I 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.

Mixed 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.

Great 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.

Had system 2 years … Had system 2 years It was an incredible install. We have great production snd the electric savings have made retirement easier to manage. It is a true dream in power outages. The continued support after installation has been a Godsend. Best retirement prep I did

Know 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.