While solar panels produce less electricity during cloudy or rainy days compared to sunny days, they can still generate power. Solar systems are designed to capture sunlight even in less-than-ideal conditions. Additionally, excess energy generated during sunny periods can be stored in batteries or fed back into the grid for credit, providing a reliable energy source even when the weather is less favorable.

Rooftop solar panels are generally low-maintenance. Routine tasks include occasional cleaning to remove dirt and debris and ensuring that the panels are free from shading. Most reputable solar companies offer warranties and maintenance plans to address any issues that may arise.

Rooftop solar panels are suitable for most homes with a stable roof and access to sunlight. Factors such as roof orientation, tilt, shading, and structural integrity are considered during the evaluation process. A professional solar installer can assess your home and provide personalized recommendations.