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Working with Semper Solaris was a pleasure. Dennis walked us through all our options for the system. He made everything very understandable and let us know what to expect every step of the way. The rest of the Semper Solaris team also communicated very well and kept us updated on the project. They handled all the paperwork and made the entire process very simple.Thank you Dennis and the Semper Solaris team!

As a techie who is HVAC savvy, I was impressed when Dave the sales representative arrived at my house to do his estimate. He spent 3 hours taking measurements, crawling in the attic, and running tests. He was the only Rep out of the 3 estimates I received to take this much time and effort. Then he took all his data back to the office and crunched the numbers before returning with his estimate which was significantly higher than his competition. He recommended higher end equipment with a 10 year warranty on parts and labor.  We set an appointment for the following week and when the installers arrived, they went right to work putting down heavy runners to protect my carpet, and got straight to work removing my old equipment. The house was just beginning to cool down as my wife returned from work. The installers were both friendly and knowledgeable, and it was a joy having them in my house. Dave also made sure that I got the forms for the rebates from my electric company. They were terrific!

I was having trouble with pigeons nesting under my solar panels, really glad I eventually found this company. Tyler was very professional to deal with, carefully explained the different services he provided and their prices, and did excellent work getting rid of the birds, setting up barriers to prevent them from returning, and cleaning the panels. Would definitely recommend.

Great company to work with very communicative among the whole process from Danny our Sales rep to the office highly recommend Nergy, all of our questions were answered at time of signing  and service was easy start to finish. Great follow through

I got to turn on my panels today and let me tell you how fun it was to get to be the one to flip the switch. Aside from letting me do the "cutting of the ribbon" as it were, Cheetah Solar handled everything smoothly and perfectly. I never felt lost or like I wasn't informed about what was going on with the design and I implementation of the system. It's was ridiculously easy and I couldn't be happier with the process or their service.

Can anyone confirm if this business is still open?  My emails are bouncing back and the phone number is always busy.

Great company--say what they do and do what they say. Very professional and polite electricians. We did a service panel upgrade along with some circuitry. So far, the work is excellent. We are going to contract with them to a a full ground-based solar upgrade.

We first contacted SouthFace Solar in January 2020, and our system was up and running in early April. Although it has been only a couple of weeks now, I must say I am very happy at this point. The personnel have all been very helpful. This is not a short process since building permits, SRP approvals, etc., etc. are required. There were a couple of minor hitches, but all were solved quickly with a call to or from Vance, their representative. If you are considering adding solar to your home, I highly recommend this company. I will readily call them again should the need arise.

Actually would not even give this business a star at all.  We wanted to install a solar system on our RV and starting in Nov. 2013 we consulted with Ron.  He was very informative, but opinionated, with his knowledge of solar installation.  He noted that he was an Interstate battery distributor and was not pleased that we wanted to order Crown batteries.  After multiple discussions, we came to an agreement with Ron in which he agreed to install our preferred components and set a date for the install for 18 Feb 2014.  This was not an easy decision due to the logistics of us living in San Diego, CA and Ron being located near Phoenix, AZ and the fact that we would have to bring the RV to his shop for the install.  After we had decided to hire him, planned the solar install, and even received a parts and labor estimate (essentially an online handshake),  we made one final phone call to finalize two of the parts that Ron did not normally use but that were a better price and had excellent reviews. Following the phone call this is the email we received from Ron:

"After our conversation yesterday I realized that you have been researching alot of information from people that think they know everything but just want to sell you equipment that you have no knowlege of how to use. And for that reason I cannot be the one to install a system on your RV.I have done over 8000 systems in 24 years and have never turned down anyone till now. Let whoever has been feeding you this information be the one to install it."

We tried to reach out to Ron via email asking him to reconsider and take our business but we have not received a reply back. Since we now know that he is not a man of his word, we would not give him our business or recommend him to any of our friends or family.

One final note.  We have been researching a quality RV solar install now for months and the people that had been advising us are experts in RV and off-grid solar and were NOT trying to sell us anything - they don't sell items or do installs anymore, just give advice.

They need to train their door to door sales people what the NO SOLICITING sign means. It means the residence does NOT want to be disturbed. It is considered trespassing in Glendale, AZ and the company can get fined. Follow the law! The sign is there for a reason!!

We had a great overall experience working with Pep Solar. We had some hiccups in the beginning, but they got everything squared away and back on track quickly. Things can happen and what we appreciated was the communication and responsiveness. That's very important to us. We had two Tesla batteries installed. The guys that came out to work on the project were great! Very professional, on time and friendly. The job took longer than expected as we have an older home that has been remodeled but they showed up everyday and did a wonderful job. They showed up for every inspection and stayed until they were sure everything was up and running. We also had a great experience with working with everyone in the office. They were very responsive to our questions and needs and were very easy to work with. I would recommend them to any family or friends looking to get solar or do a project. We are very satisfied.

Do not do business with this company. The product is good, but the service department is terrible. This problem could perhaps be solved by firing the smug and arrogant service manager (Tempe, Arizona) who may at one time been a good pool boy, but who I believe as a person and businessman is an arrogant, uncooperative pr*&k. Here's the story. I noticed a leak in the vacuum breaker valve in my Heliocol installation, so I had Heliocol come out to fix it. It cost $75 for the visit and $75 for the half hour of work. Problem number one is that the "work" was simply to unscrew the valve and wrap its threads with plumber tape. So I paid $150 for a piece of plumber's tape which took about 2 minutes to fix. If the service manager had suggested that I look at the threads beforehand to see if that was the source of the leak before scheduling  a service trip, that would have been greatly appreciated and would have saved me $150, but of course, he is not in the business of helping customers.
The second part of the story is as follows: About 4-5 days after the plumber's tape fix, I noticed that my pool cleaner worked fine when solar was not enabled, but as soon as the solar water panels were engaged, the pool vacuum line suction decreased so much that the cleaner stopped its operation and the cleaner just sat still in the pool and stopped vibrating and moving. I called Heliocol's service department and spoke to the worthless service manager. I have to confess that I secretly hoped to get a free analysis trip out of the call because this new malfunction occurred so close in time to the plumber's tape visit. Instead, his focus was to blame the pool equipment and disavow any responsibility for the malfunction, and he may very well turn out to be correct about that. Time will tell. But I sure did not want him to do his Pontius Pilate routine on me which is what happened. After all, the pool and its equipment with the add-on solar panels comprise a system, where one malfunction might show up in another part of the system. I hoped he would come up with some troubleshooting suggestions which did not occur. What a loser! Anyhow, this morning I spoke with my pool installer and he made some helpful suggestions to attack the problem (unlike Heliocol) before a service guy comes out.

We have been fighting for 5 months to try and get our inverter replaced. Technician has been out 3 times and each time Sun Run has failed to send the correct parts. When I try to call Customer Support I get a voice iMessage. No one answers my calls. Stay away.

Run from this company, they will lie, cheat and steal your money, that's what they're great at nothing else. Run Run Run and fast from them for your mental well being !!

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