Your solar system is an important investment in your home or business, and proactive monitoring helps protect it. Our professional solar monitoring system services–offered through our Solar Monitoring Service Agreement (MSA)–provide monthly system oversight, timely alerts, remote support, and preferred service pricing, all backed by our in-house, NABCEP-certified service team. With annual plans starting at $199, MSA’s offer an affordable option to ensure your system is performing as expected.
We can monitor systems in Illinois and Missouri. Reach out to start your plan today.
Solar is built to last, but even the best systems can benefit from ongoing oversight. Communication errors, inverter faults, or equipment issues can quietly interrupt production. Unless you’re checking your monitoring portal daily, you could be surprised with a high energy bill if an issue goes unnoticed.
Adding a monitoring service plan keeps expert eyes on your solar system performance. We can monitor most major inverter brands, including Enphase, SMA, SolarEdge, Solis, Fronius, and others.
Our proactive care approach gives you peace of mind knowing that our team has your back.
Stay informed and empowered with residential solar monitoring system services designed to help you:
Looking for more than monitoring? Learn about our full residential service and maintenance offering.
Solar helps businesses better control operating expenses. Protecting that investment is crucial.
Need a more encompassing plan? Learn about our full commercial Solar O&M services.
StraightUp Solar’s Monitoring Service Agreement Plans are designed for residential and small commercial arrays. Plans typically cost $199 per year, plus $50 for each additional system with a separate monitoring login, and are renewable.
Our Monitoring Service Agreements support both residential and small commercial systems (up to 100kW) in Illinois and Missouri.
We prioritize existing StraightUp Solar customers in the event on-site service is needed–one of the many benefits of choosing a trusted, long-standing solar installation company to care for your system from the start.
If you’ve been left with an abandoned system from an out-of-business installer, or if your original provider is unavailable, we may be able to help. Reach out to see if you’re eligible for our monitoring services. In addition for those in Illinois, StraightUp solar is a registered Illinois Shines Approved Vendor, meaning we meet the program’s heightened requirements to support qualifying participants.
StraightUp Solar has served our Missouri and Illinois neighbors since 2006, helping thousands of homeowners and businesses choose brighter energy. As a Certified B Corp, we care deeply for our community, offering dependable support long after installation.
Our in-house, NABCEP-certified monitoring technicians live and work within the regions we serve. That means when you need us, you’ll talk to real people who understand your system and are committed to its long-term care. We live out our CLEARE Values in our daily work.
Care for Community
Lead the Energy Transition
Educate Everyone
Advocate with Purpose
Respect People & Planet
Embody Excellence
We’re here to help you get the most out of your solar investment–today, tomorrow, and years from now.
Yes. Your monitoring app displays data, but doesn’t necessarily notify you when something goes wrong. With a Monitoring Service Agreement, our NABCEP certified experts actively review your home or business’ system and alert you if intervention is needed.
No. Monitoring is proactive oversight, alerts, and remote support of your system. Onsite repairs fall under separate service. We offer residential service as well as commercial operations & maintenance.
Yes. MSA’s are annual and renewable.
Plans are affordable, typically costing $199 per year plus $50 for each additional system that has a separate monitoring login.
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