A roof built to protect everything underneath it.
Durable, weather-ready roofing, and the smart way to do it when solar is in your plans: replace the roof once, in the right order.
Do it once. Do it in the right order.
Panels last for decades. The roof under them should too.
Avoid paying twice
Removing and reinstalling panels to replace a roof later adds real cost. Doing the roof first avoids it.
One team, one project
The same crew plans both jobs together, so the layout, flashing and penetrations are designed as one system.
Honest about timing
If your roof has plenty of life left, we say so and leave it alone. We will not sell you a roof you do not need.
Guaranteed penetrations
The roof penetrations our solar installation makes carry a 25-year guarantee.
What to look for.
Age
Asphalt shingle roofs commonly reach the end of their life around 20 to 25 years.
Curling or missing shingles
Edges that curl, crack or lift, or granules collecting in your gutters.
Stains and leaks
Water stains on ceilings, daylight in the attic or damp insulation.
Sagging or soft spots
Any dip in the roofline deserves a prompt look.
Not sure?
A free visit gets you a straight answer on your roof’s condition and remaining life, with no pressure to buy anything.
Roofing, answered plainly.
Should I replace my roof before installing solar?
If the roof has less than roughly 10 to 15 years of life left, yes. Replacing it first means you do not pay to remove and reinstall panels later.
Can you do the roof and solar as one project?
Yes. One team, one schedule and one point of contact, with the roof done before panels go on.
What roofing do you install?
We install durable, weather-ready roofing matched to your home, and we explain the options and trade-offs at your consultation.
Is there a guarantee?
We guarantee the roof penetrations our solar installation makes for 25 years, and we are happy to go over the workmanship coverage on any roofing project.
Ready for an honest look at your roof?
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- Rate locked in for 25 years
- Battery backup for outages
- Production & roof guaranteed