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Residential construction

Protect what matters most.

Start with a better understanding of your roof — then decide what comes next with Fullerton Construction.

Property-aware starting point

Begin with the home you already know — address and roof geometry first.

Clear next steps

Move from online planning tools to a conversation — without pressure.

No-obligation planning

Explore squares, pitch, and questions before anyone visits the roof.

Roofing around your existing array

Reroofing with solar panels — our specialty

Many roofers avoid roofs with solar panels. Fullerton Construction specializes in reroofing homes with existing solar — Fullerton coordinates the full reroof-with-solar project.

Original illustration of solar panels on a house roof
  1. Assess the roof and array

    Review the roof, existing panels and access, and identify what needs to happen before roofing begins.

  2. Coordinate panel handling

    Fullerton coordinates panel handling. Panel removal and reinstallation are performed by a licensed electrician subcontracted by Fullerton; storage arrangements are confirmed with you.

  3. Reroof with a clear plan

    Carry out the agreed roofing work after the array has been safely removed by the subcontracted licensed electrician.

  4. Panels go back on

    The licensed electrician subcontracted by Fullerton reinstalls the panels and handles the electrical scope.

Before work: check your solar company’s warranty, service agreement and removal/reinstallation terms. Roofing and electrical scopes are confirmed before work. Panel handling is performed by the subcontracted electrician, not a claim that Fullerton itself holds an electrical or solar license.

Discuss a roof with solar panels →

The process

A clearer path to your next roof

Roofing decisions get easier when the sequence is plain. This site is built around three practical steps — the tools you can use today, and the on-site evaluation that comes when you are ready.

  1. Online estimate

    Use the address card and roof-squares calculator to gather a grounded starting picture of size and shape.

  2. Review the details

    Compare notes, pitch factors, and questions so the conversation focuses on what actually matters at your home.

  3. On-site evaluation

    When you are ready, a visit can confirm access, layers, slope, condition, and decking — the parts no webpage can inspect. Drone roof inspection is also available to photograph hard-to-reach areas.

Suburban home with a multi-gabled shingle roof at dusk
Stock photography for illustration — not a Fullerton Construction project.

Important estimate note

Online tools on this site produce a public record estimate, not a quote. Access, layers, slope, condition, and decking are not inspected here. An on-site evaluation is required before any firm proposal. No Fullerton license, manufacturer certification, contractor workmanship warranty, reviews, awards, years in business, service-area claims, or financing partners are asserted in this draft.