Adding slight tilt to roof mounted solar panels

[Sterling9250]

I have an east facing roof that I want to put solar panels on. The roof is about 2° north facing. I’d like to add a slight tilt to a roof mounted system to at least zero out the north facing, but possibly add a few more degrees south facing. I’ll be using standard aluminum root mounts for clay tiles. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[hwy17]

The roof tilts 2 degrees north, or it is orientated towards 2 degrees north?

What's the roof slope?

 

[Sterling9250]

The roof tilts 2 degrees north, or it is orientated towards 2 degrees north?

What's the roof slope?

More like oriented 2 degrees north. Roof slope is 30 degrees

 

[hwy17]

More like oriented 2 degrees north. Roof slope is 30 degrees

Oh. Do you have another roofs lol.

 

[Sterling9250]

Oh. Do you have another roofs lol.

It is already used

 

[hwy17]

It is already used

Well I see your conundrum then, lol. My default response to tilting panels on anything except a flat roof is it's not worth it, and I think I would stick to that response. Just put as much panels as you can on the roof slanted as it is and you get what you get.

But, for the intrepid, I see that people have done it before.

 

[Sterling9250]

Well I see your conundrum then, lol. My default response to tilting panels on anything except a flat roof is it's not worth it, and I think I would stick to that response. Just put as much panels as you can on the roof slanted as it is and you get what you get.

But, for the intrepid, I see that people have done it before.

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Thank you