Oregon does have a reputation for rain, but that doesn't mean solar energy can't thrive here. In fact, solar panels can still generate electricity on cloudy days, though they may produce slightly less than on sunny days. Plus, Oregon actually gets a good amount of sunshine throughout the year, especially in the summer months. Solar technology has advanced to efficiently capture even diffuse sunlight, making it a viable renewable energy option for Oregonians despite the weather.

Using solar panels can lead to savings in several ways. First, by generating your own electricity from sunlight, you can significantly reduce or even eliminate your monthly electricity bills. This is especially beneficial as electricity prices tend to rise over time. Additionally, many governments and utilities offer financial incentives, such as tax credits and rebates, to offset the initial cost of installing solar panels. Finally, solar panels increase the value of your home, providing a long-term return on your investment. Together, these factors make solar panels a smart choice for saving money while promoting sustainability.

Absolutely! Solar installation companies are equipped to handle a wide range of roof types and configurations. Whether your roof is flat, pitched, tiled, metal, or has other unique features, our experienced solar installers can customize a solution that works for your home. They will assess your roof's structure and orientation to optimize solar panel placement for maximum energy efficiency. In cases where roof modifications are necessary, such as trimming trees or adjusting roof angles, they can often coordinate these adjustments as part of the installation process. The goal is to ensure your solar panels are installed securely and efficiently, tailored specifically to your home's unique characteristics.

Consider your energy needs, available sunlight at your location, roof orientation and condition, local regulations and permits, upfront costs versus long-term savings, and available incentives or rebates.

Our solar panels can last up to 40 years with proper maintenance.

Solar panels generally require minimal maintenance. Periodic inspections for debris or shading, cleaning the panels if necessary, and checking the inverter are recommended. Most reputable installers offer maintenance plans.