Solar panel installation on a house roof typically begins

with an initial assessment and planning phase.

During this stage, a professional solar installer will

evaluate the roof's condition, orientation,

and angle to ensure it can support solar panels

and receive optimal sunlight.

They will also check for any shading issues caused

by nearby trees or buildings.

Based on this assessment,

the installer designs a system that meets

the household's energy needs and

complies with local building codes and regulations.

Necessary permits are obtained before

the installation process can proceed.

The installation process itself involves several key steps.

First, the mounting system, which serves as the foundation

for the solar panels, is securely attached to the roof.

This system is designed to be both sturdy and

weather-resistant, ensuring long-term durability.

Once the mounts are in place,

the solar panels are affixed to the mounting system

using clamps or bolts.

Electrical wiring is then connected to link the panels

to an inverter, which converts the direct current (DC)

produced by the panels into

alternating current (AC) for home use.

After the panels and wiring are installed,

the system is connected to the home’s electrical panel

and, if applicable, to the local grid.

The final steps include thorough testing to ensure

everything operates correctly and

passing inspections by local authorities before the system is activated and begins generating electricity.