Built to Last

Solar power systems are built to endure, offering decades of reliable performance. High-quality solar panels are designed to last 25–30 years, with many continuing to produce electricity well beyond that. This longevity stems from their robust construction: panels are made from tempered glass and durable materials that withstand extreme weather conditions, from scorching heat to heavy snow, high winds, and even hail. Manufacturers rigorously test panels to meet international standards, ensuring they remain resilient in diverse climates.

Moreover, solar panels experience minimal degradation over time—typically losing only 0.5–1% of efficiency per year. This means that even after 25 years, most panels still operate at 80–90% of their original capacity. Inverters, another key component, typically last 10–15 years and can be replaced without disrupting the system. This durability makes solar a smart financial investment, delivering consistent energy savings and reducing reliance on volatile utility costs. With government incentives and falling solar costs, the return on investment is faster than ever, making solar a legacy choice that powers your future for decades.