Solar Panel Installation Process in St. Louis
St. Louis' leading solar installers, making solar panels accessible to homeowners throughout Missouri.
At Pink Energy, we develop unique solar panel systems for unique energy needs. To make sure your solar system works for your routine, our 3-step installation process includes an initial consultation, a full evaluation of your property and an efficient installation. Here’s how it works:
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Contact The Team
First, fill out an online form to request a free quote. You’ll be contacted by one of our solar experts to discuss how solar can work for your home. If you qualify for a solar system, we’ll schedule a free in-home consultation.
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In-Home Consultation
To further determine how a solar system can help you meet your home’s energy needs, your in-home consultation will include a review of your electric bills. This can inform how many solar panels to include in your custom solar proposal. Once you agree to our plan of action, we’ll begin preparing for installation day.
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Solar Installation
On installation day, a team of qualified professionals will arrive on time and ready to carefully and quickly install your system. In as little as one to two days, we’ll have your solar panels installed and tested. Before leaving, we’ll clean up our workspace and ensure no damage has been done to your home or property. Then, all you need is a new meter from your utility provider to begin seeing potential savings.4
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Solar Panel Installation FAQs
How much does it cost to install solar panels in St. Louis?
Pink Energy solar panel systems are not one size fits all. We create custom solar systems for each customer’s unique energy needs. As such, it’s hard to give an estimate of what your solar panel installation could cost. However, generally the price will depend on your home’s current energy needs, what direction your home faces and how much sunlight your roof receives in addition to other such factors.
Can I install solar panels myself?
It’s possible to do, but we do not recommend it. Pink Energy’s qualified installation teams have the experience needed to ensure your panels are installed properly and in the best position to gather sunlight.
How long does it take to install solar panels?
Our installation team only takes a day or two to have your solar panels up and running. It’s a quick process!
Do I need permission to install solar panels in St. Louis?
Yes, some permits are required to install solar panels. It’s likely your local government has some requirements in place before installation occurs. Pink Energy’s experts will help you with the majority of the permits as part of the installation process.
Does installing solar panels void your roof warranty?
In nearly all cases, your roof warranty should remain intact. As long as the installation team did their job right (and our teams are experts), you shouldn’t have any problems with your roof’s warranty. We recommend that you should always double-check with your roof’s manufacturer or installer to confirm.
What permits do I need to install solar panels in St. Louis?
Permits needed to install solar panels vary by your own local government’s mandates. Your local government and local utility companies likely have specific requirements in place to satisfy local building and electrical codes. As a general rule, you can expect to have to file for a building permit, an electrical permit and possibly a solar photovoltaic (PV) permit.
Can my HOA stop me from installing solar panels in St. Louis?
This varies by neighborhood. However, you can expect to face some pushback from your HOA if your solar panels will face public spaces, such as an HOA-maintained park or road. Pink Energy will work with you to ensure that your solar panels are up to code and satisfy HOA requirements if at all possible!
Can solar panels be installed on a metal roof?
Absolutely! Metal roofs offer a stable surface for solar panel installation, so there should be no problem in having both.
