Describe the panels
Quantity, condition and anything you know from the label.
Working panels may be useful to someone else. Damaged panels may belong in a recycling stream. Tell us what you have and we’ll help route it to the most sensible next stop.

Quantity, condition and anything you know from the label.
Your ZIP code helps determine realistic pickup and drop-off choices.
We review the details and respond with the most practical route.
Working panels with clear specifications may have a second-life market.
Condition, testing and project needs determine whether more evaluation makes sense.
When reuse is not practical, the panel can be reviewed for a responsible recycling route.
You do not have to decide whether the panels should be sold, reused or recycled before contacting us. That is the question this intake is designed to help answer.
Some are. Brand, wattage, age, condition, quantity and location all matter. We do not promise a purchase, but we can help identify whether resale or reuse is realistic.
Testing details help, but you can still start if you do not have them. Share the label information, condition and approximate quantity you know.
Panels that are not practical to reuse can be routed toward a responsible recycling evaluation rather than being treated like ordinary junk.
Yes. Choose “Buy used panels” and describe the wattage, quantity or project you are trying to supply. Current inventory is handled through Discount Solar.
Transportation depends on volume, location and how the panels are packed. Include your ZIP code and whether the panels are loose, stacked or palletized.
No. Homeowners, installers, property managers, utilities and collectors can all submit a request.