How does the Sunrun installation process work?

The installation process for SunRun solar systems typically involves several key steps to ensure a smooth transition to renewable energy. Initially, after a customer expresses interest in installing solar panels, a representative or solar consultant will conduct an assessment of the home. During this assessment, they will evaluate factors like the roof's condition, orientation, and overall energy needs. This helps to determine the best solar solution tailored to the customer's requirements. Once the assessment is complete and a system design has been finalized, customers will receive a proposal detailing the system specifications, costs, and financing options. If the proposal meets the customer's approval, SunRun will move forward with the necessary permits and regulatory applications. This part of the process can vary based on local laws and regulations, and it ensures that all installations are compliant with safety and zoning requirements. After permits are secured, the installation team will schedule a time to install the solar panels. This installation typically takes one to three days, depending on the complexity of the system. During this phase, the team will mount the solar panels, install inverters, and connect the system to the home’s electrical network. Finally, once the installation is complete, a final inspection will be conducted to ensure everything is functioning correctly and safely. After passing inspection, the solar system will be activated, and the customer can begin enjoying the benefits of solar energy. For detailed and updated information about the installation process, it is recommended to visit the relevant sections on SunRun’s website.