Harness the power of the sun with our innovative solar roofing systems. We specialize in the installation of solar shingles that not only generate clean and sustainable energy but also enhance the aesthetics of your home. We are a certified GAF Energy Solar Installer and we can help to qualify you with Federal and State Tax Credits of 30% off your entire roof project.
GAF has enhanced North America’s most trusted roofing brand, Timberline®, by making it solar-ready. Timberline Solar® ES 2 energy shingles are designed to be installed directly alongside traditional Timberline® asphalt shingles, forming a seamless and fully integrated solar roofing system. These advanced shingles offer top-tier solar efficiency, delivering 57 watts per shingle – a 23% increase compared to the previous generation.
Using energy shingles eliminates the need for bulky solar panel racks that are typically drilled into the roof, an approach that can affect the roof’s waterproofing, disrupt its appearance, and potentially void existing warranties.
Energy shingles are designed to resemble and perform like traditional asphalt shingles, sitting flush on the roof to shield against rain, snow, wind, and other weather conditions. In addition, each shingle produces 57 watts of clean, renewable solar power.
Since the Timberline Solar® ES 2 is the first solar shingle that can be nailed in place, it can be installed using the same team, tools, and techniques as standard asphalt shingles.
The Timberline Solar® ES 2 energy shingle produces clean, renewable power directly from your roof. The shingle itself functions as the solar solution, no extra components needed.
Since Timberline Solar® ES 2 shingles produce solar power, the full Timberline Solar® roofing system has the potential to lower your energy bills and may be eligible for federal or local government incentives.
When a GAF Energy Solar Certified contractor installs the Timberline Solar® roof system, homeowners can access enhanced warranty add-on options for purchase. These cover both the roofing and solar elements and include the top-tier Solar Max warranty, which provides 25 years of coverage for both roofing and electrical workmanship.
The Timberline Solar® roofing system stands out as the only solution that fully blends solar technology into conventional roofing materials and installation methods. Rather than mounting panels on top of the roof, it creates a unified system that both generates energy and shields your home from the elements.
At the heart of this innovation is the Timberline Solar® Energy Shingle (ES 2), the first nailable solar shingle in the world, which is manufactured in the U.S. at GAF Energy’s facilities in Georgetown, Texas, and developed at their R&D center in San Jose, California.
The GAF Energy solar roof is built as a grid-connected system designed for net metering. It captures sunlight through solar shingles, converting the energy from direct current (DC) to alternating current (AC) to power your home’s electrical devices. By using solar energy, you can decrease your reliance on the grid, potentially lowering your monthly utility costs.
The cost of installing a Timberline Solar® roof can vary depending on factors like roof size, pitch, surrounding shade, and average daily sunlight exposure. However, the system is built with affordability in mind.
In many cases, the total price of a Timberline Solar® roof is similar to the combined cost of a traditional roof replacement and separate rack-mounted solar panels. Currently, Timberline Solar® is available for residential use, though commercial options may become available down the line.
Investing in a GAF Energy solar roof is a big decision, but it comes with the confidence of strong warranty protection. Every Timberline Solar® shingle is backed by the Timberline Solar® Shingle & Accessory Limited Warranty. You can also consult us about available extended warranty options.
Yes, a range of federal and state tax credits and incentives are available that can make installing a GAF Energy solar roof more cost-effective for homeowners. However, these benefits differ by state and individual circumstances. It’s best to consult a tax professional to see which solar incentives you may qualify for.