maintenance membership, alongside scheduled inspections and priority scheduling on service calls. Current plans and pricing are listed at allsolarcares.com.

AllSolar is a licensed and insured Florida solar contractor serving Pasco County since 1999. Call for a free estimate on a one time cleaning or on ongoing maintenance.

Frequently Asked Questions — Solar in Pasco County

What happens if my solar company goes out of business?

Your system keeps working, but your warranty support and service contact usually disappear with the company. AllSolar takes over orphaned and abandoned solar systems: we inspect what is there, repair whatever was left undone or done wrong, and become your ongoing point of contact regardless of who installed it.

Can AllSolar service a solar system it did not install?

Yes. We repair, clean, and maintain residential solar of every brand across Pasco County, including systems installed by companies that are no longer in business.

Why is my solar system producing less power than it used to?

The most common causes are dirt or algae on the panels, a failed inverter or optimizer, a string that has gone offline, or shading from new tree growth. A diagnostic inspection identifies which one it is rather than guessing.

Is the federal solar tax credit still available?

Tax incentives change and eligibility depends on your own situation, so that is a question for your accountant or tax professional, not your solar contractor. Solar pays for itself in Florida through the electric bill it replaces, independent of any incentive.

Can I add more panels or a battery to my existing solar system?

Usually yes. If the roof, racking, and wiring are already in place, adding panels or battery storage costs far less than a new installation. We evaluate the existing system first to see what it can support.

What is solar pool heating and is it worth it in Florida?

Solar pool heating uses roof mounted collectors to warm pool water with no monthly energy cost, extending the swim season on both ends of the year. It is one of the fastest paybacks in Florida solar because pool pumps already run daily.

My solar water heater is not saving me anything. What is wrong?

Most often the system has switched to its electric backup element and is quietly running like a standard water heater. That points to a failed pump, a stuck valve, or a controller issue, and it is usually a straightforward repair.

How often should solar panels be cleaned in Florida?

Once or twice a year for most roofs in Pasco County. Homes under tree cover, near agriculture, or close to salt water typically need it more often.

Is AllSolar licensed and insured?

Yes. AllSolar is a licensed and insured Florida solar contractor serving Pasco County and the surrounding counties since 1999.

Does AllSolar offer free estimates?

Yes, for new installations, system additions, repairs, and cleaning across Pasco County.

Keep your solar records in one place

A 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.

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