Is Port St. Lucie in Martin County?
Port St. Lucie is in St. Lucie County. Use the St. Lucie County or Port St. Lucie planning page for that property.
Martin County service area
Solar panels and repairs in Martin County
Get a solar comparison for your Martin County home, or help with panels you already have. An advisor helps you understand the available options and find a licensed partner for the project.
- Independent advisor — the selected licensed partner performs the work
- Address-level permitting, utility and roof review before any proposal
- New residential reviews start at 5 kW; existing-system work is scoped separately
Already have solar? Get help with your next project.
Choose the help you need. You can ask about a system installed by another company; the service partner will check the equipment and work required.
Repair or diagnose a systemRequest help Remove panels for a roof projectRequest help Add or replace battery backupRequest help
The 5 kW minimum applies to new residential solar installations. Repairs, panel removal and battery requests are reviewed separately.
Find your local planning page
| Community | Planning focus |
|---|---|
| Stuart | City versus county approval path, reroof coordination and commercial operating schedules. |
| Palm City | Future EV/HVAC loads, multiple meters and backup power for selected equipment. |
| Hobe Sound | Roof life, shade assessment and installation timing around roof replacement. |
| Jensen Beach | Mainland versus island address, shared roofs and seasonal occupancy. |
| Sewall's Point | Town permit office, equipment placement and property access. |
| Hutchinson Island | Exact county/municipal boundary, coastal equipment and association authority. |
Confirm the authority before creating a project schedule
Martin County (opens in a new tab), the City of Stuart (opens in a new tab) and the Town of Sewall's Point (opens in a new tab) publish their own building resources. Have the partner identify the governing office from the parcel.
Resolve association review and utility interconnection as separate project tasks. Request the name of the person managing each task and the approvals required before the system returns to ordinary operation.
Start a new-system comparison with a complete cost model
Provide 12 months of use, proposed future loads and the roof work you expect. Ask for the system's equipment list, modeled production, cash price and payment terms for any financing you compare.
The proposal should show the remaining electricity cost and explain maintenance and roof responsibilities. New residential reviews start at 5 kW. The partner confirms the property's physical and utility requirements before acceptance.
Use a service review when panels already exist
An inverter alert, roof leak, planned reroof or equipment expansion calls for a different scope from a new installation. Send the equipment details and available original agreements, then identify the issue and timing.
Read the regional repair, removal or battery page to prepare records for the partner.
FAQ
Questions from Martin County property owners
Does the Martin County page cover Sewall's Point permits?
It identifies the town as a separate permit starting point. The Sewall's Point page links the town building department and explains the property review.
Do existing-system repairs have a 5 kW minimum?
The 5 kW starting point applies to new residential installation reviews. Repair and removal requests are evaluated according to equipment and service scope.
How do I start a Martin County solar review?
Send the address, roof history and electric use for new panels, or the issue and equipment records for an existing system. Palm Beach Solar arranges the appropriate partner review.
Official solar and permitting resources for Martin County
Review current utility, tax, and licensing requirements directly with the responsible agency before making a property or contract decision.
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Start with your Martin County address
Palm Beach Solar organizes the comparison and the partner review. The selected licensed partner performs and contracts for the work.