When facing roofs with a slope exceeding 45 degrees, the primary task is simple: safety. Before launching any tools, our staff will conduct a comprehensive on-site assessment - evaluating the condition of the roof, access points, fastening positions, and weather exposure.

We only dispatch well-trained and experienced installers for these environments. Fall protection that complies with OSHA standards cannot be ignored: a complete seatbelt system, appropriately rated anchors, roof supports, guardrails (if possible), and controlled access areas. The anchoring and connection process itself is structurally consistent with our engineering standards, but the execution process requires a high degree of awareness, balance, and coordination.

On extreme venues, stage and material handling become as important as installation. We carefully plan the panel elevator, fix the materials to prevent sliding, and install them in sequence to minimize unnecessary movement on the roof. We will closely monitor the weather conditions and will never rush to work at the expense of safety. Ultimately, the key factors are preparation, skilled labor, and mindset. The steep road surface requires respect, but with proper training, equipment, and teamwork, we can solve problems safely and efficiently every time.