Phuket Property Solar System Due Diligence

Solar can reduce grid use, but panels alone do not prove savings or a transferable asset. A buyer should separate the equipment, roof, electrical and utility evidence before assigning value.

Buyer checklist

• Identify who owns every panel, inverter, battery, meter and monitoring account; check for finance, lease or installer claims.
• Obtain designs, invoices, serial numbers, commissioning tests, warranties and service history.
• Inspect roof penetrations, waterproofing, corrosion, cable protection, earthing, isolators and fire access.
• Compare interval data and bills with realistic occupancy; do not rely on a seller's headline saving.
• Verify current utility connection, metering and any export or purchase arrangement directly with the relevant provider.
• Confirm how warranties, apps, credentials and maintenance contacts transfer at completion.

Continue with our buying service, inspection guides, district research and management service.

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Fact-check flags

Utility rules, export programmes, tariffs, approvals, warranties, battery life, roof capacity, insurance and savings are system- and date-specific. Confirm them with PEA or the relevant utility, qualified engineers, the insurer and legal advisers.