A roof that does more.
Choose from 4, 6 or 8 solar panels and turn your pool equipment enclosure into productive space.
The right configuration depends on your enclosure size, sun exposure and how much energy you want to produce. We'll determine the right fit during your assessment.
Choose the size that fits your space.
Start with 4, 6 or 8 panels. We'll confirm the final configuration based on your enclosure dimensions, sun exposure and property.
Solar Roof 02, Balanced
A balanced option for larger enclosures and homeowners looking for greater solar production.
Production and energy-value estimates are for planning purposes only and are based on approximately 450 W panels, representative New Jersey solar production and current average residential electricity rates (about $0.24/kWh). Actual results vary by equipment, orientation, shading, weather, utility rates and site conditions.
Built to fit the enclosure.
The size of the solar roof starts with the structure underneath it. We evaluate the equipment pad, required service access, usable roof area and sun exposure before recommending a 4-, 6- or 8-panel configuration.
Equipment pad size
The enclosure footprint sets the usable roof area available for panels.
Service access
Clearances for maintenance and equipment access stay clear on every build.
Roof area & orientation
How much of the roof faces the sun affects how many panels make sense.
Sun exposure & shading
Trees, structures and roof angle all factor into the final layout.
What could that cover?
Pool pump energy use varies significantly depending on the pump, speed settings and operating schedule. In New Jersey, outdoor pools also tend to operate seasonally rather than year-round.
Depending on your equipment and operating schedule, a Timber & Ray solar roof can help cover the electricity your pump uses, with additional production available for other loads around the property, such as pool lights, landscape or holiday lighting, and more.