Homewood Solar Panel Critter Guard Installation

The cavity beneath a rooftop array provides what pigeons seek: shelter from wind and rain, shade in summer and protection from predators. Once birds settle there, nests, droppings and debris accumulate quickly. That material holds moisture against the roofing and can make maintenance more difficult over time. Deterrents placed on top of the array rarely solve the problem, because the space underneath remains open. Solar Panel Removal Homewood installs critter guard to close that space. Existing nests and debris are cleared first. A non-penetrating mesh is then fitted around the full perimeter of the array and secured to the panel frames, so no holes are drilled into the roof. Air continues to circulate beneath the panels, while birds and windblown debris are kept out. Critter guard can be installed on an existing array at any point, but the most efficient time is during a detach and reset, since the modules are being reinstalled and the roofing beneath them is brand new. Many Homewood homeowners add it to their reset for that reason.