Hi everyone,
I’ve been researching solar panel installation options for residential homes and realized there’s a lot of confusion around what really matters versus what installers just use as sales talk.
From what I’ve learned while exploring different setups, the key factors that make a big difference are:
I recently had a detailed discussion with a team working in Dubai under the name DXB Market, and they emphasized something interesting: most performance issues in home solar systems come from poor planning during installation, not from the panels failing.
That really changed how I look at solar projects.
For anyone here who has already gone through a solar panel installation at home:
I’ve been researching solar panel installation options for residential homes and realized there’s a lot of confusion around what really matters versus what installers just use as sales talk.
From what I’ve learned while exploring different setups, the key factors that make a big difference are:
- Proper roof assessment before installation
- Correct panel angle and orientation (many people ignore this)
- Quality of mounting structure and wiring safety
- Inverter selection based on actual load, not panel count
- Future maintenance access (most people don’t think about this)
I recently had a detailed discussion with a team working in Dubai under the name DXB Market, and they emphasized something interesting: most performance issues in home solar systems come from poor planning during installation, not from the panels failing.
That really changed how I look at solar projects.
For anyone here who has already gone through a solar panel installation at home:
- What problems did you face after installation?
- What do you wish you knew before starting?
- Did your installer explain load planning and roof positioning properly?