Insights for Better Roof Decisions

ICON is roof-first concrete tile with solar integrated into the roof plane, designed for clean architecture and optional seamless continuity with backup.

Asphalt shingles are one of the most common roofing materials in the United States. They are affordable, easy to install, and available in a wide range of styles. While these benefits make them an attractive option for many homeowners, it’s important to also understand some of the limitations that come with asphalt shingles.

Solar tiles combine design and energy efficiency, paving the way for sustainable buildings with integrated, self-sufficient power systems.

Early prototypes in the late 20th century used thin-film solar cells embedded into glass, paving the way for modern applications…

When natural disasters like hurricanes, wildfires, or severe storms damage your home, it’s easy to focus on the frustration and inconvenience. But if your roof has been compromised, this challenging time could also be the perfect opportunity to invest in a stronger, more sustainable future for your home. Integrated solar tiles, like Voltaic Roof Tiles, offer a unique chance to rebuild smarter—especially with insurance companies often covering much of the cost. 1. Insurance Co

Living in regions susceptible to wildfires and hurricanes, such as California and Florida, demands that homeowners make informed decisions about their roofing solutions. The recent devastation caused by Hurricane Milton in Florida and the wildfires in Ventura County, California, underscores the importance of resilient and reliable roofing systems. (The Sun, The Times) Integrated solar roofs, like Voltaic Roof Tiles, offer a seamless blend of durability and energy efficiency,

Introduction If you’re planning to reroof your home , it’s the perfect time to consider solar. Instead of adding panels later, you can decide now whether to install traditional solar panels  or opt for integrated solar tiles  that become part of the roof itself. Both solutions provide clean energy, but they differ in installation, cost, design, and long-term value. This guide breaks down the pros and cons of each option so you can make the best choice when replacing your roof

Introduction For homeowners in hurricane-prone regions, a roof is more than just a design feature, it’s the first line of defense against extreme weather. Increasingly, property owners are choosing integrated solar roofs  because they combine the resilience of premium roofing materials with the ability to generate clean, renewable energy. Here are five reasons why integrated solar roofs are becoming the preferred choice in hurricane zones. 1. Built to Withstand Extreme Weathe