Do solar panels work on a roof?

Time and time again, our firm has represented homeowners in legal disputes against solar energy companies for defective work, structural damage, surrounding property damage, leaks, and mold, to name a few. Listed below are the top five cons of applying solar panels to your home. Roof Specs: Solar panels do not work for all types of roofs.

Can solar panels damage shingles?

Sometimes the company installing solar panels on the roof of your home damages the shingles or could even cause severe enough damage you need a re-roofing. This kind of negligence can cause huge damages to a homeowner. But we can help recover the costs of fixing it.

Why did Tom file a complaint against the solar company?

Feeling deceived, Tom filed a complaint against the solar company, arguing that their representative had misled him into believing all costs would qualify, and considered pursuing legal action to cover the unexpected financial liability.

Are solar panels a liability hazard?

Faulty installations, such as improperly mounted solar panels, exposed wires, or system malfunctions, can create both safety hazards and significant repair costs. These issues often lead to customer complaints and legal claims and are a major liability risk for solar companies.

What happens if a solar contractor is not certified?

Property Damage: If a solar contractor is not certified or inexperienced, this could lead to severe roof damage, which could cost you time, additional costs, and higher homeowner insurance premiums. If you have solar panel damage and would like to learn about your options for legal disputes in solar energy, please request a consultation today.

How can solar power companies protect you from fraud?

Every state has laws against fraud, and most states have consumer protection laws that prevent this kind of abuse. We can use those laws to recover your damages. Sometimes solar power companies try to collect debts that aren’t owed, or they use abusive practices like harassing calls or charging baseless late fees.