Hi,

We're interested in putting some solar panels on the south-facing part of our roof at 2117 Zach Scott. Lighthouse Solar proposed a plan that would involve moving a couple of roof vents. They made it sound like no big deal, and so far they seem perfectly trustworthy -- but naively, as a person who knows nothing about home construction, cutting holes in the roof sounds like a big deal to me! Does anyone have any experience with this (good or bad)?

Thanks!

Andy

Andrew -

Texas Solar proposed the same thing for our roof and I too was a bit hesitant. We went forward without problems and it was a very quick and simple process.

If you are uncomfortable with them doing it you could probably ask them to show you how they go about doing it. I used Longhorn Solar and I've had a few people call me about the work they did. Maybe Lighthouse Solar will let you call a few of their customers who had their roof vents moved by them?

Good Luck!

Hey Andrew,

Congrats on taking steps to go solar!

Movie vents is a pretty standard procedure that is easily completed by a licensed contractor. I'd ask for the contractor credentials and go from there.

If you need any additional help or have questions, you can use the http://muellermegawatt.org website for reference. There is an "11 Steps to go Solar in Mueller" document that will be helpful.

Good luck!

Aman

Thanks a lot for all the info! I'll press them for a few more details, but it's very helpful to know that this is indeed something that's commonly done.

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