Weekly reads of your app, and a message when output slips.
Because a quiet drop is easy to miss. Your app shows numbers but rarely says what is normal for your roof in March or June; we compare clear days with expected and tell you when something is off.
You add us as a viewer in your app. We never ask for your password.
A clear-day baseline built from your size, tilt, direction and history.
Sunny days checked against expected, panel by panel when the app allows.
Under 60% of expected for three clear days, or 80% for seven days.
What you made, what you should have made, and anything to watch.
A 1920s bungalow in Denver’s Platt Park with 14 panels on microinverters, its installer long out of business. Output watch starts in March. In May, one panel reads near zero on four clear days while its neighbors hold steady. The monitoring desk emails the owner panel-level screenshots and the dates, and suggests a licensed electrician, since one dark microinverter is an electrical question, not a cleaning one.
From $12 a month, or $129 a year if you pay once, which saves $15 against monthly. There is nothing to install and you can cancel any time. Commercial roofs are covered under the commercial care contract, quoted per kW.
We read weekly, so a drop usually reaches you within a week of starting, and the alert goes out within one business day of our read. That pace fits the threshold we use, which needs three clear days or a full week to confirm a problem.
No. Output watch is remote. When the numbers point to dirt, nests or damage, we offer a wash or an inspection at our usual prices; when they point to wiring or the inverter, we send you to your installer or a licensed electrician.
Only what is ours to fix: soiling, droppings and debris, by washing. We do no electrical work and never change inverter settings. For faults, we hand you the dates, screenshots and our read, so the installer or electrician starts with evidence.
Tell us the address and roughly how many panels. We confirm the price from a photo first.