Selected work
More than 4,000 permitted projects have gone out of this office. Below is a cross-section: built systems, design models and the sealed drawing sheets that got them through review.
01 · Case study
A 142 kW rooftop array on an operating fire station. A fire station is an essential facility, so the whole set is designed to Risk Category IV, the strictest loading class in the code, at 140 mph design wind over a TPO membrane roof.
Four SolarEdge inverters feed an AC accumulation panel. Every conduit that crosses the apparatus bay wall gets a fire-rated penetration detail, and a data logger ties back to the station IT room.
02 · Built work
Every array below was permitted from a set drawn and sealed in this office.
clamped to the seams,
not one hole in the roof
A full-slope, all-black array covering the entire south face of a Miami-Dade residence. It is clamped directly to the standing seams, so the roof was never penetrated and the manufacturer warranty stayed intact.
A composition-shingle roof split across two orientations and boxed in by mature tree cover. The shade study drove the layout: modules only where they actually produce.
03 · Drawings
Photographs sell the finished job. These sheets decide whether the permit clears on the first pass.
if the detail is on the sheet,
the review moves
04 · Deliverable
A single sealed PDF, sheet-numbered and ready to upload to the AHJ portal.
Sheet count varies with scope. A simple residential retrofit runs lighter than an essential-facility commercial array, but the structure stays the same, so your permit runner always knows where to look.
See the full service list →| Sheet | Contents |
|---|---|
| PV-1 | Cover, code summary, project data |
| PV-2 | Site plan and fire setbacks |
| PV-3 | Roof plan, module layout, attachment schedule |
| S-1 | Structural details, uplift, mounting |
| E-1 | Single-line and riser diagram |
| E-2 | Calculations: string sizing, OCPD, voltage drop |
| E-3 | Equipment elevations and details |
| E-4 | Placards and labeling |
| Spec | Manufacturer datasheets and listings |
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