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Summit Energy’s Peak Roofing Division Successfully Implements First Solstice® Shingle System Following Official Launch

Summit Energy, a leading solar installer in the Northeast, revealed that its Peak Roofing division has successfully installed the innovative Solstice® Solar Shingle System by CertainTeed. This system seamlessly integrates solar energy production with asphalt shingles, delivering an aesthetically pleasing and uniform appearance. The popularity of this solar shingle is rapidly growing, and Peak Roofing stands out as one of the select few in the nation recognized as CertainTeed Select Masters in both Solar and Shingles.

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Solstice Solar Shingles stand out as exceptionally electrically and mechanically robust, featuring industry-leading reliability with patented state-of-the-art technology, all supported by a 25-year warranty. These shingles excel in impact and wind resistance, boasting a market-leading wind speed rating of 110 mph. They are suitable for installation in any wind zone, including Florida’s high-velocity hurricane zone. The Solstice Shingle ensures watertight integrity through its water channel and strategically raised fastener locations, providing enhanced protection against water intrusion.

“We are thrilled by the acceptance of this unique innovation in solar shingles. Homeowners who have been reluctant to adopt solar due to the aesthetics are finding this new product concept very appealing which combines the best in aesthetics and solar power production in the industry. Many manufacturers have tried but no one has been able to create the seamless integration with asphalt shingles we see with Solstice,” said Adam Graber, Sr. Director of Business Development at Summit Energy. “We couldn’t be more excited about the overwhelming interest we’ve received from homeowners of this new breakthrough technology. It looks like this product is going to be a real gamechanger.”

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