How durable are solar panels?
Quality solar panels are designed to withstand extreme weather conditions, including wind, rain, and hail. The glass covering the panels is engineered to resist breakage, even from 1" hailstones impacting at over 200 mph.
How big of a system do I need?
The size of your solar system should be based on a Solar Analysis created by a licensed solar energy professional. Factors to consider include available space, electrical usage, utility policies, and shading. Working with an experienced solar company ensures your system meets your goals.
Can I add more solar panels to my home or business if my electrical consumption increases?
Yes, as long as there is room for additional panels on your roof or ground. Contact Arrow Solar to begin the design and engineering process for expanding your system.
Is there a difference in solar panel quality?
Solar panel brands are categorized as Premium (Tier 1), Standard (Tier 2), and Economy (Tier 3). Tier 1 panels offer the best performance and durability, while Tier 3 panels are less durable but more affordable. Arrow Solar is committed to installing only Tier 1 solar panels for the highest quality and energy production.
How long will the system last?
Most solar components have a 25-year warranty but are expected to produce power for 40+ years. With no moving parts and virtually no maintenance, solar panels offer longevity and reliability. Major manufacturers have panels installed over 40 years ago still producing energy today.
Will I like the look of solar panels on my roof?
Modern solar panels are designed to integrate seamlessly with your roof, becoming part of the overall design. Panels come in various styles, including sleek all-black designs, enhancing the look of your home while providing efficient power.