Insurance
Commercially insured. Certificate of Insurance available upon request.
Commercial and residential
Solar removal and reinstallation for roofing work.
When a roof needs repair or replacement and solar is already on it, the system has to come off, stay protected, and go back correctly. GoldFlare coordinates that solar scope for commercial and residential projects. Texas is the primary market.
Commercial solar removal and reinstallation
Commercial roofing already has a production schedule. Existing solar adds a second scope that has to move with it. GoldFlare documents the system, removes and protects the equipment in the agreed scope, and resets it after the roof is ready.
That work shows up on commercial buildings, multi-building properties, facilities, and portfolio programs. The standard is the same from one roof to repeat work across a property group.
Residential solar removal and reinstallation
A home reroof or repair should not turn into an improvised solar project. Homeowners and their roofers need the panels removed, protected, and reinstalled as a defined scope, not a last-minute problem on the roof.
GoldFlare treats residential detach and reset as real project work: document the system, remove and protect it, reinstall after the roof is ready, test, and close out. The job is smaller than a commercial array. The discipline is not.
What the solar scope can include
The exact scope follows the project. These are the kinds of work GoldFlare performs when they are part of the agreed job.
- Pre-removal documentation of the system as found
- Shutdown before removal, when the project requires it
- Module and panel removal
- Organization, protection, and storage of the components in the agreed scope
- Racking and mounting work associated with the reset
- Roof attachment areas and penetrations disturbed by GoldFlare's work
- Reset and reinstallation
- Electrical reconnection associated with GoldFlare's work
- Startup, testing, and monitoring verification where it applies
- Recommissioning
- Documentation and closeout
When the project calls for more
Some jobs also need work that depends on the site, the utility, or the original system. GoldFlare includes or coordinates those items when they are part of the agreed scope. They are not a blanket promise on every roof.
- Permitting, when the project requires it
- Utility coordination, when the project requires it
- Manufacturer coordination, when it is part of the agreed scope
- Electrical work the project requires, coordinated as required
- Damaged modules or components, when they are in the agreed scope
- Optimizers, microinverters, and other project-specific equipment
How a project moves
From a house to a large commercial array, the sequence stays recognizable. Roofing production continues in the window between detach and reset.
01 Assess
System, roof scope, equipment, access, and project requirements.
02 Plan
Solar scope, shutdown, sequencing, documentation, and schedule windows.
03 Document
System mapping, equipment records, photography, and asset tracking.
04 Detach
Controlled removal and protection of PV equipment.
05 Roof
GoldFlare coordinates around the roofing production schedule.
06 Reset
Reinstallation with appropriate hardware and system restoration.
07 Recommission
Reconnection associated with GoldFlare's work, then testing and verification.
08 Closeout
Photos, project records, status, and final documentation.
Closeout
Closeout is professional and streamlined. A typical package includes completion photos, the warranty package, and the completion documentation that fits the job.
The point is a clear record of the work. It is not an engineering binder the project does not need.
Insurance and warranty
10-Year Limited Transferable Workmanship Warranty
GoldFlare stands behind the workmanship associated with its solar detach and reset services for ten years from final commissioning. Coverage applies to GoldFlare's workmanship, including the portions of the system and roof attachment areas GoldFlare disturbs and reinstalls. Manufacturer warranties and pre-existing conditions remain separate.