Yes, due to extreme wind loads, the City often requires a letter or structural plans sealed by a Florida Professional Engineer (P.E.) to verify the structural integrity of your roof supports, which we handle as part of the permitting process.

We use specialized coastal-rated hardware, including stainless steel fasteners and anodized aluminum rails, which are designed and coated to resist the rapid corrosion caused by sea salt spray and humidity.

For reliable emergency power, we recommend integrated solutions like the Tesla Powerwall 3 or Enphase IQ Batteries, which provide seamless backup and resilience when the FPL grid goes down during severe weather.

Yes, Miami Beach codes often require minimal visibility. We utilize low-profile, black-on-black systems and position them strategically to ensure aesthetic standards are met while maximizing power generation.

Yes, compliance with the Florida Fire Prevention Code is mandatory. We ensure that all roof arrays include the necessary fire pathways and setbacks for inspector and first-responder access.