Best Businesses in Phoenix, AZ
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Back in 2018, I started looking into putting a solar system on my home. I chose Arizona Solar Wave based on their reviews and I have never had any regrets. The install was smooth and any issues were always addressed immediately.
Fast forward to 2021 and we moved out of Arizona for nearly a year. Even before we got back to AZ, we called Brad directly to set things into motion for a solar system for the new house we purchased. Again, everything went smoothly, everyone I've met during this process has been wonderful. From start to finish, the whole process took 93 days and we turned our system on today!
I had a terrible experience with a different solar company while I was living out of state and they were a nightmare to work with.
We are so happy to be back in Arizona and enjoying another Arizona Solar Wave system.
Fast forward to 2021 and we moved out of Arizona for nearly a year. Even before we got back to AZ, we called Brad directly to set things into motion for a solar system for the new house we purchased. Again, everything went smoothly, everyone I've met during this process has been wonderful. From start to finish, the whole process took 93 days and we turned our system on today!
I had a terrible experience with a different solar company while I was living out of state and they were a nightmare to work with.
We are so happy to be back in Arizona and enjoying another Arizona Solar Wave system.
12 West Main St Mesa, AZ 85201
Solar Panel
I've been dealing with the owner of this company for about 6mo now on my solar that came with the house when we brought it. So far Tony has answered every call I've made to him, or called me right back. He has come through on some of my small issues and has fixed it right away. Dealing with Tony has been a real pleasure. He had been a man of his word.
https://logicasolar.com
2990 N Litchfield Rd Ste 4 Goodyear, AZ 85395
Solar Panel
Avoid at all costs!
We had our roof repaired and all went seemingly smoothly. Until about a year later. A big storm came through and the roof leaked. I called and they sent a guy out to look. He saw where the water was coming into the living room and said "I know right where that's at." Enough said.
Several months later, another big rainstorm came through and water ran into my living room again. Again, two guys came out and said they'd be able to take care of this. When it started leaking again a year later they suddenly had no record of ever having worked on our house. After searching for two years I found the contract. I called our insurance company who sent an inspector. The inspector made several notes of "shoddy workmanship." It was done in a hurry, and failure to correctly seal air conditioning mounts resulted in rain pooling, and if it was a very hard rain, running up and under a row of shingles, and into the house.
Now that it's been fixed we're having to repair the damage to the interior walls.
Save yourself the headache and look elsewhere.
We had our roof repaired and all went seemingly smoothly. Until about a year later. A big storm came through and the roof leaked. I called and they sent a guy out to look. He saw where the water was coming into the living room and said "I know right where that's at." Enough said.
Several months later, another big rainstorm came through and water ran into my living room again. Again, two guys came out and said they'd be able to take care of this. When it started leaking again a year later they suddenly had no record of ever having worked on our house. After searching for two years I found the contract. I called our insurance company who sent an inspector. The inspector made several notes of "shoddy workmanship." It was done in a hurry, and failure to correctly seal air conditioning mounts resulted in rain pooling, and if it was a very hard rain, running up and under a row of shingles, and into the house.
Now that it's been fixed we're having to repair the damage to the interior walls.
Save yourself the headache and look elsewhere.
6130 W Myrtle Ave Glendale, AZ 85301
Solar Panel
Often requested but seldom completed, I anxiously am writing this testimonial to share with not only Veterans but all to give Veteran Solar AZ an opportunity to complete an amazing, eye-opening and free Energy Audit.
We are transplants from the upper Midwest this past Spring due to my service connected and arthritis issues.
After a short time, we realized that we needed to harness the power of this unforgiving sun. But we didn't know where to turn, look, or ask. Like all, we too wanted a trustworthy, knowledgeable and honest Solar Company's insight and guidance, without all the sales hassles. This was all new to us.
So we turned to Yelp and the Internet to find a Veteran owned and operated solar company. This is how we found Veteran Solar AZ and it's Veteran owner, Ivan.
Within minutes of requesting information, mind you on a Sunday afternoon, I received a call from Ivan, to schedule an appointment that worked for both parties, within 10 days.
Ivan absolutely took us by surprise... as our defenses were already in place (ignorance) thinking this will be an hour long sales pitch. Embarrassingly, we could not have been farther from the truth.
Ivan was very professional and personal. He provided us with a power usage Audit to include how and where we could save electricity, especially during peak times. From replacing our nearly 15 year old single staged pool pump to recommending smart thermostats, Ivan was genuine and honest.
Ivan was able to put together a system that would likely take care of 75% of our demand and even sell some excess energies back to APS. (Likely to save nearly 90%, but Ivan refused to make a promise he couldn't keep!!)
We visited on a personal level regarding how many living in the home - including how long and often our 2/3 college kids will be living with us amongst other valuable pieces we never even thought about.
What I thought was going to happen was a sales pitch and handshake to think about it.
The Audit that Ivan and his team conduct far surpassed any and all reluctance and we signed a contract that day to do our part in going green. Ivan was forward thinking providing insights and not pressure, from the replacement pool pump and charging station coupled with the abilities to have backup batteries installed later, after technology and prices drastically change.
There were no slick sales' pitches. Just honesty, trustworthiness, and solar knowledge creating an educational and informative conversation.
As a Veteran, I wanted to support another Veteran. What I got, was a friendship.
Without any reservations, I would highly recommend Veteran Solar AZ to anyone even thinking about ways to potentially generate passive income by harnessing our Sun's infinite power.
Here's a few helpful links:
facebook.com/veteransola…
g.page/VeteranSolarX/rev…
http://veteransolaraz.com
We are transplants from the upper Midwest this past Spring due to my service connected and arthritis issues.
After a short time, we realized that we needed to harness the power of this unforgiving sun. But we didn't know where to turn, look, or ask. Like all, we too wanted a trustworthy, knowledgeable and honest Solar Company's insight and guidance, without all the sales hassles. This was all new to us.
So we turned to Yelp and the Internet to find a Veteran owned and operated solar company. This is how we found Veteran Solar AZ and it's Veteran owner, Ivan.
Within minutes of requesting information, mind you on a Sunday afternoon, I received a call from Ivan, to schedule an appointment that worked for both parties, within 10 days.
Ivan absolutely took us by surprise... as our defenses were already in place (ignorance) thinking this will be an hour long sales pitch. Embarrassingly, we could not have been farther from the truth.
Ivan was very professional and personal. He provided us with a power usage Audit to include how and where we could save electricity, especially during peak times. From replacing our nearly 15 year old single staged pool pump to recommending smart thermostats, Ivan was genuine and honest.
Ivan was able to put together a system that would likely take care of 75% of our demand and even sell some excess energies back to APS. (Likely to save nearly 90%, but Ivan refused to make a promise he couldn't keep!!)
We visited on a personal level regarding how many living in the home - including how long and often our 2/3 college kids will be living with us amongst other valuable pieces we never even thought about.
What I thought was going to happen was a sales pitch and handshake to think about it.
The Audit that Ivan and his team conduct far surpassed any and all reluctance and we signed a contract that day to do our part in going green. Ivan was forward thinking providing insights and not pressure, from the replacement pool pump and charging station coupled with the abilities to have backup batteries installed later, after technology and prices drastically change.
There were no slick sales' pitches. Just honesty, trustworthiness, and solar knowledge creating an educational and informative conversation.
As a Veteran, I wanted to support another Veteran. What I got, was a friendship.
Without any reservations, I would highly recommend Veteran Solar AZ to anyone even thinking about ways to potentially generate passive income by harnessing our Sun's infinite power.
Here's a few helpful links:
facebook.com/veteransola…
g.page/VeteranSolarX/rev…
13794 W Waddell Rd Sun City, AZ 85379
Solar Panel
Never call back never answered emails,not responding to resolve issues with my panels
http://www.sunharvestsolar.com
3111 North Central Ave Ste A101 Phoenix, AZ 85012
Solar Panel
The solar paraphenalia installed on the front of my house is six feet wide and five feet tall. Most customers probably have their solar on the back of their house, but mine is on the front. It's made my townhouse look quite awful. This is something no one tells you or shows you a photo of.
I'd told my rep that I want to sell my house sooner rather than later. No problem, he said, and he acted as an authority on GoodLeap's assumable loans. Since then I've learned that an investor may not assume the loan from GoodLeap. Only someone living in the house full-time can assume the loan. I live in Tucson, so I'm guessing if someone buys my townhouse as a second home, a snowbird hangout, they cannot assume the loan. Had I known this, I would not have had solar installed, because most likely my buyer will want this as a second home. The rep should refrain from acting as an authority on assumable loans.
Have the rep leave your house so you can review the long contract and terms without his sitting there waiting for you to sign. It's a legal and binding document committing you to tens of thousands of dollars, so don't be rushed.
If you're not looking to sell your house for the life of the loan, and the system isn't on the front of your house, you may have a better experience than I.
I'd told my rep that I want to sell my house sooner rather than later. No problem, he said, and he acted as an authority on GoodLeap's assumable loans. Since then I've learned that an investor may not assume the loan from GoodLeap. Only someone living in the house full-time can assume the loan. I live in Tucson, so I'm guessing if someone buys my townhouse as a second home, a snowbird hangout, they cannot assume the loan. Had I known this, I would not have had solar installed, because most likely my buyer will want this as a second home. The rep should refrain from acting as an authority on assumable loans.
Have the rep leave your house so you can review the long contract and terms without his sitting there waiting for you to sign. It's a legal and binding document committing you to tens of thousands of dollars, so don't be rushed.
If you're not looking to sell your house for the life of the loan, and the system isn't on the front of your house, you may have a better experience than I.
Phoenix, AZ
Solar Panel
Live in El Paso, Texas. We had our solar panels installed last year. The sale person was great. I went down hill from there. The installation was delayed and getting a hold of the installers was a nightmare. When we finally got the panels installed they were working great we started to see a drop in our electric bill. Well they are not working NOW! Apart from a monthly Solar panel payment my electric bill these summer months have averaged in the 250.00 dollars. I have reached out by sending several emails and no one have bothered to contact us. Next step will be filling suit. Worse company ever. I will post on Facebook, Twitter, and any other social media platform I can think of. Extremely unsatisfied!!!1
https://www.smartowlsolar.com
3839 E Anne St Phoenix, AZ 85040
Solar Panel
This review is based on 6 years of having a Solar Hot Water Heater installed, service (both warranty and non-warranty) and includes all issues with the company. Now, if there was a way to give Negative Stars, this company would get it.
Now, unlike several other reviews that said the company is "Leads Generation Company", I didn't get this feeling at all. As, I contacted them for SOLAR ELECTRIC.
I made the appointment and the Sales Rep (sorry, don't remember his name), showed up. After going through the presentation, turns out that they said, "You have to have a SOLAR HOT WATER HEATER installed first, before going Solar Electric". Boy, I sure wish that I had checked into that better.*
Well, here's what the final results were: Duct Sealing and a 3-Panel, 2-Tank System for $9,200.00. :o
Here's what we got: Duct Sealing (FANTASTIC- 5 Stars); allowed me to increase my thermostat setting to 80-81), Instant Hot Water (NOT), $80.00/month savings (lucky to see $20.00) and a 2-Tank System (initially, only 1 installed because my old tank wast only 6 years old. But after contacting the Company President, the 2nd Tank was installed at no charge. So, I'm thankful).
What has happened since:
1) The "FLO" (tank needs filling) Code error comes on about once a year (prior to 2017). While under Warranty, it was still a bit of a hassle to get resolved because Going Green Solar told me that I had to contact the system supplier, which was FABCO. But, once out of Warranty, I had to pay the company who installed it $150.00 per service call. :o Luckily, the tech showed my how to do it myself and it's pretty simple to do. But, takes time since I had to use the outside hose. AND, it's hot work during the summer time.
2) in Jun 2016, the Power Supply went out. That was a $225.00 job.
3) Also in 2016, I noticed that the FLO Code error was coming on more frequently; 3x So, in October, I had the installer come out. Turns out the Panels were leaking. Now, the panels were under warranty. But, the labor was $450.00.
4) After purging the tanks on Jan 1, 2017 the FLO code error came on again in February. Fortunately, I was able to find and purchase a "Faucet to Hose" adapter and this makes filling the tank from indoors easy, cool and quick. However, the FLO code has come on 6 more times since then. :?
Since the original installer failed to return my call, I went with another company for a $95.00 service fee. And, while there is no evidence of leakage (thank goodness), there is a problem. So, the tech and I discussed ways to where I can try and resolve it. But, I'll have to wait until the FLO error shows up.
5) EDIT 7/20/17: Again, after purging and filling the tanks on 7/1, the FLO code error has come on 4 more times since (total this year, 11) 7/11. I don't know if the system gets a bubble in it that effects this, or what. Needless to say, with the $ spent so far, I didn't contact anyone.
So, at a cost to date of $10,120.00 and provided nothing else happens (doubtful), it will take another 36 years before the system pays for itself. And, since I'm 56, I doubt if I will live to see that!
Will I be able to get Solar Electric? Sure, but, will I? I don't know. I got to figure if it's really worth it, or not.
*So, if ANY company tells you that you NEED a Solar Hot Water Heater system installed first, FIND another company.
Now, unlike several other reviews that said the company is "Leads Generation Company", I didn't get this feeling at all. As, I contacted them for SOLAR ELECTRIC.
I made the appointment and the Sales Rep (sorry, don't remember his name), showed up. After going through the presentation, turns out that they said, "You have to have a SOLAR HOT WATER HEATER installed first, before going Solar Electric". Boy, I sure wish that I had checked into that better.*
Well, here's what the final results were: Duct Sealing and a 3-Panel, 2-Tank System for $9,200.00. :o
Here's what we got: Duct Sealing (FANTASTIC- 5 Stars); allowed me to increase my thermostat setting to 80-81), Instant Hot Water (NOT), $80.00/month savings (lucky to see $20.00) and a 2-Tank System (initially, only 1 installed because my old tank wast only 6 years old. But after contacting the Company President, the 2nd Tank was installed at no charge. So, I'm thankful).
What has happened since:
1) The "FLO" (tank needs filling) Code error comes on about once a year (prior to 2017). While under Warranty, it was still a bit of a hassle to get resolved because Going Green Solar told me that I had to contact the system supplier, which was FABCO. But, once out of Warranty, I had to pay the company who installed it $150.00 per service call. :o Luckily, the tech showed my how to do it myself and it's pretty simple to do. But, takes time since I had to use the outside hose. AND, it's hot work during the summer time.
2) in Jun 2016, the Power Supply went out. That was a $225.00 job.
3) Also in 2016, I noticed that the FLO Code error was coming on more frequently; 3x So, in October, I had the installer come out. Turns out the Panels were leaking. Now, the panels were under warranty. But, the labor was $450.00.
4) After purging the tanks on Jan 1, 2017 the FLO code error came on again in February. Fortunately, I was able to find and purchase a "Faucet to Hose" adapter and this makes filling the tank from indoors easy, cool and quick. However, the FLO code has come on 6 more times since then. :?
Since the original installer failed to return my call, I went with another company for a $95.00 service fee. And, while there is no evidence of leakage (thank goodness), there is a problem. So, the tech and I discussed ways to where I can try and resolve it. But, I'll have to wait until the FLO error shows up.
5) EDIT 7/20/17: Again, after purging and filling the tanks on 7/1, the FLO code error has come on 4 more times since (total this year, 11) 7/11. I don't know if the system gets a bubble in it that effects this, or what. Needless to say, with the $ spent so far, I didn't contact anyone.
So, at a cost to date of $10,120.00 and provided nothing else happens (doubtful), it will take another 36 years before the system pays for itself. And, since I'm 56, I doubt if I will live to see that!
Will I be able to get Solar Electric? Sure, but, will I? I don't know. I got to figure if it's really worth it, or not.
*So, if ANY company tells you that you NEED a Solar Hot Water Heater system installed first, FIND another company.
7310 N 16th St Ste 310 Phoenix, AZ 85020
Solar Panel
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Scottsdale, AZ 85257
Solar Panel
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Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Solar Panel
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Scottsdale, AZ 85260
Solar Panel
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Phoenix, AZ
Solar Panel
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https://www.nomadiccooling.com
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16680 N 51st Ave Glendale, AZ 85306
Solar Panel
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http://nobullsolaraz.com
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Glendale, AZ 85302
Solar Panel
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14500 N Northsight Blvd Scottsdale, AZ 85260
Solar Panel
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131 N 54th St Phoenix, AZ 85054
Solar Panel
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4926 E McDowell Rd Ste 108 Phoenix, AZ 85008
Solar Panel
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Phoenix, AZ
Solar Panel
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15344 N 83rd Way Scottsdale, AZ 85260
Solar Panel
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http://www.sonoranwhs.com
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Phoenix, AZ