Solar Roofing

Serving Burbank & Los Angeles Since 1977

Originally established in 1977, Delta Roofing has been serving the Greater Los Angeles Area for over thirty years. With over 85,000 satisfied customers served throughout Southern California, we have become the name to trust in residential and commercial roofing. As one of the top roofing contractors in the LA area that is always striving to utilize state-of-the-art roofing technology, we offer the latest roofing systems including solar shingles, which both cover your roof and generate electricity.

Why Solar Shingles?

Solar technology is the fastest growing energy source on the planet. It offers us an endless supply of clean, safe, renewable energy for both heat and power.

With advances in solar roofing technology, the answer is clear. Solar shingles have changed the way the building industry views roofs because they now generate electricity while continuing to protect what's inside from heat, wind, hail, and fire. Between producing electricity, saving you money, and increasing the value of your home, solar roofing is one of the smartest investments you'll every make.

Transform Your Roof Into A Powerhouse

Solar shingles are designed to look like conventional asphalt roof shingles. They first became commercially available in 2005 and in recent years have become increasingly price-competitive and are becoming far more popular. Eco-conscious flippers and homeowners find solar shingles particularly attractive since they also double as functional, protective and weatherproof shingles.

One of the biggest names in solar roofing is Dow's Powerhouse line, which uses cutting-edge Copper Indium Gallium Selenide solar cells to convert sunlight into electricity via a supplied inverter box. Dow reports that solar roof shingles can slash a household's electric bill by as much as 40 to 60%. Another leading manufacturer of solar shingles is CertainTeed's Apollo line.

Now is an excellent time to go solar since the costs have come down and the federal government is offering a 30% tax credit. Twenty-seven states and several cities also offer incentives that reduce the cost of solar installations even more.