A roof looks solid from the driveway. Shingles are intact, the ridge is straight, and there is plenty of sun. Then a crew pulls back a few boards in the attic and finds undersized rafters, old water damage, or spacing that does not match the plans. At that point the project stops being a simple […]
A solar project can be sold well, financed well, and staffed well, and still stall because of a drawing. A roof layout that ignores a fire setback, a diagram with the wrong conductor size, or an equipment schedule that does not match the data sheet is enough to send a permit back for corrections. The […]