When you invest in a new roof, you expect it to last a long time, especially if it’s labeled as a “30-year roof.” But how long can you really count on it? In this post, we’ll explore what “30 years” really means and what factors influence how long your roof will last. What Is a…
Yes, a solar roof can reduce heat. Solar panels absorb sunlight that would otherwise heat your roof, converting it into energy instead. This process can lower the temperature of your home, reducing cooling costs and improving overall energy efficiency. Tesla Solar Roofs Explained: Cooling Your Home While Generating Power In today’s world, energy efficiency is…
Yes, solar panels can be detached and reinstalled for various reasons. The process involves assessing damage with thermal drones, reusing functional components, and ensuring proper insurance and warranty coverage to maintain system performance and longevity. Today, we’re diving into solar panel detaches and reinstalls, covering why they happen, insurance implications, and costs. Let’s explore the…
Identifying storm damage to your roof is crucial for homeowners, especially in Texas where extreme weather conditions like tornadoes, high winds, lightning, hail, and heavy rain are common. Here are eight signs of storm damage to your roof, along with descriptions of what the damage might look like: 1. Missing or Broken Shingles After a…
What is TPO Roofing? Although Good Faith Energy specializes in solar, you may not know we are also a certified and insured roof installer. Good Faith Energy actually specializes in all types of rooftop solar installations including traditional sloped roofing, as well as flat top installations. We can install ballasted racking systems using cinder blocks…
When you think of Good Faith Energy, I’m sure primarily solar panels and solar accessories come to mind. These projects are our specialty, and we love showing them off. However, you may not know that we are certified and insured roofing contractors as well. What does this mean? 1. We specialize in installing four types…