Repairs for Existing Solar PV Systems
Get help with a faulty or underperforming solar PV system.

A solar PV fault can show up as complete loss of generation, unexpectedly low output, inverter warnings or a visible problem with the array. Whatever the symptom, the important first step is establishing where the fault actually sits. Solar panels are only one part of a complete PV system, so replacing equipment without proper diagnosis can waste time and money.
We connect you with independent technicians who provide solar panel repair throughout the North East, working on existing systems that need investigation and corrective work. They inspect the relevant equipment, trace likely faults and explain the repair options clearly.

Solar PV systems contain several interconnected components, and a problem in one area can affect the performance of the whole installation. Technicians approach repair by looking at the symptoms, system history and relevant equipment before deciding what needs attention.
If generation has fallen to zero or dropped unexpectedly, a technician can investigate the PV system to identify likely electrical, inverter, panel or connection faults.
Systems that repeatedly stop and restart can require more detailed investigation. Technicians look for fault patterns rather than assuming a single component is responsible.
Visible damage, deterioration or suspected panel failure can be assessed to establish whether individual modules need further testing or replacement.
Technicians assess relevant parts of the existing installation so the repair addresses the underlying problem rather than only the visible symptom.

Technicians start by identifying the fault so that repair decisions are based on evidence.
The independent technicians in our network focus on maintaining and repairing solar PV equipment that is already installed.
They explain the problem and practical options without unnecessary technical language.
If your solar panels have stopped working or output has dropped unexpectedly, arrange a professional assessment.
Free — no obligations

Let us know what has changed, when the problem started and whether the inverter or monitoring system shows an error.
An independent technician inspects and tests the relevant parts of the installation to narrow down the cause.
The technician tells you what they have found and discusses the sensible repair options.
Where appropriate and agreed with you, the technician repairs or replaces the faulty component or connection.
The system is checked after the work to confirm that the repair has addressed the identified fault.