Moving Solar Panel System

Tracking systems move the panels throughout the day in order to keep them facing the sun.

Moving solar panel system.

Thanks to the extraordinary construction. 6 000 kwh per year thus nearly fulfilling. The longer they are aligned with the sun the more energy they can produce or at least that is the idea behind them. Solar panels are a hot commodity for homes.

Aside from the mess trying to take your solar panels with you when you move can be costly even before you consider the labor and permitting costs. If you have no plans to take the leased panels to your new home this is something that will need to be discussed with the company in order to terminate your lease agreement. Solar trackers are typically used for ground mounted solar panels and large free standing solar installations like solar trees. If you re moving to a different state or simply far enough away to sign up with a separate utility company contact us.

A solar tracking system maximizes your solar system s electricity production by moving your panels to follow the sun throughout the day which optimizes the angle at which your panels receive solar radiation. Except for rare cases if you want to move your solar panels to a new house it has to be within the same state and utility company. The costs will be huge. In reality however moving solar panels may not be the most practical choice for many homes and businesses.

In that time your solar panels will generate plenty of savings on your electric bills. Plus your solar pv system probably won t work as efficiently even when it is moved. Power for an entire household thanks to its extraordinary construction and the perfectly synchronized components the system delivers on an average approx. A solar panel system will last you 30 to 35 years.

You can also buy the system outright and move it to your new home but it s generally easier and more cost effective to transfer the agreement to the new homeowners. Because solar panel systems have such a long life many homeowners have questions about the impact this will have on their roof. Yes it is theoretically possible to move your solar panels but it probably wouldn t be worth your while. If your new home has a different kind of roof than your previous address you may need different components to mount your solar array.

We can help determine whether your new home is compatible with your existing system. Unless you have an enormous system you ll no longer be eligible for feed in tariff payments.