Built From Real Field Data

Site Survey and Engineering Design

We start with an on-site property visit, then translate those measurements into a permit-ready engineering package tailored to your home.

A site survey is an on-site evaluation performed by a trained technician to verify that your home is ready for solar. We collect precise measurements and identify project conditions before engineering and permitting begin.

  • Accuracy in the field
  • Code-first planning
  • Permit-ready output

Phase 1

Site Survey

During the site visit, we document physical and electrical conditions that impact system design and installation.

  • Roof Condition and Measurements

    Verify roof dimensions, material, pitch, usable installation areas, and obstructions.

  • Electrical System Inspection

    Inspect panel, meter location, grounding, breaker space, and electrical capacity.

  • Equipment Locations

    Plan placement of inverters, batteries, disconnects, and conduit paths.

  • Structural Requirements

    Evaluate framing, mounting approach, attic access, and structural constraints.

  • Site and Construction Planning

    Review setbacks, trenching needs, utility access, HOA requirements, and obstacles.

Phase 2

Engineering Design

Our engineering team uses your field data to produce a custom plan set that is ready for review, permitting, and utility submission.

  • Custom Solar Layout

    Panel placement optimized for roof orientation, pitch, and available space.

  • Energy Production Analysis

    Production modeling based on annual sun exposure, tilt, and shading behavior.

  • Battery and Equipment Configuration

    Right-sized batteries, inverters, rapid shutdown hardware, and monitoring components.

  • Permit and Utility Ready Plans

    Engineering drawings prepared for city permitting, HOA review, and interconnection.

  • Code and Safety Review

    Design verified against local code, fire requirements, utility standards, and manufacturer specs.

Want to see how completed systems look in the field?

Review a sample project photo, then request your own site survey when you are ready.

See Sample Photo Start Your Site Survey Request