Trusted Solar Panel Installers in Pine Hills, FL

Since our home solar systems are roof-mounted, we do drill holes in the roof to anchor the racking equipment for the panels during installation. All our roof penetrations are made watertight and are guaranteed by a workmanship warranty. We take the health of your roof very seriously, which is one reason why we do a full assessment of its condition at the very start of the process. We only install if we have confidence that your roof will not need to be replaced for the duration of your agreement. One little known benefit, once the solar panels are on your roof, they can protect the underlying sections from normal weathering and increase its longevity.

When you turn your solar system on, your home will officially be powered with energy from the sun, produced right on your roof. For customers with a monthly bill, you will receive your first bill 30 days after you get the green light to turn on the system.

Solar panels are capable of producing electricity in all types of weather all year round. You will notice that performance will vary from day to day. On a cloudy day a solar system typically performs at 10% to 25% of its capacity. When we design our systems and estimate their production, we take in to account the amount of sunlight that your specific region receives each year. This means that your system will be sized appropriately for the amount of sunny (or cloudy) days you receive each year.

Yes, your solar system will provide your home with power all year, though the amount of power that is produced does shift with the seasons. Summer is when solar production peaks with the longest days of the year and consistent sunshine. During winter, solar production is at its lowest due to short days and more variable weather. We design our systems with all four seasons in mind, and this seasonal fluctuation will be factored into your solar production estimate.

The solar panels on your roof should continue to produce electricity well past the 25 year mark but their efficiency will decrease slightly over time at an average rate of 0.5% per year. We design our solar agreements with the lifespan of our equipment in mind and have taken this expected decline in performance into account in our production estimates. This means that after 25 years, your system should still be operating at around 88% of its original capacity and providing your home with clean, renewable energy.