Fall Special $195 Panel inspection

Keep Your Solar System in Peak Condition with Annual Solar Panel Inspections

Serving the Delaware Valley Area

Thermal Drone Inspections

Why Inspect Your Panels Annually?

Early Detection of Faulty Cells

Thermal drones can spot issues that are invisible to the naked eye, such as “hot spots” caused by faulty cells, wiring issues, environmental factors or micro-cracks. These small problems can lead to reduced efficiency or even system failure over time.

Take Advantage of Your Existing Warranty

Identifying defective solar cells or other hidden issues early allows you to address problems while your system is still under warranty avoiding costly out-of-pocket expenses.

Peace of Mind

Our low cost inspections provide peace of mind, knowing your solar panels are functioning at peak efficiency, free from hidden defects, and saving you money through optimal energy production.

The Science of thermography

How Does Thermography Work?

Our state of the art drones detect damage in panels by using infrared imaging to identify temperature variations, which reveal “hot spots” caused by defective cells, poor connections, or other performance issues. These temperature differences indicate areas where the panel is not functioning correctly. Often these defects are not visible to the naked eye.

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Identify Cell Manufacturing Defects After New Install

Our thermal inspection offers exceptional value, providing you with early detection of potential issues without breaking the bank. Our cost-effective inspection helps ensure your panels are functioning efficiently while you are still under your manufacturers warranty. For panels that are out of warranty, early detection saves you from more expensive repairs down the line left undetected.

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Residential Inspection

Includes Drone Inspection and Thermal Analysis Report

~~$275~~ $195

*Fall New Customer Offer*

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Detailed Roof Inspection Photos

*While performing solar panel inspection

Let our drone pilot provide you with additional detailed closeup imagery of your roofing shingles. This can help you identify loose, cracked or missing shingles to address any area of concern with your roofing professional.

~~$175~~ $75

What does a thermal drone inspection involve?

A thermal drone inspection involves using a drone equipped with an infrared camera to fly over your solar panels. The camera captures thermal images that reveal temperature variations, helping to identify issues such as defective cells or poor connections.

What certifications does Skyrovr have?

Our inspectors are FAA Part 107 licensed and insured drone pilots. We carry Level 1 Thermography certification as well as follow the International Electrical Commission(IEC)62446 standards for performing solar panel inspections.

What types of issues can a thermal drone inspection identify?

A thermal drone inspection can identify issues such as defective solar cells, hot spots, poor electrical connections, damaged panels, and other performance-affecting problems. It helps to pinpoint areas where repairs or adjustments are needed.

How does a thermal drone detect problems with solar panels?

The thermal drone detects problems by capturing infrared images that show temperature differences across the solar panels. Hot spots or unusual temperature patterns indicate potential issues like faulty cells, wiring problems, or other performance-affecting defects.

How often should I schedule a thermal drone inspection for my solar panels?

It is recommended to schedule a thermal drone inspection annually to ensure that your solar panels are functioning correctly and to catch any potential issues early. Some homeowners may opt for inspections more frequently if their panels are exposed to harsh environmental conditions.

How do I interpret the results from a thermal drone inspection and will you fix my panels?

Our thermal drone imaging service identifies and highlights thermal anomalies in solar panels, such as unusual temperature variations, and hot spots. While we provide a visual and thermal report on these anomalies, we do not diagnose or resolve the underlying issues. For a complete diagnosis and resolution, we recommend discussing the findings with your solar panel installer.