An Example of a Standard Installation

Roof Jacks: Roof Jacks are installed directly into roofing joists for maximum support. The screw hole that attaches the jack to the roof is then covered completely by the racking support, creating a water tight seal.

Roof Flashings: Roof flashings are then inserted under the next row of shingles preventing water from ever reaching the roof jacks. This second layer of protection makes sure your roof is doubly safe from water damage.

Pro Solar Roof Trac Racking System: We use the Pro Solar Roof Trac in most installations because of it’s ease of install and superior strength. It has been our experience that this is the best racking available and is priced very competitively. For more information on Pro Solar’s Roof Track, visit their site.

Full Racking System: This process is repeated at measured intervals to provide symmetrical support for the panels, ensuring both a quality product, and a clean appearance. At this point the electrical side of the installation is run to the inverter and the racking is grounded.

Solar Panels: Panels are attached to the racking system. Frequently these are BP or Evergreen panels, as these are usually the highest efficiency for lowest price available on the market. This does change from time to time however, and we work very closely with our distributor to ensure that you get the very best that is available for your money at the time of install.

Sollar Array: Once all the panels are connected to the racking system and the inverter, the array will look something like this. The same people that design our systems, are the ones that install them, so when we sit down with you to decide what your system will look like and do, you can be sure you are getting a quality product at the best price on the market. Our work is guaranteed by a ten year all inclusive warrantee, and we take great pride in how our finished product both looks and performs.