Crownline is a roofing company first. We inspect roof age and condition before we design a system, so you're not paying to remove and reinstall panels three years later.
Designed around your roof's age, orientation, shading and actual electric usage — sized to your roof, not a generic package.
Florida storm season means outages. A battery sized around your real priorities — refrigeration, medical equipment, well pumps, the circuits that matter — beats an oversized system you paid too much for.
Water heating is one of the biggest single line items on a Florida electric bill. Solar thermal cuts that cost using the sun Central Florida has in abundance.
If your roof has under 5–7 years of life left, we'll tell you to reroof first — pulling panels to redo a roof later costs more than doing it once, in order. If your roof is sound, we'll say that too.
That call comes from a roofer, not a solar sales rep.
Solar incentive law changed significantly in 2025 — not what most solar sites still advertise. Read the full guide →
The 30% credit for homeowners who buy a system outright does not apply to systems placed in service after December 31, 2025.
Still phasing out through 2026–2027 for commercial systems and third-party-owned (lease/PPA) residential systems.
Solar, battery and solar water heating equipment are excluded from added property-tax value and exempt from state sales tax under current Florida law.
Full retail-rate net metering is currently in effect statewide in Florida. It has been legislatively contested before — we keep this page current.
Illustrative examples — real, dated Crownline jobs replace these as they're photographed and cleared for use.
If your roof has under 5–7 years of life left, yes — removing and reinstalling panels later costs more than reroofing first. If your roof is sound, we will tell you that too.
If your roof is being replaced under an insurance claim, that is often the ideal time to add solar in the same project, since the roof is already open.
No — a battery can be installed stand-alone and charge from the grid, though pairing it with solar gets more value long-term.
Yes. Permitting and interconnection paperwork are handled as part of the project.
Yes — systems include a backup electric or gas element for low-sun stretches, so you always have hot water.
We'll tell you if your roof needs work first. If it doesn't, we'll size a system that fits your actual usage.