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Compare roof age/condition and PV system horizon before signing.
Avoid installing new PV on a roof that will soon need replacement and document structure, attachments, membrane and future access.
Compare roof age/condition and PV system horizon before signing.
Future removal/reinstallation cost can change project economics; attachments must transfer loads correctly.
End-of-life roof, unknown structure, leakage or attachment changes: coordinate roofer/structure/electrical before PV.
This triage helps choose the next step; it does not replace design, permitting or professional diagnosis.
Checked 2026-08-22.
These links connect this page to the next useful checks and decisions without repeating the full content.
V14 connects envelope, air, fire, structure, water and code instead of treating each project in isolation.
V15 covers issues that can block a project, cause a loss or become expensive once concealed.
V16 connects water, soil, climate, safety, materials and seasonal use to existing projects.
V17 completes gas, soil, water, fire, climate and structural interfaces.
V18 connects systems that become costly or regulated when a primary project triggers them.
V19 covers interfaces that become important when multiple home systems interact.
V26 connects systems that cross utility, plumbing, HVAC, envelope and metering boundaries.
V27 connects payment, water, envelope, ventilation and jobsite details that often create costly surprises.
V28 connects small details that become costly once finishes are closed.
V30 connects projects where multiple systems, owners or rules meet.
V31 helps verify systems after work and document the values that make a home safer to operate.
V32 connects contamination, storm damage, legacy materials and recommissioning before rebuilding.
V33 checks electrical, legal, environmental and climate constraints that can block a project before demolition starts.
V34 connects use permits, soil, excavation, neighbouring structures and public-space logistics before hard-to-reverse work.
These details are small on a drawing but can control water, structure or durability.