Rooftop Systems

We are licensed professionals who have been installing solar systems panels for both homes and businesses for years. While the process may be complex, we make the equipment purchase, paperwork processing, and rebate financing as simple and transparent as possible for our customers. We are based in Pomona, California, an hour east of Los Angeles and two hours north of San Diego.

Roofs

For your solar system installation, you will require expertise in roofing to make sure that no leaks occur during the rainy season. Different types of roofs require different treatment and installation techniques. The simplest, ideal roof for installation is composite shingle. Rails and solar racks may be mounted on top of composite shingle without removal. Similarly, a flat gravel roof does not require much re-roofing work for installation. Concrete, metal, and clay tile roofs, on the other hand, present a greater challenge -- they require removal and replacement. Since they are delicate and extend significantly above the roof, the tiles need to be temporarily removed so that the rails can be mounted firmly. After the installation of the rails, the tiles may be placed back on the roof.

Why should you get a Rooftop System?

It simply saves you money! The solar energy that you generate will not just be available during the day, but also during the night, cutting your monthly electricity bill by more than 50% (often up to 100%!). Because solar panels are heavily subsidized by various sources, this investment will eventually completely pay for itself and then more and will keep saving forever!

Thousands are now living with their own clean rooftop power systems, contributing to the grid during peak demand and lessening our dependence on fossil fuel supplies, as well as reducing the environmental costs associated with energy production. Power grid operators and government regulators alike recognize the mutual benefits of solar power generation during peak daylight hours -- when it's most needed, and generated where it's needed, lessening power tranmission costs and losses.

In the long run, you're saving yourself a significant amount of money, AND you're helping out the environment. What can beat that?