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Need a New Roof for Your NJ House? Get a FREE Residential Solar Installation AND a Roof! Here’s How

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Need a New Roof for Your NJ House? Get a FREE Residential Solar Installation AND a Roof! Here’s How

Redoing the roof will cost a significant amount of money, and many of us would rather spend on a home renovation product that will give our home a complete facelift. A roof does not figure high on the list of home renovation priorities. But an old roof can be a source of several problems. 

Cracks, holes, and damaged shingles, among other problems can leak hot air in and out of your home, drastically increasing your power bills on air conditioning. Also, even small holes can let pests, reptiles, and birds into your attic and wreak havoc there. So, when it’s time to repair your roof, it’s best not to put it off. 

That said, there’s an easy way to redo your roof without shelling out the expense out of your pocket right away – a solar installation.

Residential Solar Installation + Roofing

Rooftop solar installation is the most convenient and cost-effective option available to solar customers. It requires little additional infrastructure, and doesn’t require much care going forward.

However, some roofs are too old to install solar panels on them. Typically, roofs over 15 years old are not considered viable for solar installations. That’s because the best-quality solar systems easily last 30-40 years. So, if your roof needs to be remade in 5 or 10 years, you will have to unmount the solar installation and redo your roof. That can be tricky, and may cost more than you think.Therefore, it’s strongly advised that old roofs be redone prior to the  solar installation.

Benefits of Redoing Roof Alongside Solar Installation

First and foremost, you get a strong roof that will support your solar installation for the entirety of its life. Once the installation is complete, the solar panels will offer natural protection to your roof against Mother Nature. So, your roof will last longer too.

Secondly, your roof rework project can be covered under some solar incentives like federal tax credit. If you qualify, then you may save up to 26% on your roof reinstallation. Speak to your tax advisor regarding this.

Thirdly, solar installations are supported by readily available solar loans with incredibly low-interest rates. The good news is that the solar loan can be extended to cover your roof reinstallation. That way, you don’t have to pay an upfront cost for either your solar installation or your new roof. 

Get a Solar Roof on Your Head

What’s truly amazing about solar loans is that even with a 15-year solar loan, the monthly payments will be significantly lower than your utility bills. In other words, then you go for solar+roof, you don’t just put off an immediate expense, you actually save money in the long run.

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7 comments on “Need a New Roof for Your NJ House? Get a FREE Residential Solar Installation AND a Roof! Here’s How

  1. Michael digiovanni Michael digiovanni

    I’m looking to have solar put on my house . I need a new roof put on I’m looking for a company to install a free roof if I go with them. I had many people tell that you will get a free roof done if you go with solar so how this work?

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    1. Andrew Contrino Andrew Contrino

      Hi Michael, you can get for $0 down with our solar financing. It’s possible to get a tax break on it (talk to your accountant) and it also possible to save money this way because of the solar incentives.

      Reply
  2. Frank DeStefanis Frank DeStefanis

    Will the roof be actually free or is there a gimmick to the free roof

    Reply
  3. Balfour Pantella Balfour Pantella

    I am interested in solar, however my roof in 22 years old. I see advertised FREE roof & FREE solar installation. what is the catch? Please contact me at 856-417-1021 or email me at [email protected].

    Reply
  4. Sam Zuberi Sam Zuberi

    I want solar, however my roof in 25years old. I see advertised FREE roof & FREE solar installation. what is the catch? Please contact me at email me at [email protected].

    Reply
  5. Giovanni Vinci Giovanni Vinci

    So I’m interested in this program. But I’m very skeptical, what’s the catch ?

    Reply

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