Solar panels are usually sold with 25 to 30 years of performance promises. But what happens after that, when the warranty language is long gone and you are
Asphalt shingles in rainy locations. Unless you want to shell out for slate, concrete, or metal roofing, expect to replace the roof every 15-20 years.
Slate is the way to go if your structure can support the weight. You’ll get 100+ years out of it, but it’s up to 10x more expensive than asphalt shingles and many owners want the cheapest option due to finances or not intending to live in the home long term.
Asphalt shingles in rainy locations. Unless you want to shell out for slate, concrete, or metal roofing, expect to replace the roof every 15-20 years.
Slate is the way to go if your structure can support the weight. You’ll get 100+ years out of it, but it’s up to 10x more expensive than asphalt shingles and many owners want the cheapest option due to finances or not intending to live in the home long term.
Oh, okay. Around here, those are only used for garden sheds, maybe.
a biosolar roof would be a nice
I’m married. Please stop trying to seduce me.