Solar Panel Installation Albury, Wodonga, Shepparton & Wangaratta

A Watters Solar Panel Installation integrates well onto either tile roofs or tin roofs. The installation is a quick and easy process with our experienced and qualified solar installation teams.

A good solar installation involves determining which part of your roof is best suited for maximum power generation. It is best to choose a roof plain that is facing the closest to true north. As this will maximize the exposure of the solar panels to the path of the Australian sun.

The tilt angle is also important, the average roof pitch found on most Australian homes is suitable. However, if you have a flat roof Watters can supply tilt frames that allows the solar panels to be adjusted to the optimum angle, interesting this angle should match the latitude to your location. The Watters solar panel installation team can usually install your new solar system within a single day. This will depend on the system size and how easy it is to access your roof.

First, the mounting frame is attached to your roof, next the Solar panels are installed and connected, modules can be arranging in different configurations. Watters solar panel installation will weather the harshest of Australian storms, plus you have peace of mind that your system is backed by Watters.

The inverter is best installed close to your existing meter box, either inside or outside installation is fine if the inverter is not exposed to direct sunlight. A Watters installer then connects the solar panels up to the inverter and finally, a Watters installer connects the system to your existing meter box and works through a series of quality assurance tests before commissioning your new solar system.

Before we leave your home, we ensure you understand how your solar system works and leave you with our contact details and your warranty information. Your Watters solar system is now ready to power your home, clean and reliable electricity. To find out how much your Solar Panel Installation Albury, Wodonga, Shepparton or Wangaratta might cost, click here to use our solar costs form.

If you have a flat roof going solar in not only possible it’s easier than you might think? When installing solar on a flat roof you wouldn’t to install the panels flat because you would not get the best production, instead you’d want to tilt your panels on an angle so that they do get the best production. Tiling the panels does come with a slight cost increase however the increase production over the systems lifetime will more than make up for the increase installation cost. One hidden benefit of having a flat roof is that a you’re not locked into whatever direction your roof is facing. You can rack mount your array so that they face due north to get the optimal production. A flat roof is just another roof works great with solar.

Installing on tiled roofs is common practice for the Watters solar installation teams. Solar panel installation on tiled roofs is generally a little more challenging install. Solar panel installation on tiled roofs is usually more expensive than a standard install on a tin roof. For several reasons. The tile brackets used to install Solar panels on tiled roofs are more expensive plus you’ll find the installation will take more time to complete, due to the complication of the tiled mounting brackets and the care it takes not the break roof tiles. Especially older homes, some roof tiles maybe decades old and be brittle due to years in the sun. It’s essential that the solar installers know how to correctly walk on tiled roofs. As tiles are extremely easy to break. When choosing your solar company to complete your solar installation on tiled roofs be sure you can pick a company that takes pride in their work and understand the complications associated with installations on tiled roofs.

Installation of solar on tin roofs is generally the easiest and most cost-effective method of installing solar. The impost important note for customers and the number one question I get asked you’re not going to put holes all over my roof? The short answer is no. Solar panel installation on tin roofs require no holes are drilled in your tin roof. Generally, the existing screws that are holding your tin down are removed and the brackets are installed using the existing hole in your tin roof.

To see our work for yourself, check out one of our recent projects of Solar panel installation Albury.