Process
How a rooftop installation runs
[PLACEHOLDER: 2–3 sentences — client to supply]
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Phase 1: Assessment & proposal
[TYPICAL DURATION — CONFIRM]
[PLACEHOLDER: 2–3 sentences — client to supply]
What we need from you
- Access to the roof and electrical panel
- A recent utility bill [CONFIRM]
What you'll receive
- Assessment summary
- Written proposal
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Phase 2: Design & agreement
[TYPICAL DURATION — CONFIRM]
[PLACEHOLDER: 2–3 sentences — client to supply]
What we need from you
- Review of the design
- Signed agreement
What you'll receive
- Final design drawings
- Copy of your agreement
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Phase 3: Permitting & interconnection application
[TYPICAL DURATION — CONFIRM]
[PLACEHOLDER: 2–3 sentences — client to supply]
What we need from you
- Signatures on permit and utility forms
What you'll receive
- Permit and application status updates
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Phase 4: Installation day
[TYPICAL DURATION — CONFIRM]
[PLACEHOLDER: 2–3 sentences — client to supply]
What we need from you
- Clear access to the driveway and panel
- Pets secured
What you'll receive
- Installed system
- Site cleaned up
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Phase 5: Inspection, permission to operate, activation & monitoring handover
[TYPICAL DURATION — CONFIRM]
[PLACEHOLDER: 2–3 sentences — client to supply]
What we need from you
- Access for the inspector [CONFIRM]
What you'll receive
- Permission to operate from the utility
- Monitoring access
- Warranty documents
Responsibilities
Who does what
| Task | Tessellate | Homeowner | Utility & AHJ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Site access | Schedules visits | Provides access | — |
| Structural sign-off | [CONFIRM] | — | [CONFIRM] |
| Permit fees | [CONFIRM] | [CONFIRM] | Sets fees |
| Inspection scheduling | Books inspection | Provides access | Performs inspection |
| Permission to operate | Submits paperwork | — | Issues permission |
AHJ: the authority having jurisdiction — usually your city or county building department. All responsibilities [CONFIRM].
