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Detach & Reset Service for Solar Systems

When life throws curveballs—like roof repairs or Colorado’s infamous hailstorms—you need a team you can trust to handle your solar system with care. Our Detach & Reset (D&R) services are designed to make your life easier by safely removing, storing, and reinstalling your solar panels, all while protecting your warranty and ensuring everything works perfectly again.

 

What is Detach & Reset?

A Detach & Reset (D&R) is more than just removing and reinstalling panels—it’s about doing it right. Your solar system is a major investment, and mishandling it can lead to costly damage or voided warranties. That’s where Klick Solar comes in.

  • Proven Expertise Across All Systems: With years of experience, our team has handled every type of solar setup, whether installed by us or another provider. No matter your system, we’ll treat it like our own.
  • Seamless, Stress-Free Service: From panel removal to coordinating roof repairs and completing the reinstallation, we handle every step so you can relax knowing your solar investment is in good hands.
  • Warranty Protection, Guaranteed: We use industry-approved techniques to keep your solar and roof warranties intact, protecting your investment and your peace of mind.
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