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Replacing your roof before installing solar panels can be a wise investment

  1. Maximize Solar Investment Lifespan: Solar panels are designed to last 25–30 years, and a new roof ensures that the roof's lifespan aligns closely with that of the solar panels.
  2. Reduce Future Costs and Hassle: Re-roofing after solar installation can be costly, as panels need to be removed, and reinstalled.
  3. Improve Home Value and Curb Appeal: A new roof combined with solar panels can increase your home's value and curb appeal. Buyers may see this as an attractive energy-efficient feature that won't require future maintenance.
  4. Qualify for Potential Incentives: Some financing options and incentives for solar installation may allow you to include roofing costs, depending on the specific programs available.
  5. Protect Against Leaks and Damage: Installing a new roof reduces the likelihood of leaks or water damage developing under the solar array. This is especially important for avoiding roof repair complications beneath solar panels.
  6. Peace of Mind: Knowing your roof is new, solid, and ready to last as long as your solar system offers peace of mind that the entire setup is durable and reliable.
  7. Enhance Energy Efficiency: Some roofing materials provide better insulation, which can improve energy efficiency. Combining this with solar energy makes your home even more eco-friendly and reduces reliance on the grid.

We can help evaluate the age and condition of your roof before solar installation.