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Solar, batteries, roof condition, flood risk, and hurricane backup should be planned together.
Best places to start
- hurricane backup power
- solar economics
- roof readiness
- flood-aware equipment placement
What to check first
- Check roof age before signing a solar contract.
- Plan backup around refrigeration, fans, medical devices, and limited fuel access.
- Place electrical equipment with flood risk and service access in mind.
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