Solar system acting up in Palmyra, Myerstown, or anywhere in between? Solar Medics diagnoses and repairs every brand of solar equipment — failed panels, micro-inverters, batteries, detach and reset for reroofing — including orphaned systems whose installer disappeared. We're based in Mountville, one county over, and the Lebanon Valley is a standing part of our territory.
Plenty of Lebanon County homeowners went solar during the boom years, and plenty of the companies that sold those systems no longer answer the phone. When a string of panels quits or an inverter throws an error code, the warranty paperwork points to an installer that has been dissolved, acquired, or simply vanished. That is the gap Solar Medics fills: we service equipment we didn't install, from installers who no longer exist.
Repair is our whole practice, not a side business. We troubleshoot dead strings and flatlined production, replace failed Enphase, SolarEdge, and APsystems micro-inverters and optimizers, reconnect monitoring that dropped off Wi-Fi years ago, add critter guards, retrofit batteries, and handle detach and reset when a Lebanon County roof needs replacing. Because our business is repair, our answer to a sick system is a diagnosis and a fix — not a sales pitch to tear it off and start over.
Our shop sits in Mountville, in neighboring Lancaster County — roughly 30 to 45 minutes from most Lebanon County addresses. We won't pretend to be around the corner from Fredericksburg, but the Lebanon Valley is a normal part of our territory, and our techs make regular service runs up Route 72 and across Route 422. Start with a free Solar Triage Call and we'll tell you honestly whether a visit makes sense.
Most Lebanon County homes sit in Met-Ed territory — the FirstEnergy utility that handles interconnection, net metering, and permission to operate (PTO) for much of the valley — while some addresses are on PPL Electric instead; your monthly bill tells you which. If a repair, inverter swap, or battery retrofit requires updated interconnection paperwork, we handle the utility side with either company. We can also help register your system for Pennsylvania SRECs, so credits you've been missing start counting again.
Lebanon County packs a lot of variety into a narrow valley. Around Lebanon city and the towns just outside it — Cleona, Annville, and Palmyra out toward Hershey — we mostly see rooftop arrays in established neighborhoods, where a single failed micro-inverter can quietly drag down production for months. In the farm country around Myerstown, Schaefferstown, Fredericksburg, and Jonestown, ground mounts are common, and wiring runs, rodent damage, and fence-line vegetation become the usual suspects. Down in the wooded Cornwall and Mount Gretna corner, shade creep and squirrel-chewed conductors top the list. Different symptoms, same treatment plan: diagnose first, then repair what is actually broken.
Inverter faults, error codes, dead panels and wiring issues — diagnosed and fixed at homes across Lebanon County.
New roof coming? We remove, store and reinstall your panels — and coordinate directly with your roofer, anywhere in Lebanon County.
Failed Enphase, SolarEdge or APsystems units replaced — with the manufacturer warranty claim handled for you.
Add Tesla Powerwall, Enphase or SolarEdge storage to the solar you already own and keep the lights on through outages.
Installer out of business or not answering? We adopt orphaned systems across Lebanon County every week.
App been dark for months? We get your monitoring reporting again so you can see what your system earns.
From Lebanon city and its close-in neighbors Cleona, Avon, and Annville, west through Palmyra and Campbelltown on the Hershey side, east along Route 422 to Myerstown, then down to Richland and Newmanstown near the Berks County line, north to Jonestown and Fredericksburg below the Blue Mountain, and south through Cornwall, Quentin, Mount Gretna, and Schaefferstown, we repair solar systems in every corner of Lebanon County.
Don't see your town? If you're in Lebanon County, we cover you — call (717) 864-4125.
Fair question. Our home base is Mountville, so we're not around the corner — but the drive is well under an hour for most of the valley, and we batch Lebanon Valley appointments into scheduled routes so you get a firm window, not a guess. Start with the phone consult and we'll confirm scheduling honestly before anyone drives anywhere.
Solar Medics does — orphaned systems are among the most common cases we treat. Whether your array is in Annville, Jonestown, or anywhere else in the county, we can diagnose the fault, source compatible parts for Enphase, SolarEdge, APsystems, and most other equipment, and get production and monitoring running again. Bring whatever paperwork you still have to the Triage Call; even partial records speed up the diagnosis.
That's our detach and reset service, and it's a big part of what we do. We remove the array, stage the panels, coordinate timing with your roofing contractor, then reinstall and recommission the system once the new roof is on — including properly flashed mounts. It works the same whether your roofer is based in Palmyra, Lebanon, or over the county line, and on any brand of equipment.
The utility name printed on your monthly bill settles it — Met-Ed for most of the county, PPL Electric for some addresses. As for paperwork: a like-for-like part swap usually doesn't trigger anything new, but changing inverter models or adding a battery typically requires an updated interconnection application before the utility signs off on fresh Permission to Operate. We prepare and file that with either company, and we can enroll your system for Pennsylvania SRECs if it was never registered.
Both. We retrofit Tesla Powerwall, Enphase, and SolarEdge batteries onto existing arrays of any brand, and we also install home batteries for Lebanon County houses without solar at all. Out toward Fredericksburg, Jonestown, and the farm properties under the Blue Mountain, backup power for wells, sump pumps, and freezers is often the driver. A quick Triage Call is the right first step to size it correctly.
It starts with a free Solar Triage Call — a phone consult where we listen to the symptoms and map out the likely fix. Call (717) 864-4125 or book at triage.medics.solar.