Plan solar around your Wellington home's actual electric use. Compare available equipment and payment options, or request service before a roof project affects the panels you already have.
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.
The 5 kW minimum applies to new residential solar installations. Repairs, panel removal and battery requests are reviewed separately.
Wellington's planned community layout and newer residential construction make it an excellent solar market. Many Wellington homes are well-suited for solar due to their roof orientations and unobstructed sun exposure. Florida's property and sales tax exemptions and FPL net metering make the investment compelling.
Where FPL serves the property, its net-metering rules govern monthly retail-rate credits and annual true-up treatment. SolarAPP+ applies only to eligible residential rooftop projects in unincorporated Palm Beach County; the permitting path must be confirmed by address.
We help Wellington homeowners compare new residential solar options from vetted, licensed installation partners. An advisor follows up to discuss your roof, electric use and the available options.
Commercial properties in Wellington may qualify for the same Florida incentives as residential. We help you compare vetted, licensed partners for projects at any scale.
We coordinate solar for full neighborhood new-construction projects and HOA communities in Wellington and Palm Beach County. Contact us to discuss your development.
A strong solar comparison starts with the local approval path and the roof scope—not just a production estimate. Confirm details for the address, property type, and proposed equipment before signing a contract.
01 — Permit path
Wellington publishes both a Solar Panel Packet and Reroof Packet alongside electronic building-permit resources. The project team should use the current village materials and verify requirements for the property, equipment, and roof scope Wellington Building Forms & Applications.
02 — HOA review
Planned communities often have an architectural-review sequence in addition to municipal permitting. Provide the array layout, proposed equipment, and roof details early so community comments can be resolved before a contract or install date becomes fixed. Florida Statutes §163.04 bars associations and similar agreements from prohibiting solar, while allowing certain placement determinations that do not impair effective operation. This is planning information, not legal advice.
03 — Tile and roof readiness
For a tile roof, compare partners on their documented attachment approach, tile handling, weatherproofing details, and coordination with the roofing scope. A roof assessment should precede system design where there is a known repair, reroof, or warranty issue. Ask the installation partner to document the proposed attachment approach, any tile replacement allowance, and coordination with the roofer before a roof warranty or reroof schedule is affected.
04 — Existing solar / R&R
Wellington's separate Solar Panel and Reroof packets are a useful planning signal: a solar array and a roof project need coordinated documentation and sequencing. Confirm roles and inspection requirements before removal work begins. Review the removal and reinstallation service path before a roof date is set.
Yes. Palm Beach Solar serves Wellington and all of Palm Beach County for residential, commercial, and neighborhood solar projects. Call (786) 570-7135 for a free savings analysis.
Review current utility, tax, and licensing requirements directly with the responsible agency before making a property or contract decision.
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