Solar panels are suitable for all climates. Solar panels may not work as desired if your home has excessive tree cover that blocks the sun from reaching your roof. An old and worn-out rooftop may also make your home unsuitable for solar panels. The slope, size, and shape of your home's roof are vital aspects to consider. Solar panels work best on south-oriented rooftops whose gradient ranges from 15 to 40 degrees. If an expert establishes that your home's rooftop is not ideal for solar panels, or you aren't a homeowner, you can use community solar. Community solar enables many individuals to tap solar energy from an offsite or onsite solar array. Users typically share the cost of installing and acquiring a community solar array.