Edward Norbery
GBI was very pleased with my solar power system I was very happy with all the employees of this company. I found them knowledgeable and competent. I was also happy with the design of the system that they came up with. I'm also very happy with the brand of equipment that they used. I am really impressed with its capabilities. One thing though I have discovered is that your choice of retail electricity provider makes a big difference in savings from the system. This is complicated and I don't think it can be accurately determined beforehand.
Paul Yin
GBJob well done Astrawatt's work crew has been responsive, proficient and getting the job done the best they can and that's why I gave my second solar project to Astrawatt again. Thanks to the lady project manager who has been very attentive to my phone calls. Astrawatt's Houston division CEO is professional and knowledgeable. I have no doubt to come back to Astrawatt for any additional solar needs.
Clint
GBGreat battery installer I have a very complex install with new products that had just been released by enphase. My setup included solar, batteries and a home generator. There were some delays with the install but in the end I am happy with the outcome. Astrawatt is a good installer that I would use on future projects.
To whom it may concern
GBKnow more than they do I had other issues that were never fully resolved (I gave up), but a solid issue is that solar has not paid off one year into it. I had 118% of my energy consumption installed & I still had a $200 electric bill (my highest before solar was $280). Add the loan payment & I'm upside down. Something didn't come out right. If my solar loan was paid off, I'd just have a reasonable electric bill, but the goal was $0 electric bill. If I had batteries I might have a $0 bill, but that's a whole other loan. I thought I had researched solar to death, even getting multiple quotes, & I still failed. So, if u can't trust the company or yourself, it might be best to just have plenty of extra money. It's a mistake I remember once a month when I get my electric bill.
Judith/cindy Galas/west
GBMixed feelings I loved all the crew and staff, am delighted with yearly electric bills under $400. BUT I feel deeply underserved that during the sign up no one suggested I consider replacing my roof before install, because two years later it cost me about $5,500 to have the panels removed and reinstalled and to purchase a new frame. Knowing what that extra cost would be clearly is something I should have been alerted to.