SYSTEM REVIEW
Equipment and design review
Review proposed equipment combinations, solar-plus-battery systems, and project details before they stall in the field.
The operations gap
The work between the sale and the service call.
ArrayMettle adds practical remote support alongside your existing design partners and field crew. Bring the system details, the paperwork snag, or the issue no one can diagnose from a plan set alone.
See the working approachPROJECT COORDINATION
Plans, permits, and utility paperwork
Coordinate plan sets, permit packages, interconnection and PTO paperwork, change orders, and as-built documentation.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Commissioning and troubleshooting
Get remote commissioning assistance, equipment troubleshooting, and manufacturer RMA support using the project context you have.
SERVICE CONTINUITY
Triage for the systems left behind
Help customers with installed systems whose original contractor is no longer available, without taking on onsite installation.
A practical handoff
Remote support that starts with the real situation.
No new software promise or simulated portal. Start a conversation, share the context, and work through the next useful step with your existing team.
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Bring the project context
Start with a project or service question and the information already available: plans, equipment details, portal observations, photos, or video.
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Work through the next step
ArrayMettle helps review the issue and coordinate the technical, documentation, or administrative work that can move remotely.
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Keep your crew in control
Your team remains responsible for onsite work. When licensed engineering or a stamp is required, the work goes to appropriately licensed professionals.
Continuity for installed systems
When the original installer is gone, support still matters.
ArrayMettle can help contractors triage questions around orphaned solar and battery systems—bringing the available photos, video, and system information into a remote technical review.
Clear lines of work
Built to complement the people already on the project.
Remote operations · U.S. solar contractors
ArrayMettle does not install equipment. When licensed engineering or a stamp is needed, that work is referred to appropriately licensed professionals.
Your crew stays responsible for onsite work; ArrayMettle supports the reviews, coordination, and technical questions that can be handled remotely.
Start with a project question
Put experienced operations support within reach.
Tell us what your team is working through. We’ll start with the context and the support you need.