Once a solar panel is damaged, it cannot be repaired. For a solar panel to produce its best, it must be replaced.

Solar panels were manufactured to be incredibly durable, requiring little to no maintenance. If your solar panels are not producing at max capacity, a trained professional can assess the issue and find a solution. Although they do not need to be repaired often, they do need to be cleaned 2-3 times a year for better electricity production.

The cost of repairing a system depends on many factors. If you are a customer of PE Solar, your panels are covered under warranty. If you are another customer, one of our solar professionals will have to learn more about your system to give you a better quote.

Repairing a solar system can involve various steps depending on the specific issue. The power source, wiring, inverter, and batteries should be checked for faults. It's important to ensure that the panels receive enough sunlight and that all wiring connections are secure and free from damage or corrosion. If you're unsure of the problem or uncomfortable making repairs yourself, it's recommended to call a professional.

Although solar panels were built incredibly durable, they may run into some issues if installed improperly. One of the problems can be faulty wiring, which will prevent them from producing at max capacity. Delamination and internal corrosion can also happen if too much moisture gets inside the panels. And lastly, if solar panels build up dirt and grime, it will reduce the panel's efficiency.