Our work
Roofs we solved.
Project sheets with real install photography (free stock) and fictional Harborline project notes.
Project sheets
Kenwood bungalow — 8.2kW
Low-pitch shingle roof, east/west arrays, shade-aware layout.
Two roof planes, east and west, split into separate arrays so morning and afternoon production balance out.
- System
- 8.2 kW
- Challenge
- Low pitch + shade
- Focus
- Monitoring
Old Northeast — 10.4kW + battery
Historic district constraints, discreet conduit, evening backup.
Conduit routed out of the street view and arrays kept to the rear roof planes. A home battery covers evening loads.
- System
- 10.4 kW + battery
- Challenge
- Historic district
- Focus
- Evening backup
Gateway warehouse — 48kW commercial
Flat membrane, ballast mounts, production for daytime load.
Ballasted mounts keep the roof membrane unpenetrated. Sized to daytime load so production is used on site.
- System
- 48 kW
- Challenge
- Flat membrane roof
- Focus
- Daytime load match
Seminole Heights — 9.6kW
Tree-lined lot, microinverters, monitoring for first-time owners.
Microinverters isolate shaded panels. Monitoring walks first-time owners through a good production day.
- System
- 9.6 kW
- Challenge
- Tree-lined lot
- Focus
- First-time owner
In their words
After the install.
Illustrative testimonials from fictional customers.
- “They walked us through sizing without the hard sell. Our bill dropped the first full month.”Elena R., Kenwood, St. Petersburg
- “Clear timeline, clean install, and monitoring that actually makes sense on my phone.”Marcus T., Clearwater Beach
- “We added battery later. Same crew, same care. Feels like a neighborhood shop, not a franchise.”Priya & Dan S., South Tampa
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