Photovoltaic Panel Installers à Mons

Photovoltaic and solar panels

In recent years, we have heard a lot about photovoltaic panels. This technological invention, which combines savings and ecology, is attracting more and more people, including you. Do you want to install photovoltaic panels on the roof of your home in Mons? Do not engage in this project without being well informed beforehand. There are a number of questions to ask yourself before starting a project of this scale on your house. Find answers to your questions relating to the installation of photovoltaic panels below: How many years does it take to make my photovoltaic panels profitable? To make a photovoltaic panel profitable, it takes an average of 7 or 8 years. This figure varies according to the price that your installation has cost you, the aid you have received, and the yield of your photovoltaic panels, so it is indicative. Even if it may seem high, the longevity of photovoltaic panels makes it quite acceptable.How to choose the best installer for my photovoltaic panels in Mons? The Mons region has a good number of professional installers of photovoltaic panels. They perform quality work that will meet your expectations. To choose a good installer of photovoltaic panels in Mons, it is possible to proceed in different ways. First of all, you can ask your relatives and friends who have photovoltaic panels to recommend their installer if they are satisfied with him. However, with this technique, you run the risk that the installer you are referred to is not based in the Mons area. Another simple technique is to use websites that allow you to find out the opinions and satisfaction of various customers on the services provided by the tradesmen.  What are the aids for my photovoltaic panels in Mons? First of all, there is the aid from the Walloon Region for installations that reduce the energy consumption of homes. You can benefit from the Rénoprêt which is an advantageous loan with a zero rate thanks to the Société Wallonne du crédit social. Some banks can also grant you a green loan, which is a loan intended for work aiming at making its house more ecological. Generally, these loans come with different conditions, so it's up to you to see if you can meet them. Another advantage you will benefit from once the photovoltaic panels are installed, is the system of the meter that turns backwards. This system allows you to make significant savings when the meter decreases, as is often the case. It can even happen that you don't owe anything to your supplier. Not to mention the green certificates. What is the best type of photovoltaic panels?  The best type of photovoltaic panels is different for each home. The panels will not have the same output depending on whether the household has four or six people, the size of the roof and the hours of sunlight available on it. The yield guarantee indicates the yield loss that the consumer can expect after a certain number of years of use. A high figure indicates a low yield loss and is therefore advantageous. Other indications such as the product guarantee, the manufacturing origin and the cell type can also tip the balance for one brand rather than another, depending on preferences and needs. How to maintain photovoltaic panels over time?  Over time, it is inevitable that the yield of photovoltaic panels decreases. Indeed, the various external climatic conditions can damage the surface and thus negatively influence its transparency. It also happens that vegetation grows in an unexpected way, it is then necessary to take care to prune what would hinder the efficiency of the panels. Sometimes it is the roof that does not allow the photovoltaic panels to be inclined enough to cause the fall of what comes into contact with it. Items such as leaves and debris get caught on the surface of the panels and compromise access to the solar energy. For this reason, it is recommended to clean the surface of the photovoltaic panels every two years. If venturing onto your roof to perform this task presents any danger to you, ask your photovoltaic panel installer in Mons.