Everything has been installed and it's… Everything has been installed and it's up and working. I really haven't seen a big difference in my power bill yet but I will keep track. One thing that is still not complete is the lock box that is supposed to be installed on the outside of the fence for access to the meters. Who is supposed to install it so I can contact them?

They were very honest about telling me… They were very honest about telling me that the trees around my house did not make it a good candidate for solar power. Appreciate their honesty and would call again for a different house

Everything was installed easy breezy Everything was installed easy breezy! My solar payment covered my whole utility bill like they said it would. I have had several questions since after it was put on my roof and the guy is usually quick to respond to my text. The city took 2 weeks for permission to operate but thats the city for you! The actual installation on my roof took 5 weeks, then 2 weeks before they were running. The panels look nice too.

Encor Solar had a great package deal… Encor Solar had a great package deal that I was sold on. Everything was explained very well. Things moved fairly smooth, it does take a while for everything to be put on from the new meter to the panels and power being run, but that's to be expected. I believe that Encor actually under sold how many panels I needed so after the initial panels were placed up I decided I needed 4 more to be on the safe side. That's when my issue started. It was like pulling teeth to get them to come back out and place 4 more panels. Week after week I would call and be told they would be coming out soon and then I would hear nothing so I would call again and again and again. I finally got in touch with someone up high in the ranks and still took another week to get some answers. To me it seems once I bought the original panels I was hooked and then after it didn't seem like they cared. So for all the initial stuff I give 4 stars, but after I would only give 2 stars

When they change their, it's a bad sign They changed their name to hide the terrible management feedback. The Austin manager is terrible. No feedback, all ego. Buyer beware and don't say you weren't warned when the job never gets installed. Call the manager in Austin - Dave. He will tell you how cool he is and how great the company, then forget why you called. Joke.