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How we handle your panels

Every photo on this page is Blackout's own crew on a real job. Look at the harnesses, the hands, and the way a panel gets carried. That is the whole pitch.

Solar D&R

On the roof

Harnessed, tied off, and carrying panels across tile by hand. This is the part of a detach and reset you hire out: getting panels off a roof and back on, safely, one at a time.

Blackout tech in a fall harness carrying a solar panel across a tile roof, with the subdivision street below
Panel by panel across the tile, tied off the whole way.
Two Blackout techs at the ridge of a tile roof, one carrying a panel overhead and one on the mounting hardware
Two techs at the ridge: one on the panel, one on the hardware.
Tech in a Blackout hoodie steadying a solar panel overhead, harness and lanyard clipped in
Overhead and clipped in. The hoodie says who we are.
Tech in a fall harness carrying a solar panel across a roof, neighboring rooftop solar in the background
Full harness, both hands on the panel.
Close view of a Blackout tech carrying a solar panel overhead in a fall harness
Every panel moves by hand.
Blackout tech carrying a solar panel past the ridge while a second tech works the roof attachments
Same ridge, next panel.
Wide view of a tech in a Blackout hoodie carrying a panel overhead on a tile roof
Off the rack and across the roof.
Black Blackout Electric pickup with a loaded ladder rack parked at a residential job
The truck you will see at the curb.

For roofing partners

Roofing contractor with panels in the way?

Detach and reset is its own trade at Blackout. There is a page built for roofing partners that walks through the process, the scheduling, and the handoff to your crew. Or call (480) 939-0234.

Solar D&R for Roofers

Commercial work

In the shop

A commercial cold storage job: EMT conduit bent by hand, measured twice, and cut clean. The discipline that goes up on your roof starts on the ground.

Blackout tech with a hand bender and EMT conduit beside walk-in cooler units on a commercial job
Hand bending EMT beside the cooler boxes.
Two Blackout techs kneeling on the concrete, laying out a conduit run with a folding rule
Layout on the concrete before anything gets fastened.
Tech working an EMT conduit bend with a level clamped to the pipe
The level rides the pipe. Degrees matter.
Tech cutting EMT conduit to length with a cordless band saw
Cut to length with the band saw.
Tech stepping a hand bender to put a bend in EMT conduit on a warehouse floor
Boot on the bender, bend in the pipe.
Two techs measuring a bent conduit stub with a tape measure
Measuring the stub before it goes up.
Two techs checking a conduit bend against a tape measure and torpedo level
Two sets of eyes on one measurement.
Two techs verifying a finished conduit bend with a tape measure in the warehouse
The bend gets verified, not eyeballed.

The crew

The people in the photos

Studio day. Same crew, cleaner shirts.

Five Blackout Electric crew members in company shirts, studio portrait
Five of the crew.
Two Blackout crew leads back to back in work shirts, studio portrait
Two of the leads.
Two Blackout team members in company polos, one Blackout Electric and one Blackout Builds
Blackout Electric and Blackout Builds, one shop.

Put names to faces on the about page.

Talk to the electrician, not a call center

Want this crew on your roof?

Call, or send one photo of the job from your phone. Either way you get a straight answer from a licensed crew, not a sales script.

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