You don’t require perfect conditions to reap the benefits of solar panels on your roof. Solar panels can be installed on the majority of roofs, enabling you to save on electricity expenses while contributing to environmental preservation.

Although south-facing roofs receive optimal sunlight throughout the day, solar panel systems on east- or west-facing roofs can still generate sufficient energy to reduce both your electricity costs and carbon footprint.

Solar panels can be mounted on roofs with pitches ranging from 15 to 40 degrees. Even if your roof is flat, solar installation remains feasible with proper panel angling.

Features such as skylights, dormers, and chimneys may impact available space. Our team can design panel layouts around these obstructions, maximizing electricity production.

Solar panels have a lifespan exceeding 40 years, but removing them for roof replacement post-installation can incur significant costs. Explore our Roof Replacement Program eligibility for potential cost-saving opportunities.

Solar panels are compatible with various roofing materials, including composite, wood, cement tile, slate, tar and gravel, or metal. While installation on slate, cedar, and clay tile roofs is feasible, they may be more susceptible to breakage during the installation process.