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Your site survey is the next step in your solar installation and will allow us to get all the information we need to complete an accurate design to submit for permitting.

The information required for a successful site survey can often be gathered virtually. If you’ve recently completed a Virtual Site Survey in your MyPowur app, we’ll be reviewing your submission and you may not need an in-person site survey. You’ll hear from us if your Virtual Site Survey is complete and approved!

For all other projects, a site surveyor will come to your home to capture the photos and any additional information we may need. If they haven’t already, your Certified Powur Installation Partner or a member of your Powur Project Team will contact you to schedule a date and time that works for you. An accurate site survey ensures your project will go as smoothly as possible.

About Your Visit

For most homes, the site survey typically lasts between 45 minutes to an hour. This could go a little longer if there are some unique aspects of your property or project.

What the Surveyor Will Do

Your site surveyor will capture photos and information and depending on your home may do any of the following:

Measure and assess your roof
Calculate the slope of your roof
Take pictures in your attic underneath the install location
Take photos of nearby trees
Check your main service panel
Check the area where you plan to install a ground mount if your system is not roof-mounted

Get Prepared

We recommend you or someone you trust is available at your property during the survey. There are also a few things you can do to prepare for a successful site survey. Please make sure your surveyor will have access to the areas they’ll need to capture—specifically your main service panel, the area where your inverter and/or battery will go, and for some homes access to your attic or the area directly below where the panels would be installed. ea where you plan to install a ground mount if your system is not roof-mounted