New roof in Milwaukie? We take the solar down and put it back
Solar panels in the way of a Milwaukie re-roof? We take them down and put them back.
5.0 on Google | 106 reviews | CCB 202002
The oldest houses after Portland
The median Milwaukie home was built in 1968, and many roofs have had a replacement already. Sixty-one percent of occupied homes are owner-occupied (Census ACS 2020-2024). Old houses sometimes surprise a roofer, and we check the panel and wiring while the array is down.
Are you actually in the city?
The city says a Milwaukie mailing address does not necessarily mean you live inside city limits. That changes who permits the work. We check your jurisdiction first. Inside the city, permits run through the state e-permitting system and the city contracts Clackamas County for electrical plan review and inspections.
Seven districts, one utility
PGE is the utility on the city site. Milwaukie has seven Neighborhood District Associations: Ardenwald-Johnson Creek, Hector Campbell, Historic Milwaukie, Island Station, Lake Road, Lewelling, and Linwood. If yours has roof guidelines, tell us early.
Read first: removal and reinstall
Start with our removal and reinstall guide and roof first, or solar first. Putting solar on a house for the first time? See new solar installation in Milwaukie.
Who does the work
Energy Solutions has been doing this since 2013. Licensed electricians are on our own crew, with 50+ years of combined team experience, under Oregon CCB license 202002. We are rated 5.0 on Google across 106 reviews.
Near Milwaukie
Milwaukie is in Clackamas County. Nearby: Portland, Oregon City, Happy Valley. Ready? Request a free quote or call (971) 526-5545.
Questions we hear a lot
How do I know if I am inside Milwaukie city limits?
The city says a Milwaukie address may not be inside city limits. Give us your address and we check.
Who reviews electrical work in Milwaukie?
The city contracts Clackamas County for electrical plan review and inspections.
Should I check the panel during a Milwaukie re-roof?
With a median build year of 1968, often yes. We look at it while the panels are off.