Expansion is common when a household adds an EV, a heat pump or a pool after the original system was designed.
What determines feasibility
Available inverter headroom, remaining roof area with good exposure, your electrical service capacity, and your utility interconnection agreement. Increasing system size generally requires a new interconnection application.
Add to the existing system, or build a second one
If the existing inverter is near capacity or nearing end of life, a separate array with its own inverter is sometimes cheaper and cleaner than forcing an expansion. We price both when both are viable.
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