Can solar panels be installed on a fibre cement roof?

Briarwood recommends the use of solar panels installed on any fibre cement roof providing it is has been correctly designed and pre-planned prior to installation. There are various types of solar panel systems which can be installed above a fibre cement roofed structure.

Can solar panels be installed on a commercial roof?

If you're considering installing a residential or commercial solar panel system, you might wonder if your roof type is appropriate for a solar installation. The good news is that solar panels can be installed on just about any roof type, but the installation process and mounting hardware might vary from material to material.

Can you install solar panels on a flat roof?

Ballast systems are simply a weighted racking setup that holds solar panels in place. If you need to drill into your flat roof to install solar panels, don't worry – your solar installer will ensure that the holes they drill are as small as possible and sealed correctly to avoid roof damage or leaking. Can you install solar panels on wooden roofs?

Can solar panels be installed on a combustible roof?

In general terms, solar panels should not be installed on combustible roofs unless some form of fire protection can be installed between the panels and the roof e.g. concrete panels or pebble ballast. 3. Location of solar panels

Can solar panels be installed on a slate roof?

There's more work involved than with asphalt tiles, but solar panels work just fine on slate and concrete tile roofs. Clay, slate, and concrete tiles are usually removed and replaced during solar panel installation.

Can solar panels be installed on an asbestos roof?

Installing solar panels on an asbestos roof is a lot trickier than any other type – many installers won’t want to touch those projects with a bargepole – but it’s not impossible. Rafters are fitted over the roof to support the solar modules, without disturbing the asbestos cement.