Protect the gap beneath the array
We review the roof layout and propose protection for the relevant edges. The attachment approach must fit the equipment and preserve required clearances. A guard is not a roof repair or a guarantee against every animal entry point.
Read our animal damage guide to understand what should be inspected when you see activity or production problems.
Price by the perimeter that needs protection
Our rate is $5–$9 per linear foot. A 60-foot scope is $300–$540; 150 feet is $750–$1,350. Separate roof sections can increase perimeter even with the same panel count. No travel fee.
See perimeter examples and quote questionsReview existing conditions first
Send the city, array photos, and a description of what you hear or see. Mention active animals, nesting signs, debris, previous guard installation, or any monitoring alerts. We confirm any need for a wildlife specialist, cleanup, or electrical repairs before closing the perimeter.
The written quote should distinguish new guard installation from damage that already exists. Ask for material, attachment, coverage, and workmanship details before approving work.
A practical next step for DFW homeowners
We serve Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Arlington, Irving, McKinney, Cedar Hill, and surrounding communities. Existing plans or ground-level photos help us assess your project. Do not climb onto the roof, reach under modules, or attempt to handle damaged wiring.
