Yep! With all the financing options and government help out there, going solar’s easier on the wallet than ever. Some plans even let you pay just for the energy your panels produce, easing up front costs.

Not really. They’re pretty low-maintenance – just keep ’em clean for top performance. Plus, most come with warranties, so you’re covered if something goes haywire.

The best roofs have little shade and plenty of space for panels. Got an older roof? Might need some prep work, but you can also set up panels on other buildings or even on the ground in some cases.

Absolutely, solar panels remain effective even on cloudy days. While they perform optimally in direct sunlight, solar panels are capable of generating power under overcast conditions as well. This is because they can still capture diffused sunlight. Although the energy production on a cloudy day might be reduced compared to a sunny day, it doesn’t halt entirely. Plus, if you live in an area with predominantly sunny weather, the energy surplus from those days can compensate for the lower yield during cloudy periods.