Most solar service software assumes every roof is PV. Yours doesn't have to.
A lot of field service software built for solar treats PV as the whole business and forces pool heating and hot water systems into generic "other equipment" fields. SolarProjeX tracks solar pool heat (SPH) and domestic hot water (DHW) as distinct system types from day one, alongside PV — each with the fields that actually matter for that equipment.
Techs get guided diagnostic workflows for common thermal failure modes: confirming the actuator is actually in the open-to-solar position and not stuck in bypass, walking flow rate, panel condition, temperature differential setting, and run time when a system runs but underheats, and checking the differential controller set point for the local climate. It's the same troubleshooting logic a seasoned thermal tech uses, built into the job.
What it does, point by point
- SPH and DHW tracked as their own equipment/system types, distinct from PV
- Guided diagnostic checklists for flow rate, actuator position, and temperature differential troubleshooting
- Customer equipment records carry thermal-specific fields, not generic notes
- Same dispatch, forms, paysheets, and reporting as your PV jobs — one platform, not a bolt-on
- Runs alongside PV production monitoring for accounts that install both