Frequently Asked Questions

Do Solar panels have to be installed on a roof?

Solar panel installation most often will be installed on the South facing portion of a roof. However, installation can be installed on a ground mounted system. This type of installation is required if system desired is too large to fit on roof, or Southern sky is obstructed. If concerned worried about the look of the panels on your roof, a ground mounted system is a perfect alternative.

Do Solar panels work in cold weather?

Today’s solar panels actually work better in colder weather. Excessive heat can actually lower the amount of electricity produced per panel.

Does northeast Pa have enough sunshine for solar panels to work properly?

Yes, based on averages published by several Solar experts, Northeast Pennsylvania averages over 4 hours of sunshine per day.

How much space does the system need to be installed?

Photovoltaic panels require approximately 100 sq ft for a 1 Kwh system, 200 sq ft for a 2 Kwh system, 300 sq ft for a 3 Kwh system, and so on.

What happens to Solar Panels when it snows?

Since Photovoltaic panels need sunshine to generate power, any covering will reduce the ability of the panels. Our estimates take average snow fall into account when determining size of system required as well as when estimating your return on your investment.