Solar Shingles: The Roof You Know with Solar like You’ve Never Seen Before.
Solar Shingle Installation
For Northeast Ohio Families
Turn Your Roof into an Energy-Producing Asset.
Produce your own power. Lower your electric bill and help your home rely less on your local utility.
Campo Roof is proud to offer GAF Timberline Solar Shingle installation. The Timberline Solar Shingle is a fully warranted, eco-friendly roofing option for Northeast Ohio residents. You can now generate electricity from the sun without voiding your roof warranty.
Campo Roof’s team of certified roofers completes the installation of GAF Timberline Solar Shingles. Our crews are required to complete training from GAF on proper installation techniques. Our work on your roof carries a full 25-year warranty.
Timberline Solar is durable. You can walk on them while you’re cleaning your gutters. The shingles can withstand 130 mph winds. The water-shedding capabilities help whisk water away to keep your home dry and safe.
The GAF Timberline Solar Shingle is the first of its kind; nailable solar shingle that earned dual certification as a solar product and a roofing product. Not to mention taking the highest honor at CES 2022 for Best of Innovation.
Solar Shingles Versus Traditional Solar Panels
The Timberline Solar Shingle is fully warranted as a solar panel AND a roof shingle. With Traditional Solar Panels, the rooftop racking system can void roof warranties by drilling holes in existing shingles.
The Timberline Solar Shingle has matching standard shingles to increase curb appeal. Traditional Solar Panels tend to be very ugly as array systems raise up from your roof and create a visually displeasing look on your home.
The Timberline Solar Shingle rests flush with the rest of the shingles on your roof. Traditional Solar Panels create a raised structure allows for animal infestation between solar panels and your roof.
Our Installation Process
Schedule Install
Solar Install
Electrical Install
Final Inspection
Turn On System
Solar Roof Complete!
How are Consultation Works
1. Inspection and Assessment
2. Proposal Review
3. Financing Options
5. Secure Permits
4. Contract Signing
What Our Customers Say
Ian was very pleasant and easy to work with.
Thanks for a job well done.
When Eddie, the estimator, arrived, I was equally impressed. He was personable, respectful, and extremely knowledgeable. He took the time to walk me through everything, answered all of my questions, and presented the estimate in a clear and thorough way.
They are an Impressive team that combines professionalism with a personal touch. Thank you, Laryssa and Eddie, for assisting me through the process.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Does Solar Power Work?
The Timberline Solar Shingles convert sunlight into electric energy through photovoltaic technology. That energy is a direct current (DC) and converts to alternating current (AC) through an inverter. Once converted, it becomes usable energy. Homeowners can use, store or send the energy back to the grid.
Will Adding Solar Raise The Value of My Home?
Not only will you save money on your monthly bills, but the value of your home will increase as well.
Will I Save Money By Having Solar Shingles Installed?
The amount of money that you can save is dependent on several factors. First, how large is your roof? Large roofs increase the number of solar shingles. Increasing the number of shingles will help pull down your monthly electric bill expenditure. Second, how much sun does your roof get throughout the year? Tree cover and nearby buildings can impact the amount of sun your roof gets throughout the year.
Is There a Federal Tax Credit for Switching to Solar?
Yes, there is a Federal Tax Credit for switching to solar energy. We recommend that you talk to your tax consultant about the earned credit. You can find more information Here.
What are "Time of Use" Rates?
Time of use is essentially peak hours of energy usage. They are the hours which demand for electricity is the highest. Peak demand costs are at a higher rate. Energy costs are typically the lowest between 10 pm and 5 am.
What does Tier 1 Solar Mean?
GAF is a Tier 1 solar manufacturer. There are several benchmarks to achieve a Tier 1 classification. It means that GAF owns its supply chain and invests heavily in research and development. Additionally, GAF has to use advanced robotic processes for its product and has been manufacturing solar panels for more than 5-years.
In essence, to earn a Tier 1 classification, solar manufacturers need to have expertise and innovation to show consumers that they are committed to a green future. GAF earned the highest honor at CES 2022 for the Best Innovation award for their Timberline Solar Energy Shingle.
What Is The Difference Between Grid-Tie and Off-Grid Solar?
Grid-tied systems tie into the electrical grid. Tying in allows homeowners to sell excess energy and earn credits. Off-grid means removal from the power grid. An off-grid home means self-sustaining and requires large battery systems for off-peak times.
How Does Solar Power Feed Into The Grid?
When your solar panels generate a surplus of energy, net metering allows the excess to flow into the grid. When it goes back to the grid, you will earn credits. The credits are used that evening. If there is unused credit at the end of the day, that amount accrues in your account for future usage.
Debunked Myths About Solar Energy
Solar only works when the sun is out.
Sunlight still reaches the Earth during cloudy, rainy, and snowy periods. Solar shingles collect when the sun is out. With net metering and battery storage, you can use solar energy after the sun goes down.
Solar isn’t efficient enough for my needs.
Solar panels aren’t 100% efficient because they don’t use all types of light. Solar panels can’t harvest all of the light. Some light converts to heat or reflects.
Sunlight is composed of UV light, visible and infrared, and solar panels cannot absorb infrared and little UV light. While solar doesn’t use all types of light, the sun in 1-1/2 hours provides more power than the world consumes in a year.
Solar continues to innovate, but with prices coming down and available incentives to switch, there may be no better time than now.
It’s too expensive.
Incentives + financing can make your monthly solar payment less than your current electric bill. Don’t forget to figure in general increases in electric costs too!
If you are paying for solar for over 25 years, factor in increases in the cost of electricity. Ohio residents see an increase of 1.35% every year. A $200 electric bill in 2022 is a $260 electric bill in 25 years.
