The demand for renewable energy sources, especially solar panels is on the rise. As technology continues to advance and new developments are made such as high-efficiency cells that can be manufactured at a much cheaper price than ever before, it's becoming an increasingly viable option across the US as lower-income people have less access to this eco-friendly power.

With prices dropping like they're doing now with rooftop solar panel installations available in many markets, more families will search out ways of saving money while protecting our environment.

The only issue keeping them from investing may not even be about actual cost but instead skepticism around how well these green options work when compared to other conventional methods like natural gas or coal-fired plants.

Here are some of the most common myths about solar power

“Solar Panels Will Damage Your Roof”

In fact, it’s the other way around. Your home's rooftop is an area that needs to be protected from inclement weather. Solar panels can help with this, and it doesn't even require a lot of effort. All you need are solar panels installed on your roof before the stormy season starts so they have time to install themselves - no climbing up there needed! Avoiding damage not only saves you money but also preserves your family safe space in case something ever does happen.

“Solar Only Works On Certain Climates”

Solar panels produce a higher quantity of energy in the summer during longer daylight hours, but this production rate balances out with increased efficiency and less sunlight. In contrast to popular belief, cold temperatures actually improve solar panel performance since it reduces air pollution which can decrease output by up to 50%.

Solar panels are more efficient in colder weather because they do not have as much competition from other sources for heat like gas or coal power plants that take advantage of lower ambient temperature when they operate most effectively.