SPRK-trained · Clermont & Central Florida
Solar Inspections in Clermont, Lake County & Central Florida
Professional solar inspections for home buyers, sellers and real estate professionals — clear insight into system condition, performance, documentation and transaction risk.
Why solar homes differ
Homes with solar are not like standard homes
Questions around ownership (owned vs leased), system performance, roof penetrations, warranties and documentation create confusion — and delays — during a transaction. Our solar inspections help buyers understand what they are purchasing, sellers avoid last-minute surprises, and agents keep deals moving.
Solar add-on
Focused solar evaluation alongside your home inspection.
Standalone solar
Full system evaluation independent of a home inspection.
Performance & condition
Documentation review, operational indicators, output when conditions allow, visible condition — SPRK-based methods.
Listing / pre-listing
Identify concerns early and gather documentation before going to market.
Home energy report
Broader look at insulation, air leakage, HVAC and energy-use patterns.
SPRK-trained specialists
More than a glance from the ladder
General inspectors check outlets and faucets. As SPRK-certified professionals we are trained in DC/AC electrical theory, solar-specific code compliance and structural mounting requirements relevant to Florida wind zones.
We check racking and visible wiring, inverter operation indicators and use thermal imaging to spot hot spots before they become big problems. We do not sell or install panels — our only job is an unbiased technical review.
Inspections are performed by our InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspectors. Kirk Curtis, a Certified Professional Inspector, leads most residential inspections; owner Grant Doutt — a Certified Master Inspector® through InterNACHI and a CCPIA commercial inspector — reviews every report before it is delivered.
Ownership & paperwork
Owned, leased, or PPA?
For owned systems we help verify that panel and inverter warranties appear transferable to a new owner.
For leases and power purchase agreements, buyers often must qualify to assume payments. We review these contracts to explain monthly costs and escalator clauses so there are fewer surprises at closing.
Net metering status matters too — older grandfathered agreements can be more valuable than new ones; knowing whether that status transfers affects the home’s value.
Solar Inspections
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers before you book.
Why do solar homes need a different inspection?
What is SPRK?
Do you use thermal imaging on panels?
Can you review leases and PPAs?
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What homebuyers say
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Ready to book your solar inspections?
Schedule online, or call or text (352) 272-1322. Mon–Sat 8:00 am–6:00 pm, closed Sunday.