Solar is the single most common reason a Connecticut closing slides. We inspect the system, document it for the file, and help push the lease, PPA or loan transfer through before it becomes everyone’s problem.
An agent gets a listing with panels on the roof. Nobody knows whether the system is owned, leased, on a PPA or wrapped into a loan. Nobody knows if it works. The buyer’s lender starts asking questions, the finance company wants a credit application from someone who hasn’t applied yet, and suddenly the closing date is a suggestion.
We get in front of that. An inspection and a documented paper trail early in the deal keeps solar off the critical path.
A retired couple sells their house. The solar was sized for two people who barely ran the AC. The buyers are a family of five — two kids gaming, laundry every day, EV in the garage. Six months in, the new owners are furious about their electric bill and convinced the system is broken. It isn’t. It was just never sized for them — and nobody told them.
Our inspection doesn’t just confirm the system works today. It tells the buyer how it will work for their household — production against their expected usage, in writing, before they close. The agent who hands that over looks smarter than every other agent in the deal.
Performed by a licensed E1 electrician with an assistant. A full tested assessment of the array and equipment, written for the transaction file rather than for an engineer.
The part that actually delays closings. We identify what kind of agreement is on the property and help drive the assignment to the buyer.
Address, closing date and which side you’re on. We schedule backwards from your date, not ours.
Full array and equipment assessment with photographs. Access to the roof, inverter and monitoring is all we need.
A clear, file-ready report the agent, attorney and buyer can all read without an engineering degree.
We work the lease, PPA or loan assignment with the finance company and keep everyone moving until it’s signed.
Residential is one standard price — no size games. Commercial is always quoted per site. Tell us your closing date up front and rush work gets prioritized.
| System size | Typical property | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Residential inspection | One standard price, any home array | $— |
| Inspection + transfer support | Most common for active deals | $— |
| Paperwork transfer only | System already inspected | $— |
| Rush / same-week closing | Prioritized scheduling | $— |
| Commercial property | Always quoted separately | $— |
Rates are being finalized for the season. Call or send the form and we’ll quote your exact property in a couple of minutes — usually without needing to come out first.
Because a leased or financed system is a contract attached to the property, and it has to be formally assigned to the buyer before the deal can close. If nobody starts that process early, the transfer paperwork — buyer credit approval, the finance company’s assignment package, signatures on both sides — becomes the last thing standing between you and the closing table.
Both, and we work for whoever hires us. Sellers order it before listing so surprises don’t surface during due diligence. Buyers order it during the inspection period so they know what they’re inheriting. Agents and closing attorneys order it on behalf of either side.
Panel and equipment condition with photos, mounting and roof penetration condition, inverter status and any active faults, monitoring status, system age and specification, and a plain summary of what the buyer is taking on. Written so a non-technical buyer, agent or attorney can actually use it.
We help you establish it. Owned, leased, PPA and loan-financed systems each transfer differently and carry very different obligations for the buyer. Knowing which one you have — in writing, early — is half the battle.
We help you drive it. We identify the finance or lease company, work out which transfer package applies, and keep the seller, buyer, agent and attorney all pointed at the same set of documents. The finance company signs off — our job is to make sure nothing sits in someone’s inbox for three weeks.
Closing-driven work gets priority. Give us your date and we’ll work to it — inspection scheduled quickly and the written report back fast enough to be useful during your contingency period.
Send us the address and the date. We’ll tell you what’s involved and get it on the calendar before it turns into a delay.
