42 Panels Off and Back On for a Roof in Aberdeen

Aura Home Exteriors in Aberdeen Township, NJ has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since March of 2026. A roof cannot be replaced with an array bolted to it, and most roofing contractors have no reason to own that problem – so this one brought us in to handle the solar while the crew handled the shingles. We took down all 42 panels and the mounting system in April of 2026, and once the new roof was on we re-installed the array with new flashing at every roof penetration. New flashing is the part not to economize on: the […]

A New Roof Under an Existing Solar Array in Port Monmouth

Green Sun Energy Services replaced the roof on a home in Port Monmouth for a client since July of 2024, with the work completed across that summer and fall. The array on the roof had been fitted by someone else, which makes the sequencing the whole job: panels off, roof stripped and rebuilt, panels back on and recommissioned, with the timing arranged so the house was not left open. The roof itself came down to the deck. Every roof is a complete tear-off — a second layer is never laid over an old one here, whatever the existing roof looks

Removing a 4.5 kW Array for a Roof Replacement in Holmdel

Yun from Holmdel, NJ has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since May of 2026. That month we removed an existing 4.5 kW array: 20 panels, the mounting system, the inverter, the disconnects and all the exterior conduit and wiring, so the roof underneath could be replaced. The flashing and lag bolts were left in place for the roofer to take out, and that detail is what decides whether the roof leaks afterwards. Pulling them early opens twenty-odd holes in a deck that is about to be stripped anyway, and every one of them is a chance for water

New Roof Under a 15 kW Array in Hampton – 65 Panels Off and Back On

Vincent from Hampton, NJ has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since April of 2026. Sixty-five panels making 14.95 kW had to come off before anything could be done to the surface beneath them, and they went back on in June on a new mounting system carrying its own 25-year warranty, because rail-free mounting cannot be reused once it has been taken apart. The roof underneath was a complete tear-off down to the plywood: a single layer of shingles stripped and carted away, drip edge along every rake and eave, underlayment across the whole deck, ice shield three feet

Solar, Roofing and Panel Removal in East Brunswick, NJ | 6 kW Array

HsiaoChung from East Brunswick, NJ has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since June of 2019. The array went up that August: 6.03 kW of LG 335-watt panels on a SolarEdge HD Wave inverter, estimated at 7,652 kilowatt-hours in its first year, with 116 feet of critter guard fitted around it and 25-year warranties on the inverter and optimisers alike. Two years later the roof underneath needed replacing, which on a house with panels is a job most contractors will not touch. We took the array down, stripped the single layer of old shingles from 3,200 square feet, laid

Solar and Panel Removal-Reinstall in West Windsor, NJ | 10.56 kW Since 2018

Dipen from West Windsor, NJ has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since April of 2018. The array went up that September: 33 Hanwha Q.PEAK DUO 320-watt panels on a SolarEdge inverter, 10.56 kW rated and estimated at 12,874 kilowatt-hours a year, with 342 feet of critter guard closing the sheltered gap beneath the panels. Seven years later the whole array came off and went back on again — the job that lets a roof be dealt with without writing off the panels sitting on top of it, and far cheaper than discovering the problem after the shingles have

Solar Panel Installation in Marlboro, NJ | 10.8 kW Array with Enphase IQ6

Alex from Marlboro, NJ has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since September of 2017. He signed in the middle of September and the array was producing by the twenty-first of October, five weeks, 36 Hanwha Q.PEAK 300 watt panels on Enphase IQ6 microinverters. At 10.8 kW it was designed for about 10,622 kWh a year. Marlboro is in Monmouth County.

New Roof with Panel Removal and Reinstall in Springfield, NJ

Fred from Springfield, NJ has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since June of 2017. He bought the roof and the panel work together, which is the only sensible way to reroof under an existing array. The panels came off, two old layers were stripped and 2,600 square feet of Fox Hollow shingles went on by the end of August under a 50 year warranty, then the array went back up a fortnight later on new QuickMount flashings. Springfield is in Union County.

Solar and Panel Removal-Reinstallation in Spotswood, NJ | 8.4 kW Since 2014

Thomas from Spotswood, NJ has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since June of 2014. The array went up that September, 28 LG 300 watt panels on Enphase M250 microinverters, 8.4 kW rated and designed for about 8,958 kWh a year. Nine years later he called us back to take the panels off and reset them on a rail-free mounting system, which is the job that lets a roof be replaced without writing off the array on top of it. Spotswood is in Middlesex County.

Solar and Panel Removal-Reinstallation in Freehold, NJ | 8.46 kW Array Since 2011

Kevin from Freehold, NJ has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since October of 2011. He and Luisa signed that autumn and the array went live the following March, 8.46 kW on Enphase M215 microinverters with Zep mounting and revenue-grade ANSI metering, estimated at 8,812 kWh a year. Two years later we were back to take the panels off and reset them, the job that lets a roof be replaced without writing off the system underneath it. Freehold is in Monmouth County.