Panels underproducing? Inverter throwing errors? Installer out of business? Solar Medics repairs solar systems across York County — including orphaned systems whose original installer has vanished. Diagnostics, detach and reset for roof replacement, micro-inverter swaps, and battery retrofits. Start with a free Solar Triage Call.
A lot of solar went up across York County over the past decade — on rowhome roofs in York city, new builds around Red Lion and Dover, and ground mounts on farm properties down toward the Maryland line. Much of it is now out of warranty support, because the company that installed it has closed, been sold, or simply stopped answering the phone. That's where a repair-first company earns its keep.
Solar Medics doesn't sell new installations first and squeeze repairs in when there's time. Repair is the business: diagnostics, micro-inverter and optimizer replacement, panel detach and reset for roof work, battery retrofits, monitoring reconnection, and rescuing orphaned systems left behind by installers that closed or sold. We work on any brand and any installer's system — Enphase, SolarEdge, APsystems, and the rest. If your array is underproducing or flat-out dark, those are the exact cases we treat every day.
We're based in Mountville, just across the Susquehanna in Lancaster County, and we cross the Columbia–Wrightsville Bridge daily. Start with a free Solar Triage Call — a phone consult where we ask about your system's symptoms, look at what your monitoring shows, and tell you honestly whether a house call makes sense — no pressure, no pitch. Call (717) 864-4125 or book online at triage.medics.solar.
Most of York County is Met-Ed territory — a FirstEnergy company — while Adams Electric Cooperative serves a patchwork of western and southern townships like Codorus, Hopewell, and Fawn. We handle the paperwork side either way: interconnection applications, permission-to-operate (PTO) remediation when a system was never properly signed off, net-metering questions, and SREC registration so your production actually earns credits. If your system changed hands or your installer disappeared before the utility work was finished, we can pick up the file.
York County solar is a mixed bag, and the fixes are too. In York city, rowhome roofs mean tight arrays, shared rooflines, and careful staging when panels need to come off. The growth townships around Red Lion, Dallastown, and Dover are full of systems installed during the residential solar boom — many by companies that no longer exist. And in the rural southern townships toward the Maryland line, ground-mounted arrays on farm properties bring their own issues: critter damage, wiring wear, and storm exposure on open ground. We carry parts and diagnostic gear for all of it, whatever brand is on the roof — or in the field.
Inverter faults, error codes, dead panels and wiring issues — diagnosed and fixed at homes across York County.
New roof coming? We remove, store and reinstall your panels — and coordinate directly with your roofer, anywhere in York 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 York County every week.
App been dark for months? We get your monitoring reporting again so you can see what your system earns.
From Wrightsville at the bridge through York city, Red Lion, Dallastown, and Dover to Hanover and Spring Grove in the west, Dillsburg and Fairview Township up north, Mount Wolf on the river, and Shrewsbury, Glen Rock, Stewartstown, New Freedom, and Delta along the Maryland line, Solar Medics makes house calls throughout York County.
Don't see your town? If you're in York County, we cover you — call (717) 864-4125.
Yes — orphaned systems are one of our specialties. A number of installers that were active in York County during the solar boom have closed or been acquired, leaving homeowners in Red Lion, Dover, and beyond with no one to call. We diagnose and repair any brand regardless of who installed it, and we can take over monitoring, warranty legwork, and ongoing service.
Yes. Panel detach and reset is one of our core services. We remove the array so your roofer can work, store the equipment safely, then reinstall, recommission, and verify production once the new roof is on. We coordinate directly with roofing contractors across York County — from rowhomes in York city to larger suburban roofs in Dallastown and Shrewsbury — so the two projects don't trip over each other.
Yes. Most York County homes are served by Met-Ed, a FirstEnergy company, while Adams Electric Cooperative covers several western and southern townships. We work with both regularly — interconnection paperwork, net-metering questions, PTO remediation when a system was never formally approved, and SREC registration. If your production credits look wrong or your system was never signed off, that's worth a Solar Triage Call.
Yes. The southern and western townships of York County have plenty of ground mounts on farm and rural properties, and they see problems rooftop systems don't: chewed wiring from rodents and groundhogs, racking shifts, weed and shading encroachment, and long trench runs that fail underground. We diagnose and repair ground mounts of any brand, and we install critter guards to keep the wildlife out for good.
Mountville is one bridge away — York city, Red Lion, and Dover are an easy trip, and even Hanover, Dillsburg, and the Maryland-line boroughs like New Freedom and Delta are well within our normal service runs. Start with a free Solar Triage Call at (717) 864-4125 and we'll get a visit on the schedule quickly.
Book your free Solar Triage Call — a no-pressure phone consult to figure out what's wrong and what it'll take to fix it. Call (717) 864-4125 or schedule online at triage.medics.solar.