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Solar homes are everywhere across Los Angeles County and Orange County — but solar systems are still one of the most misunderstood parts of a real estate transaction.
At Villa Property Inspections, we provide professional solar inspections in Southern California to help buyers, sellers, and real estate agents clearly understand what a solar home actually includes — before it becomes a problem.
Our inspections are designed to reduce uncertainty, protect our clients, and keep transactions moving smoothly.
Have questions about our solar inspections? Want to schedule an inspection? Contact us today to learn more about how we can help.

Our solar inspections help answer the most common buyer question:
“What am I inheriting with this solar system?”
You receive a clear, easy-to-understand solar inspection report that supports confident decision-making — without overwhelming technical language.
A solar inspection provides clarity early, which is almost always cheaper than fixing surprises later.

Our company is Sprk Certified, which means all of our inspectors are trained and knowledgeable to provide you with:
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Yes. A solar inspection helps verify the condition, performance indicators, and remaining life of a solar system before you close escrow. In Southern California, many systems are 5–15 years old and may involve loans or leases, so verification helps prevent costly surprises.
Yes. A roof inspection evaluates roofing materials and structural condition. A solar inspection evaluates the solar system’s visible components, inverter condition, system size, installation quality, and energy production indicators.
No. In most cases, ordering a solar inspection early prevents delays. Solar-related questions often surface during renegotiation or appraisal. Verifying the system upfront reduces uncertainty and keeps transactions moving.
A solar inspection typically includes:
Our clients in Los Angeles and Orange County typically order these inspections when:
If a home has solar, clarity early creates stronger confidence later.
Most solar panels are designed to last 25–50 years. Inverters typically last 10–25 years, depending on type. Climate conditions in Los Angeles and Orange County can impact performance, which is why inspection and documentation matter.
We proudly serve Los Angeles County, Orange County, and surrounding Southern California communities.

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