Solar System Inspections
in Las Vegas

Buying a home with a solar energy system in Las Vegas can be a major advantage—but only if the system is properly installed, operating safely, and clearly understood before closing. At Absolute Home Inspections, we provide professional solar system inspections designed specifically for home buyers, helping you understand what you’re inheriting, what’s working, and what may need attention.

Las Vegas homes experience extreme heat, intense sun exposure, and rapid system aging, which makes solar inspections especially important during a real estate transaction.

Why Solar Inspections Matter for Las Vegas Home Buyers

Solar systems are often marketed as “maintenance-free,” but in real-world inspections, we frequently find:

• Improper or aging roof penetrations

• Missing or unsafe electrical labeling

• Inverter faults or outdated equipment

• Grounding and bonding concerns

• Unclear ownership or lease-related system limitations

A solar inspection ensures you understand the system's condition and limitations before you finalize your purchase, not after.

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What Our Solar Inspection Includes

Our inspection approach follows industry-recognized reporting standards similar to those used by professional solar inspection platforms such as SparkPro, while remaining fully integrated into your home inspection report.

🔍 Roof-Mounted Solar Panels

• Panel condition and mounting security

• Signs of physical damage or overheating

• Panel placement and shading concerns

• Roof penetrations and flashing integrity

⚡ Inverters & System Components

• Inverter location and condition

• Visible error indicators or fault codes

• Adequate ventilation and access

• Proper labeling and disconnect identification

🔌 Electrical & Safety Review

• Solar disconnects (location and accessibility)

• Conduit routing and support

• Grounding and bonding observations

• Main panel integration (visual review only)

📄 Buyer-Friendly Reporting

• Clear photos of all observed components

• Plain-language explanations (no solar jargon)

• Noted safety concerns or red flags

• Recommendations when further evaluation is advised