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Questions on installing a Freedom Solar Roofing system.
Have questions about solar energy? Wonder how it is installed or if your home would be a good place to put solar electric panels? Below are some of the most frequently asked questions about Freedom Solar Roofing.
If you still have more questions or would like a personalized answer, feel free to give us a call. We'll gladly answer any questions you have and help you assess the possibility of solar for your home.
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Solar electric systems are a viable power solution for most homes. A south-facing roof area is ideal, but a west- or east-facing roof can still produce approximately 80 - 90 percent ...
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Freedom Solar Systems are actually the roof. They are generally used to roof your home but can be installed on a garage or a carport. The system can be integrated with ...
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Because Freedom Solar is the roof, it is ideal to have a solar system installed as the home is being built.
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The solar system size depends on how much of your electric bill you would like to wipe out. Most people will wipe out 25 — 50 percent. Look at your electric ...
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Freedom Solar Systems are grid tied and are made to be integrated into the electrical grid.
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The local utility has rules and procedures that must be followed to connect any generator to the grid safely and legally. We will be glad to help guide you through the ...
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The best roof orientation for Michigan is SE to SW with South being the best. SE to SW orientations will result in only a slight annual energy reduction of 2% to ...
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Freedom Solar Roofing is designed to be installed on sloped roofs of 2:12 pitch or greater. Freedom Solar Roofs are designed to be used with all roof types. Whether your roof ...
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In most areas an electrical permit is required.
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If you belong to a homeowners' association, consult your covenants for details. Many states prohibit homeowners' associations from restricting solar devices.
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Yes. The system can be installed by a homeowner. The final hook up should be done by a licensed electrician.
