In the past few years, the mounting of solar panels on the roofs of houses has rapidly proliferated. Between 2008 and 2014, the use of solar power grew an average of at least 50 percent in residences, commerce, and institutions annually – proving the high visibility of the turn toward clean, reliable, and affordable electricity in the United States. Not only because of its environmental benefits, but solar power also attracts many due to its ability to regenerate power on its own – making it cost-effective. To learn more about eco-friendly roofing options, visit our solar roofing page.

Normally, solar panels can be installed on almost every type of roofing. However, it doesn’t mean that all the available roofing can help produce the same amount of power. Here are the types of roofing that are best compatible with solar panels:

A Sustainable Solution: What Rooftops Can You Use for Solar Panels? [Infographic]

Choosing the right roof type for solar panels can make a significant difference in energy efficiency. Explore our roofing types page to find the best match for your solar setup.