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Detach Reset Solar

Featured in Cape Coral Today 4.70 (76 reviews)(800) 833-7040

Detach Reset Solar is a solar maintenance company located in Cape Coral, Florida. It specializes in removing and reinstalling solar panels for roof repairs, replacements and maintenance, and works with homeowners and roofers.

Business Highlights
  • The company is family-owned and operated.
  • It describes its Florida operation as fully insured and licensed.
  • It offers a 10-year workmanship and leak warranty for solar detach-and-reset jobs.
  • An extended 25-year workmanship warranty is available for purchase.

Service Area

Cape Coral, Florida; Denver, Colorado; Fort Worth, Texas; Fresno, California; and Charlotte, North Carolina.

Featured on ProsGrade. Detach Reset Solar is one of 2 solar companies ProsGrade lists in Cape Coral, Florida.

Listing details

7 services listed, including Solar panel removal and reinstallation, Critter guard and Solar panel repair and replacement. Open Monday to Saturday. Rated 4.7 from 76 reviews.

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How This Business Compares

How Detach Reset Solar compares with the one other listing in its trade on ProsGrade in Cape Coral, using public Google ratings and review counts.

  • One of 2 Cape Coral solar companies on ProsGrade rated 4.7 or higher from at least 10 reviews.

Services Covered

7 services
  • Solar panel removal and reinstallationFor roof repairs, roof replacements and maintenance.
  • Critter guardMesh fencing between the roof and panels as a protective barrier.
  • Solar panel repair and replacementFor broken panels or faulty wires.
  • Solar panel diagnostics38-point system check.
  • Claim appraisalNeutral assessments for homeowners and insurance adjusters.
  • Solar panel cleaningDust, pollen and natural debris buildup.
  • Solar system installationRooftop panels, storage batteries and solar roofs.

Reviews

What customers say

Customers describe uneven experiences: several report missed or delayed appointments and limited communication during solar detach-and-reset jobs. One customer says half the panels were still on the ground months later and parts were scattered across the lawn; another describes unresolved production and monitoring issues after reinstallation. Two other customers describe positive aspects: one praises polite workers and a quick return visit that addressed a small issue, while another says the work was good despite a delayed replacement and limited updates.

Customer Reviews

Adina Betancourt

This company was subcontracted to remove and reinstall my solar panels in February 2025 during a roof replacement. Within a month of reinstallation, my electric bill increased significantly. I contacted the company and experienced repeated scheduling delays before a technician was sent. I was informed that one of the panels was “broken.” The roofer was charged approximately $1,500 for a replacement panel. They did not verified warranty and, I was offered a used panel as a replacement option. Since the charge was billed through the roofer, I was not provided documentation confirming whether the installed panel was new or used. After waiting several additional months for the replacement panel to arrive and be installed, the system still was not producing properly. Monitoring through the SolarEdge app was not connected, and no post-reinstallation production verification was performed. I personally contacted FPL, who confirmed they could not verify production. I was then told the issue was likely the connection box and was quoted $900 because I was informed it was not under warranty. I requested an invoice but never received one. After nearly nine months of unresolved issues throughout 2025, I hired another licensed solar company for a second opinion. They confirmed the component in question was still under manufacturer warranty, ordered the part under warranty, restored monitoring access, verified communication remotely, and brought the system back online properly. The system was not functioning correctly for most of 2025 following the February roof replacement. I recommend homeowners independently verify warranty status, confirm monitoring access, and ensure production is validated after any panel removal and reinstallation.
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James Melsha

Detach Reset Solar was subcontracted by our roofer to remove our panels in late October for a roofing job that was completed the following week. They broke one of the panels during the removal, and attempted to replace it with a used panel after telling me they'd be replacing it with a new one. It is now February, and half of the panels are still sitting on the ground. Detach Reset has generally failed to show up when they said they would, communicated only minimally about everything, and when they do show up they tend to work for a few hours and then claim they're missing parts and we'll need to wait another week or so before they return. They've left my lawn a mess the whole time, with brackets and other parts just scattered all over the place. The whole process has been incredibly unpleasant and highly unprofessional.
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Harry Kerrigan

Used Detatchresetsolar upon recommendation of roofing company. 8/31 roofers started on roof and had to wait on detatch crew to arrive to remove panel.Detatch crew also used 2 roofers to help them get the panel off the roof. 8/21 reset crew scheduled to arrive. Never showed up. I was never informed. Later informed parts for reset would not be at Home Depot until Monday. Monday wzs another no show and no phone call. Got an email parts fro. Home Depot would be delivered to my home. 8/26 Parts delivered from AMAZON. 8/27 Panel finally reset and leak appeared at the bottom of a header. Crew left. 9/3Crew returned and tried to solder the leak. ... failed and left. 9/5 Recieved email saying the leak was not repairable along with a contract for $4650 for installation of a new panel.( despite language of para. 1F of their contract.) My panel worked fine before they worked on it. No one at Detatchreset has ever reached out to discuss the matter despite my texts and emails. The respinse has been "someone from management will contact you" which has never happened. 9/16 Contacted a local solar company and texted them a picture of the leak. They said it was an easey fix and should have been braised not soldered . They also said using a "shark bite" to connect the pipes is not recommended as the pladtic could melt and cause a leak. They gave me a price to fix the leak and also a price for a new panel. I opted for the new panel which included new valves for $1400 less than what Detatchreset wanted. Recieved other text today saying someone from management would contact me Monday.... we'll see.... (All of my text or email communications have been with a 702 area code (Colorado))
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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does Detach Reset Solar aim to take for a detach-and-reset job?

It aims to complete panel removal and reinstallation within three weeks or less. In most cases, it can schedule the job within five days and remove the panels within a day, if everything goes according to plan.

Does a homeowner need to be present for reinstallation?

It is not usually necessary for the homeowner to be present, unless requested. The crew needs access to the roof and the inverter, which is usually on the side of the house.

How is payment divided for a detach-and-reset job?

The invoice is split into two equal parts: half is due when the panels are removed, and the balance is due upon reinstallation after functionality is confirmed.

Does Detach Reset Solar offer financing for solar systems?

For solar energy systems, it offers flexible financing options.