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Are ground-mounted solar panels a good alternative to rooftop solar?

Ground-mounted solar panels are a great alternative for customers who want solar – but don’t have a roof that’s suitable for them. On top of being an alternative to rooftop solar, ground-mounted solar systems can be used on farms, in your garden, and more!

Should I go solar with a ground-mounted solar panel installation?

Here’s what to consider if you’re thinking about going solar with a ground-mounted solar panel installation. The biggest advantage with ground-mounted solar panels is that they offer greater control over your solar panel direction and angle. Solar panels need to face either south or southwest to receive maximum direct sunlight.

Should I choose a roof or a ground-mounted solar system?

If your roof works for solar and can fit enough solar panels to meet your energy needs, it's usually best to choose rooftop solar panels. if you need a really large system that won't fit on your roof and you have enough open land, opt for ground-mounted panels.

Are ground-mounted solar panels a good investment?

Not every roof is suited for solar panels. but not every home has the extra space needed for ground-mounted panels. Depending on your space requirements, ground-mounted solar panels can be a more worthwhile investment than rooftop panels. The list of benefits is longer than the list of drawbacks, but every individual situation is different.

Are backyard solar panels a good investment?

With the ability to optimize for sun exposure, backyard solar panels not only exemplify energy independence but also signify a commitment to environmental stewardship. When it comes to solar energy, one size does not fit all. Backyard solar installations offer diverse configurations, each tailored to specific needs and spatial arrangements.

What are the different types of residential ground-mounted solar panels?

You can choose from three main types of residential ground-mounted solar panel systems: Pole-mounted panels: Pole-mounted solar systems elevate panels above any ground obstructions, such as dense vegetation. This setup is more expensive than other types but is more compatible with dual-axis or single-axis solar tracking systems.