Haleakala Solar

With more than 40 years of solar system installations under our belt, we can emphatically say YES. As long as you have a qualified solar installation contractor, use proven equipment and technology, and install the system correctly, it is guaranteed to work. We have installed solar systems that have been in operation for over 30 years running. The only reason a solar system won't work is improper installation and/or faulty equipment. We guarantee our work so if your system, for any reason, isn't working the way it should, we'll come and take care of it right away.

Whether you need a new roof or want to take control of your electricity bill or both, it starts with a consultation with a Haleakala Solar and Roofing Expert. Your consultant will work with you to understand your concerns, address your questions, conduct a detailed inspection, take measurements, assist with material selections and deliver a proposal on the spot. Once your satisfied, your consultant will discuss terms and assist with finalizing your paperwork and agreement including offering zero down financing options with same day approvals.

The Roof Deck is the "foundation" of your Roofing System. Our Roofing Support Team will thoroughly inspect it to determine if it's structurally sound. We will make all necessary repairs to ensure it will support your Roofing System and keep your shingle warranties intact. If we are making a cake, then the underlayment and flashing are the cake and the shingles are the icing. Our Roofing System includes metal wall and step flashing, metal drip edge, ice and water shield membrane, starter shingles, and synthetic underlayment.

The DC power is then transferred from the solar photovoltaic panels to micro inverters, where it is converted from DC power into alternating current (AC) electricity for your home. AC power travels from the inverters to the electrical panel, often called a breaker box. This power is now ready to use in your home. All commercially available PV Systems, including PV Systems with Batteries, are electrically "tied" to the grid. This allows you to send excess daytime power generation to the grid assuming your batteries are full or you don't have batteries.

There are two major components to a solar hot water system. The first is the solar collector. It is installed on a roof facing the sun. Running through the collectors are copper tubing, filled with water that absorb energy from the sun during the day. Haleakala Solar is proud and honored to have been selected by over ten thousand individuals and businesses to fulfill their solar energy needs. Although this is only a small sampling of the thousands of clients we have serviced over the years on the Hawaiian islands of Maui, Oahu and Kauai, each have their own unique story which we want to share with you.