A solar efficiency audit finds the weak spots wasting energy, so you get more out of the panels you already own. Think of it as a doctor's checkup for your solar system, before something breaks.
See how it works, step by step ↓The process
An audit goes from your concerns, to the roof, to the numbers, to a plan. Here is what happens at each stage.
1. Consult
2. Inspect
3. Test4. Report
5. Producing01 · Consult
We start by understanding your system and what's worrying you.
Higher bills, lower production or an app that went quiet.
Panel count, inverter type and how old the system is.
Install documents and warranties help if you have them.
A screenshot of your production history is a great start.
02 · Inspect
A technician checks every part of the system that affects output.
Damage, dirt, discoloration and hotspots that cut production.
Error codes, cooling and how well it's converting power.
Loose, damaged or corroded electrical connections.
Racking checked, and trees or structures blocking the sun identified.
03 · Analyze
We compare what your system makes against what it should make.
What a system of your size should be producing.
What your monitoring and meter readings show.
Where the difference comes from: panels, inverter, wiring or shade.
What's working well, so money goes where it matters.
04 · Report and fix
You get clear findings and a path forward.
A report ranking what to fix first.
Repairs, adjustments or upgrade paths explained in plain language.
You decide what to do. No pressure.
SolarFIX handles the repairs if you want us to.
Want it watched year round? SolarFIX Protect adds ongoing monitoring and maintenance.
Homeowner guide
What an audit looks at, how it works and what you get at the end.
An in-depth evaluation of your system's performance. It covers panel review, inverter performance, electrical connections and a shade assessment.
Every SolarFIX audit
Signs you need an audit
“The price was in budget and they were able to accommodate our roofer's schedule.”
Suzette L. · Google Review
“I highly recommend Solar Fix for their caring approach and top-notch service!”
Melissa D. · Google Review
“Very refined process in place here with lots of communication.”
Brian G. · Google Review
What we can help with
Why an audit is worth doing, even when nothing looks broken.
Low output getting you down? An audit cuts to the chase and finds the problems holding your system back.
Better efficiency means less grid reliance and lower energy bills. The savings add up month after month.
Regular check-ins catch problems early, preventing costly repairs and premature replacement.
Solar repairA full audit identifies strengths and weaknesses, so improvements land where they matter.
Solar inspectionTrees and nearby structures can cut into your energy harvest. We find what's blocking the sun.
Solar assessmentA more efficient system does more of the clean-energy work it was installed to do.
Questions
An in-depth evaluation of your solar system's performance. It reviews the panels, analyzes inverter performance, inspects electrical connections and assesses shade from trees or structures.
A system can run and still underproduce. An audit catches problems early, before they become costly repairs or premature replacement, and makes sure you're getting the savings you paid for.
We start with a consultation about your system and concerns, inspect the panels, inverter, wiring and mounts on site, compare actual output to what your system should produce, and give you a report with prioritized findings.
A SolarFIX Solar Assessment is $150 and finds what's holding your system back. If you want a full written report on the system's condition, the Solar Inspection Report is $295.
Yes. Trees and nearby structures can cut into your energy harvest. The shade assessment identifies what's blocking sunlight so you can decide what to do about it.
We walk you through repair, adjustment or upgrade options. You decide what to do, and SolarFIX can handle the work if you want us to.
Yes. SolarFIX services systems from any installer across the Phoenix metro.
A Solar Assessment is the easiest first step. For $150, a SolarFIX technician finds what's draining your system's output and explains your options.
See the Solar Assessment →Don't let inefficiencies drain your solar system. Call SolarFIX at (602) 960-2091 or send a request.
