Solar Panel Installation Suffolk County

Yes, even during the winter months, solar panels can generate power, though they will produce less due to shorter daylight hours and weather conditions. Suffolk County, with its relatively mild winters, still provides enough sunlight to generate energy. Solar systems are designed to work efficiently year-round, and excess energy produced during the sunnier months can often be stored or credited to your account.

To determine if your home is suitable for solar panels, the key factors are the size and orientation of your roof, as well as the amount of sunlight it receives. Homes with roofs that face south or west tend to get the best exposure. A professional solar assessment can help determine if your roof is ideal, taking into account shading from trees or nearby buildings. Even if your roof isn’t perfectly oriented, there may be alternative solutions such as ground-mounted panels or adjustments to maximize efficiency.

 Our panels are built to withstand extreme weather, including strong winds common along Suffolk County’s coasts.

Firstly, your home will remain connected to the grid, so if your solar panels don’t produce enough energy to meet your needs, you can draw power from the grid.

This means that you are going to have a constant power supply no matter the season of the year or whether the weather acts up. If you feel there is a big drop in the production of power, the first thing you do is to take a look at the panels for evident problems like dirt or other debris on them. If the problem persists, contact us. We can diagnose and clear all underlying issues to make your system work optimally again.