Blog: solar installation

In Southern California, a good roof is the first line of defense against our intense sun, seasonal Santa Ana winds, surprise downpours, and even wildfires. But every roof has a lifespan. How do you know when your aging roof just needs a simple repair, and when it’s time for a full replacement?

​ ​A home is one of life’s most valuable assets. Wouldn’t you want to future-proof your property to increase its value? Roofing and solar solutions lead the way toward a valuable eco-conscious infrastructure!

Feeling the sting of summer utility rates and the stress of unexpected power outages? You're not alone.

How does a solar panel installation go horribly wrong? Today we’re watching this real-life solar panel roof leak disaster unfold. Imagine investing in a brand new energy solution, only to discover a nightmare later: a poorly installed solar panel system that’s left you with a roof leak to fix.

Tired of skyrocketing electricity bills? Going solar can be a fantastic way to reduce your energy costs and contribute to a cleaner planet. But with so many options and upfront costs, it's easy to feel like you won’t be able to get solar for your home.

The upfront cost of a solar panel system can leave even the most eco-conscious homeowner feeling a little burnt. Here at August Roofing & Solar, we understand that financial responsibility can be heavy.

Southern California homes practically beg for solar panels. The sunny weather is abundant, our energy bills are rising, and the cost of living is only going up. You know it’s time to cut the bill to Southern California Edison, but when and how?

We understand the allure of solar energy to shrink or completely stop your electric bill. And living in Southern California, you've likely considered solar panels for your home at one point in time. But the upfront cost can be a hurdle.

There comes a time when your solar panels may need to be removed and reinstalled. It may be due to roof repairs, insurance purposes, system upgrades, or even a total re-roof. This process, known as Solar R&R (Removal & Reinstallation), shouldn’t be taken lightly.

The short answer is: it shouldn’t. One common question among homeowners in Southern California considering solar panels is whether the installation process can lead to roof leaks. A well-executed solar installation should not compromise the integrity of your roof.