In the meantime, before anything else, it is ideal that you take a moment and do a cost analysis before you take that phone and call a solar installer. This proactive approach will help you to get a better idea of how much it can cost you so you can prepare and even explore solar funding options.

Our expert suggestion? Have your roof replaced before installing solar if you have noticed some moderate to heavy damages on your existing roof.

Why? Because even though it can be costly for some, it’s a better option, overall. Think of it as an investment to help you avoid repairs and reinstallations in the future.

Here’s a tip. Find a solar company that offers both roofing and solar installation. This can help lower down the cost a bit than finding two separate companies to do your roof and solar panels.

As we always remind potential solar homeowners, you need to think and plan over this investment. More so, upgrading to solar and having a new roof installed is ideal because your roof plays a very vital role to support your solar system.

You need a well-built, sturdy, and reliable roof so your solar panels can work best and provide you with peace of mind for many, many years to come.

Talk to our solar experts to know more about your solar and roofing options