Solar Warranty Protection
A solar project can involve separate workmanship, product, performance, inverter, battery, and optional third-party coverage. The written Sunwise agreement and equipment or provider documents—not this page—control scope, term, exclusions, remedies, and claim costs.
Understand Your Solar Warranty Coverage
Sunwise Workmanship Warranty
Sunwise workmanship coverage is governed by the signed installation agreement. Review its exact term, covered installation work, exclusions, claim process, response obligations, and whether labor, travel, or roof work carries a cost before signing.
Manufacturer Equipment Coverage
Panels, inverters, batteries, and other components can carry separate manufacturer product and performance warranties. Terms are model-specific and may treat parts, labor, shipping, removal, reinstallation, monitoring, and degradation differently. Review the exact documents for the proposed equipment.
Optional Protection
If SolarInsure is included in a written proposal, request the exact current provider terms incorporated into that proposal. Provider eligibility, covered components, labor, monitoring, exclusions, claim procedures, and duration are controlled by those documents.
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Why Sunwise Energy?
Sunwise explains how workmanship, manufacturer, financing-provider, and optional third-party coverage interact for a proposed system. Because terms vary, ask for the signed workmanship agreement and model-specific warranty documents before relying on a duration or no-cost repair claim.
- Project timing includes permits and utility approval
- In-House Teams From Start to Finish
- Exact equipment and warranty documents
- Financing terms subject to approval
- Local Service and Ongoing Support
Frequently Asked Questions
See All FAQsWhat does the solar panel warranty actually cover?
Coverage depends on the manufacturer and model. Panel documents may separate product defects from performance thresholds; review the duration, exclusions, remedy, labor, shipping, removal, and reinstallation terms for the proposed equipment.
Can you explain what the workmanship warranty includes?
The signed Sunwise agreement defines the workmanship term, covered installation work, exclusions, claim process, and available remedy. Ask for that document before relying on a coverage statement.
Are my inverters covered under the solar warranty too?
Inverter warranties are model-specific and are not universally 25 years. Review the exact model’s base term, any extension, exclusions, and responsibility for parts, labor, shipping, removal, and reinstallation.
Do the warranty terms change if I'm doing a loan, PPA, or lease?
Coverage and service responsibility can vary with ownership, financing type, equipment, and provider. The purchase, loan, lease, or PPA agreement and incorporated warranty documents control.
What should I do if my solar system isn’t performing like it should?
Check the monitoring system, document alerts or production changes, and contact the party named in the service and warranty documents. Coverage and any labor or service cost depend on the diagnosis and controlling documents. Sunwise’s solar panel maintenance guide explains common monitoring signals and when to ask for help.
Still weighing your options? Read about the solar panel maintenance guide.