Replacing or upgrading part of your system—or the whole thing—requires the right installer. We connect you with local pros for panel replacement, inverter and battery swaps, system expansion, and removal-reinstall when needed.
Solar equipment doesn't last forever. Inverters often need replacement after 10–15 years; panels may need upgrading or replacement due to age, damage, or the desire for higher efficiency. You might also need to remove and reinstall your system for roof work or relocation.
Local replacement and upgrade specialists can handle single-component replacement—such as a failed inverter or damaged panel—or full system replacement and expansion. They can also perform removal and reinstall so your array is safely taken down and put back up when the job is done. We help you find these providers in your area so you can get quotes and plan your replacement or upgrade with confidence.
What we help you find
Panel replacement
Single or full panel replacement, residential and commercial.
Inverter & battery
Replace or upgrade inverters and home battery storage.
System expansion
Add more panels or upgrade existing systems for more output.
Removal & reinstall
Roof work? Get your system removed and reinstalled by qualified pros.
When to consider solar replacement
- Your inverter has failed or is near end of life and you want a replacement.
- One or more panels are damaged or underperforming and need replacement.
- You want to add more panels or a battery to your existing system.
- You're replacing your roof or relocating and need removal and reinstall.
- You want to upgrade to higher-efficiency panels or newer technology.
When to replace vs. repair
Not every problem requires full replacement. A single failed panel or inverter can often be replaced while keeping the rest of the system. Repair may be the right choice when the issue is isolated and parts are available. Full or partial replacement makes sense when equipment is obsolete, repeatedly failing, or when you want to increase capacity or efficiency. A local provider can assess your system, explain options, and give you a clear comparison of repair versus replacement so you can decide based on cost, reliability, and your long-term goals.
Solar replacement and upgrade options
Replacement and upgrade services include solar panel replacement (single panels or full array), residential and commercial; inverter replacement (microinverter, string inverter, or hybrid); and solar battery replacement or addition. System upgrades might involve adding panels, upgrading to more efficient panels, or expanding battery storage. For roof or structural work, removal and reinstall services take down your array safely, store or protect components, and reinstall once the work is complete. We help you find local pros who offer these services so you can get accurate quotes and timelines for your project.
Planning a solar removal and reinstall
If you're redoing your roof, doing major structural work, or relocating, you'll need a qualified team to remove your solar system and reinstall it afterward. The process typically includes disconnection, careful removal of panels and racking, labeling and storage of equipment, and then reinstallation and recommissioning once the underlying work is done. Proper removal and reinstall protect your equipment and preserve your warranty. We connect you with local providers who specialize in this work so you can schedule the job and avoid delays to your roof or construction project.
Services in Solar Replacement
Choose a service to find local providers in your state and city.
- Solar replacement overview
- Solar panel replacement
- Residential solar panel replacement
- Commercial solar panel replacement
- Solar inverter replacement
- Microinverter replacement
- String inverter replacement
- Solar battery replacement
- Home battery replacement
- Solar storage replacement
- Solar system upgrade
- Solar system expansion
- Solar panel upgrade
- Roof solar system removal and reinstall
- Solar component replacement
Frequently asked questions
- How do I find solar replacement pros near me?
- Use our site: select Solar Replacement, then your state and city. You'll see local providers who offer panel, inverter, and battery replacement, plus removal and reinstall. Contact them for quotes.
- How long do solar panels and inverters last?
- Panels often come with 25-year production warranties; inverters typically last 10–20 years and may need replacement during the system's life. Your installer can advise based on your equipment.
- Can I add more panels to my existing system?
- Often yes. An installer can check your inverter capacity, roof space, and electrical panel to see how many panels you can add. Some systems need an inverter upgrade or additional inverter for expansion.
- What does removal and reinstall cost?
- Costs depend on system size, complexity, and labor in your area. Get quotes from local providers who do removal-reinstall regularly. Some roofing or construction contracts include coordination with solar contractors.