Solar pool panel replacement

Our panels, like most other leading brands, carry a full 12-year manufacturer's warranty. We handle the warranty inspections and replacements for you, so you can get back to warm water as soon as possible.

Out of warranty? Replacing all your panels usually costs about 20% less than a new system the same size.

12-year panel warranty. One year parts and labor on our work. Licensed C-46 #924564.

Buckled rubber mat solar panels lifting off a tile roof, ready for replacement

How it works

Warranty claims, handled

You shouldn't have to fight a manufacturer. We do this all the time.

1

Check your warranty coverage

Call us with your install date and panel details. If we did the original install, we already have the paperwork on file.

2

We inspect & document

A tech checks the failing panel on-site and puts together the documentation the manufacturer needs for the claim.

3

Panels replaced under warranty

We swap in a like-for-like panel and test the whole system before we leave. Back to warm water.

Buckled rubber mat solar panels lifting off a tile roof, ready for replacement Worn out
An older-style rubber mat system, buckled and pulling loose from the tile.
Solar pool heating panels on two faces of a shingle roof in Menifee, with boulder-covered hills behind Replaced
After a panel replacement in Menifee.

Warranty service

What's covered

  • 12-year manufacturer panel warranty
  • Inspection & claim paperwork handled
  • Like-for-like panel replacement
  • Full system test after swap
  • 1-year full warranty on the replacement work we do

Replacement questions

The usual signs are water dripping from the roof while the system runs, a visible split or blister in a panel, or a pool that isn't warming the way it used to. Not every leak means a new panel, though — a leak in the body of a panel, in the small tubes running across the mat, is usually fixable in place, which makes it a pool solar repair rather than a replacement. If you're not sure, schedule an inspection and we'll tell you which it is.

Then we'll quote you the replacement. Panels typically last 12–20 years, so an out-of-warranty panel is often near the end of its service life — sometimes replacing one panel is right, and sometimes a new system is the better buy. We'll walk you through both numbers. If it does come to new panels, here's what actually matters in choosing them.

Yes. We service and replace systems other companies installed, and if the panels are still under a manufacturer warranty, we'll put together the claim paperwork too.

Think a panel's failing?

We'll inspect it, handle the warranty claim, and make it right — or quote you a replacement.

Serving Riverside County, Orange County, and San Bernardino County — family in solar since 1981.