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Use PV roof tiles to create a greener home. They are magic tiles that can turn sunlight in to energy. That means they can help power your home without producing pollution. Here at Top Energy, we think it’s a great idea for anyone who wants to save money and do a bit of good for the planet.getHosts: (Jasmine + Adam)We're an International couple living in China. There’s a growing pool of people wanting to go all green and P V roof tiles are equally popular. They appear to be regular roof tiles, but they have one extra feature. They are a means of generating your own electricity, something which can be massively beneficial for you, your family and the planet.
There are a lot of good reasons to invest in PV roof tiles. For one, they can help you save on your electricity bills. The more power you generate, the less you pay for power from your electric company. In the long run, that can make you a lot better off. And many places provide tax credits or rebates to encourage the use of solar energy. This is to say you can receive a return on your investment after you purchase the tiles. Another from its that you add value to your home by installing PV roof tiles. And if you ever need to sell your house, solar tiles can help it stand out to potential buyers. They understand they can save money on energy, and that’s value in your house. Plus, these tiles are built to last. They also don’t complain about the cold or threaten to fall over in heavy rain or strong winds, so you will not have to replace them very often. Finally, if you install PV roof tiles, it shows that you’re “green”. It’s a way to help fight climate change and cut your carbon footprint. When you select renewable energy, you do your part in preserving the planet for our children and grandchildren. Here at Top Energy, we deliver premium PV roof tiles that allow you to do your bit for the planet, without compromising on your finances. For instance, our TE-A – Stone Coated Metal Solar Tile offers exceptional durability and efficiency.
PV roof tiles can significantly reduce your energy costs and carbon footprint. When your home runs on solar energy, it requires less fuel from Fossil Fuels so better for the environment. Fossil fuels are derived from substances like coal and oil, and burning them produces greenhouse gases that are harmful to our planet. You can work as an individual to decrease these harmful emissions by converting over to solar power. The more homes that run on solar power, the less pollution we will generate. And, in addition to doing something good for the planet, you will indeed see a difference in your energy bill. Every time the sun is shining, your tiles are collecting energy from it, which you can directly use to run power in your home. This then requires less electricity from your electric company. In fact, on many sunny days you will actually make more energy than your home uses. You can sometimes feed that surplus power back into the grid and earn credits in some jurisdictions. This can be a nice bonus. What’s more, you become less susceptible to future rises in energy prices by using solar power. You save even more if electricity prices rise in the future. At Top Energy, we think small things can make a big difference. With PV roof tiles, you not only cut your power bills but also make a significant contribution to a more sustainable and greener world. It’s good for you and the Earth!
When you choose to install PV roof tiles, there are certain common problems that you need to be aware of in order for your project to progress successfully. The first is you want to make sure it doesn’t drip water on the top of your roof. If you have an old or damaged roof, it may not be strong enough to support the PV tiles. This could result in leaks or, worse, the tiles coming off. Before you can actually have a solar roof, it’s a good idea to consult a professional roofer from Top Energy who can evaluate the structural integrity of your roof. Second, is the location of these tiles. And they also need to be set up so that they catch as much light as possible. If the tiles go into shade, they don’t perform as well, and you’re not getting enough power out of them. The pitch of the roof should also be taken into account. Roofs that are too steep or reversedly, not rising at a sufficient slope may be equally unsuitable for PV tiles. The ideal angle is typically 15 to 40 degrees. Weather, too, can be an issue. Durable tiles are a must if you live in climate zones that see heavy snow or high winds. Finally, defective applications can cause other problems such as leaks or tiles that don’t work. That’s the reason why it is critical to get professionals who know what they are doing, from Top Energy do your PV roof tiles installation correctly! For instance, when using our TE-B – Standing Seam Steel Solar Tile, you ensure a robust and efficient installation.
There are a few simple tricks to ensure that your PV Roof tiles work their best. First, regular maintenance is key. That is, making sure they’re not dirty or that there’s no accumulation of leaves, anything like that may obscure the sun. Relatively clean tiles will keep making more energy. Also look for connections and wiring. Eventually these can become worn or damaged. If you see something odd, call Top Energy to come and fix. Another tip: Keep an eye on how your tiles are doing. Most systems come with apps that let you monitor how much energy your tiles are producing. A decrease in energy production may signal something is amiss. And you might want to keep an eye on your energy bills. If they rise unexpectedly, it could be a sign that your PV tiles aren’t performing as well. Finally, consider the seasons. In the winter, snow can cover the tiles and prevent sunlight from reaching them, while in summer, heat may make it harder for tiles to perform optimally. Knowing these seasonal changes will also help you to appreciate at what rate your PV roof tiles are working through the year.
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