Perihelion Solar · All 75 Arkansas counties
A service plan for the life of your solar system
Keep a clear plan for looking after your solar system after installation. Perihelion Solar offers recurring service options for Arkansas owners who want scheduled inspections, cleaning, performance checks, and a place to turn when something changes.
Agree on the care your system needs
- A recurring inspection and maintenance schedule
- Panel cleaning suited to site conditions and agreed scope
- Performance checks and review of monitoring concerns
- Troubleshooting and priority-support options defined in your plan
A useful service plan makes the scope clear: what is checked, how often visits occur, and how additional work is handled. Site conditions, system size, and access affect the plan. Repairs, replacement parts, travel, and monitoring arrangements should be specified rather than assumed to be included.
What to have ready
Have the service address, approximate system size, equipment brands, and any recent maintenance records ready. Tell us about recurring issues and how much of the routine care you would like us to handle. We can also discuss plans for multiple properties.
What happens after you contact us
We review your system and maintenance priorities, then propose a scope and schedule. The agreement defines included services and how additional work is quoted. Findings from checks help you decide what needs attention next.
Common questions
Is a service plan the same as a warranty?
No. A service plan defines agreed maintenance and support. Manufacturer and workmanship warranties have their own terms; repair parts or labor are covered only where the relevant agreement says they are.
Does a plan include continuous monitoring?
Monitoring arrangements depend on the selected scope, available equipment access, and agreed responsibilities. Confirm the monitoring service and response expectations in the plan.
Can I request a single inspection first?
Yes. A one-time inspection or cleaning request can help establish the system’s condition before you decide on ongoing maintenance.