SI-30 Solar

• The SI-30 Solar coverage includes solar panels, inverters, roof penetration, and labor.
• Coverage includes resealing and reflashing penetrations related to the solar installation within 3 inches from the mounting hardware.
• For detailed information or to discuss specific situations, please contact our office.

• Property damage or acts of God such as property damage, fire, theft, rodents, and/or hail
• These events are typically covered by either the contractor’s liability insurance or the homeowner’s insurance policy.
•  Damage to the home during installation
• Damage to your property or home during installation is typically covered under the contractor general liability policy.
• Removal of panels during a roof repair/replacement
•  Issues with electrical wiring, electrical panels, and/or general electrical workmanship and engineering.
• Should you have any questions related to property damage, acts of God, or damage during installation, connect directly with your contractor or your insurance carrier.

We work with specific manufacturers that have met our stringent criteria. Please visit our Approved Vendor List (AVL) here.

Qualifying systems include residential systems and commercial systems up to 2 MW in size. Interested companies that are exclusive to commercial sales and/or installation do not qualify at this time.

The initial truck roll or deployment of labor resources for a diagnosis is covered if a manufacturer defect is identified, and a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) is issued.
In the event labor resources are deployed and there is no defective part or issue, the labor cost will not be covered.
· What does the customer journey look like? Homeowner purchases our warranty through a Certified Provider
· Homeowner identifies an issue with their solar energy system after installation
· Homeowner contacts Installer
· Installer verifies the homeowner’s system is registered with Solar Insure on the Daybreak platform.
· Certified Provider will diagnose the issue, file for Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA), if applicable, and services the system.
· Certified Provider sends an invoice to Solar Insure
· Certified Provider should expect payout in 4-7 days on covered claims

Yes, the labor to remove and replace defective solar panel is covered, with labor rates varying based on geographic regions.

We make every effort to match the original part make and model. If the panel manufacturer is no longer in business, we will use a replacement that is similar to class, look, and size.

The warranty is transferable between ownership of original installation site only. The warranty is registered to the address rather than the homeowner’s name which allows it to follow current ownership regardless of the sale.