High Initial Costs
Upfront setup cost can feel substantial. Incentives and financing options may ease pressure, yet it still represents a major investment. Depending on setup size and household needs, initial expense might create a hurdle for some. Even so, many feel long-term savings and ongoing advantages make it worthwhile.

Energy Production Variability
Although state gets plenty of sunshine, production can still vary with weather plus seasonal shifts. During rainy periods or overcast days, output might drop, so having a backup like battery storage aids steady supply.

Space Requirements
Setting up these panels needs enough room on your rooftop or land. A cramped area or limited surface might reduce how much you can produce. Slope plus direction of that surface also play roles in performance. Expert assessment can clarify whether it fits well.

Aesthetic Concerns
Not everyone likes appearance of rooftop units, since they can change a home’s look and affect curb appeal. Still, modern designs feel sleeker and more visually appealing, fitting many architectural styles.

Potential for Roof Damage
Although rare, there is a slight risk of roof damage during installation. Choosing a reputable and experienced provider helps minimize this. We take great care to ensure a safe and professional installation, prioritizing the protection of your home.

Long-Term Commitment
Choosing an eco-friendly upgrade means committing for years, often backed by warranties lasting two decades or longer. They’re made for durability, yet it’s worth asking yourself if you’re ready for a long-term addition that becomes part of how you use energy at home.