Can i add more panels to my solar system

How do I get more solar panels on my roof?

Working with your original solar installer is the best way to get more panels on your roof. Your initial installer will be comfortable with your system, know which permits you must apply for when adding panels, and what equipment will pair best with your existing system.

Can you add solar panels to an existing system?

The short answer is, most likely yes. The longer answer depends on why you want to add more solar panels. Narrowing this down will help determine if you can add to, or need to simply replace, your existing panels.

Should I add more solar panels?

There is no need to add more solar panels to your array at this time. However, if you are still paying the utility company for some electricity, or you’re planning to use more electricity, then expanding your existing solar panel system might be a good option. 2. Is Solar Panel Expansion Possible?

Can I add more solar panels if my roof is old?

Do not add more solar panels to your system if your roof is old, it is a leased system, or if you do not have enough roof space for extra panels. Contact your original solar installer to add more panels to your system. Why add solar panels to an existing solar system?

Can I expand my solar system?

If your solar system isn’t quite meeting your electricity needs, it’s almost always possible to expand your system to incorporate more panels. Adding panels to an existing system is more common than you might expect. We’ll discuss why expanding your array is a great option, and we’ll address the best ways to do so.

Do I need a permit to add more solar panels?

Speaking of your local building department, they’ll generally require a permit for adding more solar panels to an existing system. Your utility company will also request a net energy metering (NEM) application for the additional solar panels.