We provide services everywhere in the continental U.S.

We can provide a quote with as-built construction drawings and final racking drawings. If it is necessary, a site visit will be conducted to finalize pricing.

There are a number of reasons that someone may be looking to decommission a solar array. Whether it be that the system is no longer operating, the building is being sold, a re-roof is needed or there is simply a desire to upgrade equipment, Decom Solar can help.

We have developed relationships with SEIA-approved recyclers, non-profit organizations, and logistics companies to guarantee that all materials and equipment are properly recycled or reused. Upon completion, a certificate of sale or recycling will be provided as proof of proper handling.

The average decommissioning takes 2-4 weeks, dependent upon accessibility, system size, and equipment specifications.

We aim to minimize disruptions to your day-to-day business, but site-specific details will determine our impact on the ground. As you can imagine, we will need some area on the ground to properly get material off of the roof and palletized for shipping. Additionally, depending on the existing interconnection, an electrical shutdown may be required. However, we can generally locate an electrical demarcation point to avoid this requirement.

We can remove any amount of equipment requested, and our engineers will work with you to provide the best option for your business. In many instances, leaving switchgear or the main disconnect can be of future value to a business.

Decom Solar specializes in decommissioning only, however through our years in the solar industry we will happily make introductions to potential installers, should there be an interest in installing a new solar array. If you are reinstalling the existing solar array, Decom Solar can take care of everything.

Yes, if a solar system is truly at its end of useful life and cannot be repurposed, recycling is the most sustainable option. Fortunately, many components comprising solar equipment (glass, aluminum, copper) are common and easily recycled.

The type of attachment will dictate the removal method. We can cover any scope needed to allow for re-roofing or sale of the building, whether that be full removal of attachments or leaving adhered membranes.