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Solar PV & battery storage engineering

From first line to final seal.

PE-sealed photovoltaic and battery storage design for contractors across Florida. I design, calculate, check and seal every set myself, so your crew can build it safely and a reviewer can follow it without calling me. No middleman and no offshore drafting desk.

  • FL PE #91287
  • NABCEP PV Design Specialist
  • Electrical Contractor
  • English · Español
Eduardo Rodriguez at his desk with an open plan set, a drone and a solar module sample on the shelf behind him
The desk where sets get sealed
Permitted projects
4,000+
Years designing PV
10+
Licensed service area
FL + AZ
Typical draft turnaround
24–48h

where every
calculation starts

The engineer

I started on the roof. It shows in the drawings.

I'm Eduardo Rodriguez, a Florida Professional Engineer, Electrical Contractor and NABCEP PV Design Specialist. Before I ever drew a plan set, I was the one carrying modules up a ladder. I moved into CAD design, and today I engineer residential and commercial PV and battery systems across Florida.

Over the past decade I've delivered more than 4,000 permitted projects, from custom off-grid systems to public facilities including the University of Miami and Pinecrest Town Hall. Because I've installed what I now draw, my sets are built to be read on a roof, not just filed at a counter.

  1. ThenInstaller
  2. NextCAD designer
  3. NowProfessional Engineer
EduEduardo Rodriguez, P.E.

Capabilities

Everything between your site survey and an approved permit.

Residential retrofits to essential-facility commercial arrays. Every set is drawn, calculated, checked and sealed in-house.

take the whole scope,
or just one piece of it

PV + ESS plan sets

Sealed drawing packages built to code: site plan, layout, one-line, riser, calculations and placards.

NEC · FBC · NFPA 855 · ASCE 7

Permit & AHJ packages

Submittal-ready packages for Miami-Dade, Broward, Monroe and the Keys. I answer reviewer comments and revise until the permit is approved.

Revisions until approval

Utility interconnection

FPL, Keys and municipal applications: load calculations, main-bus derates, meter and main upgrades.

FPL · FKEC · NEC 705.12

Battery storage

Tesla Powerwall, Enphase, EP Cube and FranklinWH. Retrofits and new builds with proper clearances and placards.

UL 9540 / 9540A

Structural coordination

Carports and canopies, uplift tables, Miami-Dade NOAs and mounting details for 140 mph-plus wind zones.

ASCE 7 · Miami-Dade NOA

Owner's engineer reviews

Third-party code-compliance and QA review of someone else's set, before it costs you a rejection.

Independent QA

Not sure which pieces you need? Describe the job in two lines. I'll tell you what the scope actually requires, including the parts you don't need to buy.

All twelve services →

Selected work

Drawings that reviewers can follow and crews can build.

drawn in-house,
every single sheet

Case study · Essential facility

Orlando Fire Station 6

A 142 kW rooftop array on an active fire station. An essential facility has to stay standing and operating through the design storm, so the whole set is designed to Risk Category IV: 140 mph winds over a TPO roof, four SolarEdge inverters and fire-rated penetrations detailed through the apparatus bay.

Fire Sta. 6 · PV sizingE.R. 8/23/21

DC = 347 × 410 W = 142,270 W

     = 142.27 kW

AC = 2(43.2) + 17.3 + 9.0 = 112.7 kW

DC/AC = 142.27 ÷ 112.7 = 1.26 ✓

Wind: 140 mph · Exp. C · Cat. IV

Service: 800 A · 120/208 V · 3Ø

Max V-drop (system) = 1.20% ✓

Sun path, Orlando 28.5° N · today
A municipal reviewer should never have to phone the engineer to understand a drawing. If the detail is on the sheet, the review moves. Eduardo Rodriguez, P.E.
Full electrical one-line diagram for Orlando Fire Station 6 with conduit schedule and voltage-drop calculations
Electrical diagramConduit + V-drop
Sheet E-03 showing equipment elevations and fire barrier penetration details
Sheet E-03Fire-barrier details
Read the case study → PE-sealed Aug 2021 · Permitted by the City of Orlando
All-black solar array on a standing-seam metal roof beside a pool in Miami-Dade
Residential · Miami-Dade0 penetrations

Standing-seam metal roof

A full-slope, all-black array across the south face of the house, clamped straight to the seams without a single roof penetration.

Two-orientation solar array on a shingle roof surrounded by mature tree cover
Residential · South FloridaShade study

Two-orientation shingle roof

A composition-shingle roof split across two orientations and boxed in by mature trees. The shade study drove the layout.

Isometric drawing of an estate with twenty-three module rows, each tagged with module and mount counts
Isometric23 rows

Multi-roof estate

Twenty-three module rows across a complex roof, each tagged with module and mount counts for the install crew.

Residential system riser diagram with microinverter circuits and a 200 amp combiner panel
Riser diagramNEC 705.12

Microinverter riser

Seven circuits of Hoymiles microinverters into a 200 A combiner, surge protection and a line-side tap at the existing service.

Design model of a 96-module array across two commercial buildings
Design model96 modules

Two commercial buildings

Design model of a 96-module array split across two commercial buildings with different roof types.

Coverage

Ten years of pins on the same map.

Every marker is a permitted installation, from Jacksonville to Key West. The density in Miami-Dade and Broward is why local reviewers rarely surprise me.

Authorities having jurisdiction

  • Miami-Dade
  • Broward
  • Monroe / Keys
  • Palm Beach
  • City of Orlando
  • FPL
  • FKEC
  • Municipal utilities

Equipment I design with

  • Tesla Powerwall
  • Enphase
  • SolarEdge
  • EP Cube
  • FranklinWH
  • Hoymiles

every pin is a permitted job

How it works

Four steps, no chasing.

No portals and no ticket systems. Email and phone, and you always know where the job is.

  1. Share the basics

    Address, scope, equipment list and survey photos. Panel photos help too: the service and main breaker drive half the electrical design.

  2. Quote and timeline

    A fixed proposal with a clear schedule. The price covers the drawings, the seal and the comment responses.

    fixed price
  3. Review and refine

    The draft lands, typically within 24 to 48 hours. You get a draft to mark up, not a final to argue with.

  4. Seal and submit

    PE-sealed, permit-ready PDF, sheet-numbered and ready to upload. Wet stamp if your AHJ needs one.

    revisions until approval

Contact

Send me the address and the equipment list.

That is usually enough for a fixed price and a clear delivery date. If a date is going to move, you hear it from me early, not on the day it was due.

Email
engineering@edurodriguez.com
Phone
(786) 556-5574

the person who answers the phone is the person who seals the set

TransmittalNo. 2026-001
ToEduardo Rodriguez, P.E.
DateToday

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