Thinking about going on solar and being interested in a roof-mounted system, but is not sure whether it is right for you? Here are some frequent questions that are about the readiness of the roof to go to solar:
1. What is a roof made of roof?
We are capable of installing a variety of roof types, including shingles and metal roofs. However, unique roofing materials such as wood or metal herpes can control a roof-mounted system.
2. How old is the roof?
If your roof needs to be replaced within 5-10 years, we recommend that you change your roof before going on the solar. However, whenever you need roof replacement, we provide services to remove and restore your system.
3. How is structurally sound roof?
Can your roof or building keep the weight of solar panels and our installed crew? We want to ensure that our installation is as safe for both you and our solar installors. During our initial site evaluation, we can help assess it.
4. Are there a lot of vents or domers in the roof?
Many obstacles on your roof can make it difficult to make a system significantly large to offset your energy consumption. Our design software can help in analyzing it correctly.
5. The roof is heavy shaded?
Ideally, the best place for solar is on the roof of a sunshine, southern-focused. If this area is shaded for solar or is not possible, our solar designers will look for other possible placements.
6. Is there a warranty near the roof?
Some commercial roofs may have a warranty that can be zero by the installation of solar. An example of this will be metal herpes.
7. Can the solar go to flat roofs?
Absolutely! It is called a ballast system, and does not require roof piercing to install it. The system has been installed using a weed tray and angled mount to keep the system.
Contact for more information:
Stateline solar
310 w. Main cent
Leena, IL 61048
PH: (815) 580-3011
statelinesolar.net
