₹ 539.00 ₹ 749.00
Shandar Services provides professional Solar Panel Inspection Services for residential, commercial, and small industrial solar systems.
Our inspection service is designed to identify visible damage, installation issues, wiring problems, loose connections, panel condition, mounting concerns, and other common issues that may affect the safety and performance of a solar system.
Our technicians inspect solar panels, mounting structures, visible cables, connectors, inverter connections, protection components, and other accessible system components according to the agreed service scope.
Our goal is to provide a systematic inspection that helps customers understand the current condition of their solar installation and identify areas that may require cleaning, maintenance, repair, or replacement.
Our Solar Panel Inspection Service provides professional inspection and basic condition assessment for rooftop and suitable ground-mounted solar systems.
Our Service Includes:
• Solar Panel Visual Inspection
• Panel Surface Condition Check
• Cracks & Visible Damage Inspection
• Panel Frame Inspection
• Solar Panel Alignment Check
• Mounting Structure Visual Inspection
• DC Cable Inspection
• MC4 / Compatible Connector Inspection
• Visible Wiring Inspection
• Inverter Connection Check
• Earthing Connection Visual Check
• Protection Device Visual Check
• Roof-Mounted System Inspection
• Visible Corrosion Inspection
• Loose Component Identification
• Shading & Obstruction Check
• Basic System Condition Assessment
• Inspection Report / Findings Summary Where Applicable
The inspection scope may vary depending on system size, accessibility, equipment type, safety conditions, and the customer's specific requirements.
| System Type | Typical Inspection Coverage |
|---|---|
| Residential Rooftop Solar | Panels, cables, connectors, mounting & visible connections |
| Small Commercial Solar | Panels, mounting, wiring, inverter & protection components |
| Large Commercial Solar | Project-based detailed inspection |
| Ground-Mounted Solar | Panels, structure, cables & accessible components |
| Older Solar Systems | Condition, visible damage, wiring & mounting inspection |
| Post-Repair Inspection | Repaired area and accessible system components |
| Pre-Maintenance Inspection | General condition assessment before maintenance |
Note: Inspection coverage depends on site accessibility, system design, safety conditions, equipment type, and the agreed service scope.
Solar Panel Inspection Service Charges
| System Size | Estimated Inspection Charges |
|---|---|
| 1–3 kW | ₹800 – ₹1,500 |
| 4–5 kW | ₹1,000 – ₹2,000 |
| 6–10 kW | ₹1,500 – ₹3,000 |
| 11–25 kW | ₹2,500 – ₹5,000 |
| 26–50 kW | ₹4,000 – ₹8,000 |
| 51–100 kW | ₹7,000 – ₹15,000 |
| 100+ kW | Project-Based |
Important Pricing Note:
The above figures are indicative inspection/service charges and may vary depending on system size, rooftop height, accessibility, inspection requirements, travel distance, equipment type, and project complexity.
Detailed testing, thermal imaging, specialised electrical testing, or additional diagnostic work may be charged separately unless specifically included in the quotation.
Standard Inspection Coverage
✓ Solar Panel Visual Inspection
✓ Panel Surface Condition Check
✓ Visible Crack & Damage Check
✓ Panel Frame Inspection
✓ Panel Alignment Check
✓ Mounting Structure Visual Check
✓ Visible DC Cable Inspection
✓ Connector Condition Check
✓ Visible AC Wiring Inspection
✓ Inverter Exterior / Connection Check
✓ Basic Earthing Visual Check
✓ Basic Protection Device Check
✓ Shading & Obstruction Check
✓ Visible Corrosion Check
✓ Loose Component Identification
✓ Basic Inspection Findings
The following services are generally excluded unless specifically mentioned in the quotation:
✗ Solar Panel Cleaning
✗ Solar Panel Repair
✗ Solar Panel Replacement
✗ Inverter Repair
✗ Inverter Replacement
✗ Major Electrical Rewiring
✗ DC Cable Replacement
✗ AC Cable Replacement
✗ Mounting Structure Replacement
✗ Roof Repair
✗ Roof Waterproofing
✗ Major Structural Repair
✗ Crane or Special Lifting Equipment
✗ Advanced Thermal Imaging
✗ Laboratory Testing
✗ Manufacturer Warranty Claims
✗ Electricity-Board Charges
Depending on the inspection requirements, suitable tools and equipment may include:
• Digital Multimeter
• Clamp Meter
• Electrical Testing Equipment
• Solar System Monitoring Data
• Insulation Testing Equipment Where Required
• Visual Inspection Tools
• Flashlight / Inspection Light
• Measuring Tools
• Safety Equipment
• Suitable Rooftop Access Equipment
Specialised testing equipment may be used only when required and when included in the agreed inspection scope.
Step 1 – Service Request & Site Information
We collect basic information about the solar system, property, system capacity, and customer's concerns.
Step 2 – Site Safety Assessment
Our technician checks rooftop accessibility, working conditions, electrical safety considerations, and other site-specific risks.
Step 3 – Solar Panel Inspection
Panels are visually inspected for cracks, chips, discoloration, physical damage, dirt accumulation, frame issues, and other visible conditions.
Step 4 – Panel Alignment & Shading Check
The panel layout, visible alignment, surrounding obstructions, and potential shading sources are checked.
Step 5 – Mounting Structure Inspection
Accessible mounting structures, fasteners, supports, visible corrosion, and alignment are visually inspected.
Step 6 – Cable & Connector Inspection
Visible DC cables, connectors, cable routing, insulation condition, and connection points are checked for obvious issues.
Step 7 – Inverter & Electrical Inspection
The inverter exterior, visible connections, indicators, and accessible electrical components are checked according to the inspection scope.
Step 8 – Earthing & Protection Check
Accessible earthing connections and protection components are visually checked for obvious issues.
Step 9 – System Performance Review
Where system monitoring information is available, basic generation or performance information may be reviewed to identify unusual performance patterns.
Step 10 – Findings & Recommendations
The customer is informed about identified issues and any recommended cleaning, maintenance, repair, replacement, or further testing.
| System Size | Approx. Inspection Time |
|---|---|
| 1–3 kW | 30–60 Minutes |
| 4–5 kW | 45–90 Minutes |
| 6–10 kW | 1–2 Hours |
| 11–25 kW | 2–4 Hours |
| 26–50 kW | 4–8 Hours |
| 51–100 kW | 1–2 Working Days |
| 100+ kW | Project-Based |
Actual inspection time depends on system size, accessibility, number of panels, equipment configuration, inspection depth, safety requirements, and site conditions.
After the inspection, customers may receive information regarding identified visible issues and recommended next steps according to the service scope.
Inspection Findings May Include:
• Panel Condition
• Visible Physical Damage
• Cable Condition
• Connector Condition
• Mounting Structure Condition
• Visible Corrosion
• Shading / Obstruction Issues
• Inverter Condition
• Visible Electrical Issues
• Maintenance Requirements
• Recommended Repairs
• Recommended Further Testing
A detailed written inspection report, photographs, measurements, or advanced diagnostic report may be provided where specifically included in the quotation.
Solar panel inspection is recommended when customers notice unusual system behaviour, visible damage, reduced generation, or before/after major maintenance work.
Inspection may be particularly useful:
• When Solar Generation Drops Unexpectedly
• After Severe Weather
• After Heavy Rain or Storms
• After Roof Repair or Renovation
• When Panels Show Visible Damage
• When Inverter Shows an Error
• Before Buying a Property With Existing Solar
• Before Major Solar Maintenance
• After Solar Panel Repair
• For Older Solar Installations
• As Part of Periodic System Maintenance
✓ Helps Identify Visible Solar Panel Damage
✓ Helps Detect Loose or Damaged Components
✓ Supports Preventive Maintenance
✓ Helps Identify Cable & Connector Issues
✓ Helps Check Mounting Structure Condition
✓ Helps Identify Shading Problems
✓ Supports Solar System Safety Checks
✓ Helps Identify Potential Maintenance Requirements
✓ Supports Better System Monitoring
✓ Can Help Prevent Minor Issues From Becoming Major Problems
Q1. What does a solar panel inspection include?
A standard inspection may include checking the solar panels, visible cables, connectors, mounting structure, inverter connections, shading, and other accessible components according to the agreed service scope.
Q2. How often should solar panels be inspected?
Inspection frequency depends on system age, environmental conditions, maintenance history, and performance. Periodic professional inspection can help identify issues before they become more serious.
Q3. Can you inspect a residential solar system?
Yes. Shandar Services provides solar panel inspection for residential rooftop systems.
Q4. Can you inspect commercial solar systems?
Yes. Commercial systems can be inspected, with larger installations generally requiring a project-specific inspection scope.
Q5. Can inspection identify why solar generation is low?
An inspection can help identify common visible or installation-related causes. Additional electrical testing or detailed system diagnostics may be required to determine the exact cause.
Q6. Do you repair problems found during inspection?
Repair work is generally a separate service unless repair is specifically included in the quotation. We can recommend the appropriate repair or maintenance service based on the inspection findings.
Q7. Can you inspect solar panels after a storm?
Yes. Post-storm inspection can help identify visible panel damage, mounting issues, cable problems, and other accessible concerns.
Q8. Does solar panel inspection include cleaning?
No. Standard inspection does not generally include cleaning. Solar Panel Cleaning can be provided as a separate service.
Q9. Can you inspect the inverter also?
Yes. The inspection can include the inverter exterior, visible connections, indicators, and accessible components according to the agreed scope.
Q10. Will I receive an inspection report?
Inspection findings can be provided to the customer. A detailed written report, photographs, measurements, or advanced diagnostic information depends on the selected inspection package.
Professional Inspection
Trained technicians follow a systematic approach to inspect accessible solar system components.
Detailed Condition Checking
Attention is given to panels, cables, connectors, mounting structures, inverter connections, and visible electrical components.
Transparent Pricing
Clear inspection scope and estimated charges are provided before work begins.
Residential & Commercial Solutions
Inspection support is available for different solar system capacities and property types.
Safety-Focused Work
Safety and rooftop accessibility are considered before and during the inspection.
Practical Recommendations
Customers receive information about visible issues and recommended maintenance or repair requirements.
All prices mentioned on this page are indicative estimates intended for service planning and website reference.
Final pricing may vary depending on:
• Solar System Capacity
• Number of Solar Panels
• Panel Layout
• Rooftop Height
• Rooftop Accessibility
• System Age
• Inspection Depth
• Electrical Testing Requirements
• Cable Length & Routing
• Inverter Type
• Mounting Structure
• Travel / Transportation
• Special Equipment Requirements
• Commercial / Industrial Site Conditions
Final service charges will be confirmed according to the actual site conditions and agreed inspection scope.
