7 months of frustration, outright lies, miscommunication, no communication, and stress, but finally if APS will ever get someone out to our home and inspect, we should have solar. 1st I can tell you that if ANYONE from Divine Energy ( supposedly a subsidiary of Vector Energy, which Fusion Power Co is also) contacts you, hang up your phone and run. Divine Solutions Energy are dirty dog liars, 100 percent, those guys should be selling junk used cars off of Van Buren with a side of dope and hookers. But instead they will use the President of Divine Solutions, Brandon Sanchez', service in the US Marine Corp as a sales tactic ( its to bad this guy did not learn anything about morals, customer service, or ethics while he served) to sell solar. After months of run around, calls ignored and unreturned, no communication from Divine at all, I finally got ahold of " Trevor" who was my "new account manager" and "going to get this project moving forward ", I informed Trevor that my solar finance company, Mosaic, was fairly animated about the fact that my first payments were coming due. He told me not to worry, as the solar had not been installed yet, no payments were due. Mosaic however had written the check to Fusion Power Co. and that check had been cashed, so solar or not, my payments were due. It was at this time I was given no other choice than to begin speaking with an attorney. My wife, who is pretty savvy in the legal field herself, got Trevor from Divine to cough up contacts for Fusion Power Co. ( mind you we had attempted contact with FPC via the contacts available at the website several times prior). She was finally able to make a direct contact with an engineer named Mark, Mark then walked into CEO of Fusion Power Co. Jared Gillespie's office with my wife on the phone and informed him that there was a problem. Jared and his team seemed quite caught off guard that this project had gotten so far off track and were under the impression that it was us, the customer, that had been the wrench in the gears. We were moved to the front of the line immediately. We were finally given the information that the location of our array could not be used due to the slope of the hill it was to be ground mounted at, something Divine had assured us from day 1 was not an issue. We then came to terms on a different location and began moving forward, dealing with Fusion rather than Divine. Fusion Power agreed to cover our loan payments until our system was installed, however the accounting department had their own troubles and could not seem to navigate the differences between physical and mailing addresses. On 12/22/21 I met the install crew in my driveway and refused to allow access to my property until I had the 2 payments that were owed to me in my hand. The install crew were GREAT!! Mike and his guys were very good, fast and professional. Dominic, the coordinator/super for the install was very good, especially under the circumstances, e.g. he handled an irate and armed customer face to face very well. We will have to see how the next 25 years goes now I suppose, however I do not have high hopes, thus I have an attorney on retainer just in case. Would I recommend Fusion Power Co to my friends and family? No. Am I still considering my legal options with Divine Solutions? Yes. Did I ever receive any of the "perks" that were supposed to be a part of my transaction? No.