Problems of installing solar water heaters in residential areas

I have the following thoughts on this issue for your reference:

1: consult the property first. If this roof bearing problem is ok, it won't affect you.

2. When installing solar energy, waterproof the roof first. If it is SBS waterproof, the four feet of solar energy must be padded with bricks when installing.

3. If nobody is in charge and there is no property, you can ask the owner who installed solar energy to give you a certain fee to maintain the roof.

Some communities are like this, and no one cares about the roof leakage. People who live on the top floor lock the entrance to the roof with locks. Whoever goes up to pay the fee is also helpless. Neighborhood relations should be handled well.