Attics, garages, crawlspaces, and other similar storage spaces are all prone to a buildup of excess heat. No one likes walking into an attic or garage and getting hit with a face full of stale roasting hot air. But, all this hot air is more than an unpleasant inconvenience. Did you know that the excess heat building up in these spaces poses a real danger to your home? Expelling this
Proper maintenance is vital for the long-term well-being of your home and family. As the saying goes "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." Preventing problems is far cheaper and more effective than running around fixing them after they've already begun damaging your home. Last month we discussed 5 Indoor maintenance tips for maintaining the health and safety of your home. Here is a list of 5
Do you have technical questions about our solar attic fans? Whether you are a current or prospective customer, here are some of the most frequently asked technical questions about our SR1800 fan. How will an SR1800 solar attic fan stand up to a hurricane or other extreme weather? Our solar attic fans are the most durable on the market. Third-party testing ensures they meet the requirements for Texas Windstorm Certification and
We get a lot of questions from new customers about solar attic fans. One common question is whether or not solar attic fans qualify for federal or state tax credits. So here are some commonly asked questions that customers ask about solar tax credits. NOTE/DISCLAIMER: Solar Royal, LLC. is not a tax advisor. Taxpayers claiming a tax credit should consult a tax professional with any questions before purchasing the product. Solar
There are many myths and misconceptions about solar attic fans. One that pops up quite frequently is that a solar attic fan needs a battery to store excess energy it collects during the day so it can run at night when there is no sunlight. Does my solar attic fan need a battery so it can run at night? There seems to be a misconception that your solar attic fan needs
Solar fans are a great way to ventilate your attic space. However, there are a lot of myths and misconceptions out there about them. So, let's clear a few things up. Myth 1: Solar fans don't work when it is cloudy Solar fans absolutely work when it is cloudy. As long as the fan is receiving UV rays, those fan blades will be turning. Now, due to the reduction in
Solar-powered technology takes energy from the sun and converts it into thermal or electrical energy. Solar energy is an entirely green energy solution that's from a clean and abundant renewable energy source. As long as you have access to sunlight, your solar appliances will never run out of fuel. Solar technology is used in a variety of ways, including generating electricity, providing light, heating water, and even ventilating your home.
A big THANK YOU to everyone for visiting our booth at the “AHR Expo" in Orlando, Florida and the "International Roofing Expo" in Dallas, Texas! We also want to thank the expo staff for all their hard work putting both events together. They were both great events and we got to meet many of our valued customers. Hope to see you all again soon at the next roofing expo! Educate
With the rapid progression of technology, increasing numbers of homeowners are fitting their homes with all kinds of smart appliances. While these devices are often energy-saving as well as convenient, some homeowners don't take the necessary precautions to ensure their homes and appliances are protected. Today we are going to bust 3 home energy myths that could be costing you hundreds of dollars each year. Myth 1: Power surges usually
We're all familiar with the constant struggle to keep bills as low as possible. Today we are going to bust 3 home heating and cooling myths that could be costing you hundreds of dollars each year. Myth 1: Cranking the Heat up Will Warm Up the Room Faster For some reason, when we're cold and want to turn the heat up in the room, our first instinct is to crank
