Certified Tesla Solar Roof Installers in Michigan

Tesla Solar Tiles generate electricity by converting the sunlight they receive into direct current (DC) energy. This energy is then transmitted to the inverter, which converts it into alternating current (AC) energy, which is usable by your household appliances. Any surplus energy produced can be stored in a Powerwall or, in some areas, can be fed back to the utility company, resulting in credits.

By reducing your electricity bills and sometimes even earning incentive payments, solar panels can eventually pay for themselves over time. The average solar panel payback period varies from 25-30 years in the United States, depending on the location.

Yes. Congress passed a law in 2022 raising the tax credit to 30% for the cost of solar roof installations between 2022-2032.

A Tesla Solar Roof is guaranteed to produce at least 80% of its power capacity for at least 25 years, according to the manufacturer's warranty.

Tesla Solar Roofs will still produce a small amount of power when covered with a light amount of snow. Heavier snowfall may prevent your system from generating power until the roof is cleared.