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Studies have shown that owning home solar panels can significantly increase your property value.* Solar homes in Midwest sell for $20,000 more on average, while solar homes in other states sell for about $15,000 more. With numbers like that, you can likely recoup the cost of your solar system when you sell your home. Not only will you enjoy clean, reliable energy, you’ll know you've made a smart investment.
*Source:https://emp.lbl.gov/publications/selling-sun-price-premium-analysis

Yes, solar panels can be installed on flat roofs! While flat roofs are slightly different from traditional sloped roofs, they actually offer some advantages for solar installation. Here’s how it works:

‍Tilted Mounting Systems: Solar panels on flat roofs are typically installed using a tilted mounting system. This allows the panels to be angled for optimal sun exposure, maximizing energy production.

‍Orientation Flexibility: With a flat roof, installers have more flexibility to position panels for the best sunlight exposure without the restrictions of a fixed roof angle. This makes it easier to optimize the system’s efficiency.

‍Easy Access: Flat roofs often provide easier access for installation and maintenance, reducing time and labor costs.

‍Ballasted Mounts: In some cases, ballasted mounts (weights to hold the panels down) are used on flat roofs instead of roof penetrations, preserving the roof's structure.If you’re considering solar panels for a flat roof, a professional solar installer can help design a system tailored to your roof and energy needs.

The average lifespan of our solar panels is around 25 to 30 years. After this period, the panels will typically still produce energy but at a gradually reduced efficiency. Most panels come with a warranty that guarantees a certain production level (usually 80-90%) for 25 years, so you can expect consistent performance throughout that time.Advances in solar technology also mean that modern panels are highly durable, withstanding various weather conditions like hail, wind, and snow. Proper maintenance and routine inspections can help ensure that your solar system operates effectively for many years beyond its warranty.