One of the most common questions we hear from homeowners interested in solar is, “What if I need a new roof first?”
And we totally get it—replacing a roof is no small project. It’s one of the most expensive home upgrades out there, costing anywhere from $10,000 to $30,000 or more depending on the size of your home. Not to mention, many roofing companies require a significant down payment just to get started.
On top of that, there’s usually a monthly payment for the remaining balance, which could add anywhere from $100 to $500 to your budget.
But what if you could get a brand new roof with little to no change in your monthly expenses—and without putting any money down upfront? It sounds too good to be true, right?
We’ve already made it possible for nearly 1,000 homeowners, and here’s how we do it:
How Solar Savings Can Pay for Your Roof
By now, most people know that generating your own electricity with solar costs significantly less than buying power from the grid—typically 40% to 60% less. But here’s the cool part: the savings from your solar system can actually be used to cover up to 100% of the cost of a new roof.
Yes, you read that right. You can use your solar savings to fund your roof replacement! This means you could get a new roof with a 40-year warranty, without having to drastically adjust your budget.
Two Big Upgrades—One Easy Step
If you’ve been putting off switching to solar because your roof needs work, we’ve got you covered. You can upgrade your roof and go solar in one simple process. No need to delay either project.
Plus, by locking in your energy costs with solar, you’ll protect yourself from future utility rate hikes—giving you even more savings in the long run.
Check If You Qualify
Fill out our free 60-second survey to see if your property qualifies for a $0 down roof upgrade.