Can you move solar panels?

If you have solar panels and plan to move house, you should take your PV equipment with you. However, moving solar panels is neither easy nor cheap. Solar panels are a big investment.

Can I move my solar system to a new home?

It's best to use the same company that originally installed your solar panels when moving your system to a new home. The experienced solar technicians from the company will know how to safely remove, transport, and reinstall the solar panels in the most efficient way possible.

What happens if you move solar panels outside your service area?

Things get more complicated when you move outside of your solar company’s service area. Since they don’t operate in your new neighborhood, you won’t be able to have them move your solar panels. In that case, you’ll either have to move the solar panels yourself or hire a third party to move them for you.

How much does it cost to move solar panels?

Read here Moving solar panels is technically possible but not financially advisable. Relocation costs include labour, scaffolding, MCS re-registration, and storage, totalling approximately £5,280. These costs can amount to a huge chunk of the initial installation cost of the solar system.

What happens when you move a photovoltaic system?

If you're moving long distance, the process of uninstalling, transporting, and reinstalling a photovoltaic system yourself will be extremely difficult, risky, and expensive. The company that installed the solar panels on your old home won't be able to help, and your warranty will be voided.

What happens if you move out of state with solar panels?

If you’re moving out of state or don’t want to take your solar panels with you, your solar lease agreement will be transferred to the new buyers – if they don’t agree to take over the lease, though, you’ll have to buy out the remainder. Moving out of state with a solar panel lease is a consideration for those planning a move.