This is a roofing job. Your crews already know most of it.
Integrated solar roofs go on with standing-seam technique over a ventilated batten deck. We bring the systems, the electrical scope, the permits and the manufacturer requirements. You bring the building.
Four trades, one roof
General contractors
One sub for roof and solar: one line on the schedule, one set of submittals, one contact. We work to your sequence and your site rules.
Metal roofers
Standing-seam work you know: double-lock seams on Roofit, snap-on seams on SolRoof, the same flashing logic. The active panels, the wiring and the electrical are ours. Talk to us about working the install with us.
Architects and designers
Both systems' datasheets, the assembly, minimum pitch by system and a printable comparison. Spec page.
Solar installers
No racking, no rails, no ballast, and no array bolts through the roof. The electrical side is familiar ground.
What we bring
- System selection and layout, by fit, not by brand
- Manufacturer requirements and submittals
- Engineering and permit drawings
- Roofing and electrical installation
- Utility interconnection and commissioning
- Warranty registration and handover documents
What we need from you
- Drawings, or a site walk
- Your schedule and sequencing constraints
- Access, staging and a dry deck at start
- One point of contact on your side
We quote both systems where both fit your client's roof, and we tell you plainly when only one does.
Send us a client, stay in the loop
Refer a homeowner or a building committee and we keep you informed from assessment to handover. Ask us about referral terms.
Looking for two or three builders
We're looking for two or three New England builders to carry integrated roofs in 2027. If your clients already ask for metal roofs, we should talk.
Start a trade conversation
Tell us what you build and where. We'll set up a call or a site walk.