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How do I prepare for a solar panel installation?

Installing solar panels helps homeowners save money and invest in cleaner energy. To prepare for an installation, determine your energy needs and home compatibility with a solar panel system. The installation requires complicated electrical work and paperwork that any reliable solar installer can handle.

Should you hire a certified solar panel installer?

Your solar panel system installation should be quick, efficient, and minimally disruptive to your life and home. To make sure your panels go up without too much fuss – and are set up to generate the most electricity possible – you should hire an accredited, certified installer, like Sunsave.

Should I install solar panels on my roof?

Solar installation is complex, and you don’t want to jeopardize such a costly investment. Take the time to properly think through and set up your project before beginning. First, check that your property is suitable for a solar power system. Your roof needs to have enough surface area for the panels required to supply your energy needs.

Can I install solar panels myself?

You can install solar panels yourself, but doing it alone involves risks. Going solar has significant financial benefits: it reduces your monthly electricity costs and can even increase the value of your home. Incentives can lower your overall cost drastically, but solar is still a big investment.

Can solar panels be installed on a south-facing roof?

For homes in the Northern Hemisphere, a shade-free, south-facing roof with solar panels placed at a 30-degree tilt is ideal for production. This is not to say that having a roof that is partially shaded, or east- or west-facing, puts a solar PV system out of the question.

Do I need Hoa approval to install solar panels?

HOA approval: You may also need to apply for solar panel installation with your homeowner’s association (HOA). Some HOAs have special bylaws to protect a neighborhood’s aesthetics and property value. Check with your HOA for details about their solar panel regulations. Application time can vary depending on the area.