What is the clearest division of liability among Tesla, roofer, and homeowner for leaks or production shortfalls 5–10 years out, especially after unrelated roof work?
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Tesla is typically responsible for defects in the solar system itself, including equipment and installation issues. The roofer is liable for any damage caused during unrelated roof work. The homeowner is responsible for ongoing roof maintenance and coordinating between both parties. If a leak or production issue occurs 5–10 years later, liability depends on what caused the problem — system failure (Tesla), roof damage from third-party work (roofer), or neglect (homeowner).
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Tesla takes care of solar equipment and setup problems, but if someone else messes with the system, that’s on them. The roofer is on the hook for any damage they cause while working on the roof, particularly if it messes with the solar panels. The homeowner needs to make sure everyone’s on the same page. If they let someone do work that’s not approved, it could cancel the warranties. Talking openly and using qualified people can help keep things smooth.
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