Best Solar Panels in United States
I had a Solar System installed on my home in Prescott Az. We had 21 panels installed and couldn't be happier. Team 3 did a great job with the installation. The Az Sun Services staff was very informative and kept me up to date as things changed and progressed. From the start we were happy with the services that were provided. I'd like to add that if you need a roof, they can help you with that as well.
http://www.sunservicesusa.com
2632 W Medtronic Way Tempe, AZ 85281
After researching solar energy system providers and meeting with three companies we chose Sunny Energy to install our system in Phoenix, AZ. From sales to technical staff to installation to post-commissioning followup we have been impressed by Sunny Energy's commitment to customer service. Before each step of the process we received a text message, email, and update on the customer portal. If we had questions they were answered quickly. The technical staff provided realistic solutions to some unique installation issues and were helpful in recommending affordable service providers to follow through. We had complete confidence in their ability to work with our electrical service provider and the city inspectors as we embarked on making this significant investment.
We highly recommend Sunny Energy and we know they are there for us should we require their services.
https://sunnyenergysolar.com/?…
We highly recommend Sunny Energy and we know they are there for us should we require their services.
2414 W 14th St Ste B Tempe, AZ 85281
I was very pleased with Caliber Roofing Services. I had my roof replaced by them. From the start the process was clear prompt and responsive. Manuel, my first point of contact, was patient and kind. He went through the details of my quote with detail and integrity. The entire project went smoothly, on time and with no surprises. Tanner, the project manager, was also very nice and made sure he kept me updated on the progress of my roof. I'm happy I chose this company for my roof replacement.
https://caliberroofingandsolar…
685 E Geronimo St Chandler, AZ 85225
Anthony and his team are incredible. The system uses on high quality components installed by experts. We are proud to be their customers.
We recommend them to anyone considering solar.
Greg and Jan
https://anevasolar.com
We recommend them to anyone considering solar.
Greg and Jan
747 W Pinnacle Peak Rd Ste A104 Scottsdale, AZ 85027
I love a company that will tell you what work doesn't need to be done and wont overcharge you. They haven't even done the work I need done yet but Ill be using Firefly exclusively from now on.
https://www.fireflyelectricaz.…
300 N Pasadena St Ste 102 Gilbert, AZ 85233
Excellant people from the 1st consult all the way to the installation. Very professional yet personable. We had both a solar tube and a roof fan installed. Both were complicated, yet expertly installed. LOVE the bright bathroom!!!
https://azdaylight.com
8055 North 24th Ave Ste N Phoenix, AZ 85021
Like most people I did my research when looking into a Solar company for my home. I spoke with three companies and received three quotes. Black Platinum was the only company that didn't have a salesperson come to my house and give a full presentation. Our initial conversations were handled over the phone or through email. This is a father and son company (John and John) and they both have a background in home construction. This is relevant because Black Platinum was the only company I spoke with that didn't use any subcontractors to do their work. They do it all themselves. They were also the only company that installed all the electric cables into the attic and through the walls. This means no conduit running all over the roof and down the sides of the house. There are also significantly less boxes and equipment mounted on the side of my house. It all looks super clean as if the house was originally built that way.
When I initially spoke with John Senior, he explained to me that he is constantly purchasing the latest products because solar technology is moving so fast. He was very familiar with the different products available and it was obvious to me that he knew what he was talking about. I researched every piece of equipment they put on my house. I was very happy to learn that the panels and inverters they are using were listed in the top three of every recent comparison list I could find. There is a lot of debate online regarding central inverters vs mini inverters. If you do your own research, make sure you are reading recent articles because so much has changed in the last couple years. However, I am confident that the latest mini inverters are safer, more efficient and cheaper to repair if you should ever have a problem. Black Platinum also installs "Pigeon Stop" under every panel to keeps the birds from nesting under them. I didn't think much about the pigeon stop when they first mentioned it, but the stuff is legit. It's solid black metal mesh mounted under every panel and will easily last the lifetime of my system.
John (the son) is a super nice guy and runs the operation. He was very responsive throughout the entire process and supervised everything during installation. He even answered calls, emails and text messages on weekends and after hours. It's also worth mentioning that both Johns seem to have really good contacts with the city and the power companies. This helped when navigating the complexities of two organizations (the city and the power company) who don't really have your best interests in mind. John took care of everything and had the cell numbers of the people needed to ensure permits and inspections went smoothly. When the installation was complete, he even used a drone to take some overhead pictures of finished project.
Black Platinum's entire team was professional and friendly and I can't say enough good things about them. The bottom line is that these guys did everything the way I would have done it myself and I felt like their only concern was my satisfaction.
https://blackplatinumsolar.com
When I initially spoke with John Senior, he explained to me that he is constantly purchasing the latest products because solar technology is moving so fast. He was very familiar with the different products available and it was obvious to me that he knew what he was talking about. I researched every piece of equipment they put on my house. I was very happy to learn that the panels and inverters they are using were listed in the top three of every recent comparison list I could find. There is a lot of debate online regarding central inverters vs mini inverters. If you do your own research, make sure you are reading recent articles because so much has changed in the last couple years. However, I am confident that the latest mini inverters are safer, more efficient and cheaper to repair if you should ever have a problem. Black Platinum also installs "Pigeon Stop" under every panel to keeps the birds from nesting under them. I didn't think much about the pigeon stop when they first mentioned it, but the stuff is legit. It's solid black metal mesh mounted under every panel and will easily last the lifetime of my system.
John (the son) is a super nice guy and runs the operation. He was very responsive throughout the entire process and supervised everything during installation. He even answered calls, emails and text messages on weekends and after hours. It's also worth mentioning that both Johns seem to have really good contacts with the city and the power companies. This helped when navigating the complexities of two organizations (the city and the power company) who don't really have your best interests in mind. John took care of everything and had the cell numbers of the people needed to ensure permits and inspections went smoothly. When the installation was complete, he even used a drone to take some overhead pictures of finished project.
Black Platinum's entire team was professional and friendly and I can't say enough good things about them. The bottom line is that these guys did everything the way I would have done it myself and I felt like their only concern was my satisfaction.
Glendale, AZ 85306
We meticulously considered and researched all our options when making the investment in a solar system, from size of array to brand and type of inverter. Ultimately we chose Rooftop Solar and Hanwha microinverter panels, and though the price was higher than the competing bid, we're really glad with the choice, both for technological reasons and for the company's ethos and practice. Rooftop kept us fully on board with things we wanted to have a say in (the aesthetics of the design and layout) and handled all the red tape and bureaucracy so we didn't have to (inspections from the city and APS, etc.) We came out with an 18-panel array that actually *looks good* on the house as well as reaps a ton of energy from the sun. It's also worth mentioning that everyone at Rooftop is really, really pleasant to work with--they are friendly, positive, kind, laid-back yet professional, and deeply rooted in and invested in the community and the cause of cleaner energy. Recommend wholeheartedly.
https://rooftopsolar.us/flagst…
515 N Beaver St Flagstaff, AZ 86001
My father's solar panels were damaged by golf balls. Only two panels needed to be replaced and his system is 10+ years old. Darren was able to find compatible panels and they were installed the following week. (The panels were still functioning, so there was no urgency).
Mr. Sunshine was the only company to return my calls and went above and beyond the typical level of effort made by most companies today. By doing so, my father didn't have to replace the entire system.
Their prices are reasonable and customer service is great. Highly recommend!
Mr. Sunshine was the only company to return my calls and went above and beyond the typical level of effort made by most companies today. By doing so, my father didn't have to replace the entire system.
Their prices are reasonable and customer service is great. Highly recommend!
Buckeye, AZ 85396
Had Steve and Kent out on 10/17/2022 to service my 120 gal. solar hot water tank. I have used General Solar several times to change out the anode in the tank as the water in Maricopa is very hard. I have been using the solar hot water heater for 10 years. To maintain this reliability, I had the anode changed out about six months before it was really due. Also put in a new mixing valve and T-stat element kit. New flex lines were installed as well. Very pleased with their service and would certainly recommend them.
http://www.generalsolaraz.com
218 W Hampton Ave Ste 7 Phoenix, AZ 85210
Have worked with these guys to get solar for my home. Very professional and very knowledgeable. They also gave me a lower price than the other company that came and showed me what they had. They gave me a low 2.99 interest rate on my solar. I will recommend them to any and all my friends and family.
http://galaxysolarco.com
5324 E Fairbrook St Mesa, AZ 85205
Just like the other reviews bad customer service. Phone Tag is an understatement not only can you never get a hold of anyone but the Quote sent was wrong and did not address the items and size of solar I wanted. After repeated calls and a few emails I am done trying to work with this company. If someone is going to spend 20K plus you should have great customer service. (look at car salesman even though we all hate them for 20k you are never ignored.)
https://harmonsolar.com
945 W Deer Valley Rd Ste 100 Phoenix, AZ 85027
Had a problem with my ceiling fan where the remote and light both stopped working. Changing the bulb didn't fix it, so I needed a reprogramming. These guys came out and fixed it pronto, and at a very fair price. My neighbors also use them and have been happy. A great locally owned business!
https://www.aepros.com
23021 N 15th Ave Ste 107 Phoenix, AZ 85027
We had an odor of electrical fire coming from our panel at 9pm on a Friday night last December and Matt was there to inspect it within an hour. He gave us piece of mind that there wasn't a dangerous issue. I can't say enough how much we appreciated his professionalism, customer service, and willingness to go the extra mile to help us out.
Phoenix, AZ
We live in Sun City and after looking into various solar companies we settled on Arizona Solar Solutions and have been extremely happy with our decision. Rich who was our main contact has been wonderful to deal with as has every person we have dealt with. Everything went smoothly and we could not be happier.
http://premiersolar.com
16807 N Cave Creek Rd Phoenix, AZ 85032
Hands down a company that installs transparency, honesty, a huge value proposition; and quality work. They provide stellar service and walk you thru each portion of the solar process.
http://www.titansolarpower.com
Phoenix, AZ
Run! If the home you are thinking about purchasing has solar panels maintained by this company, don't buy it! I really wish I would've researched this company before purchasing our home. I can honestly say, that at this point, I wouldn't have purchased the home. Yes! Over the solar panels.
The home we purchased, we have only lived in for a little over a month and in our contract, we agreed to have the solar panel lease transferred from the previous home owners to us. In the beginning, we thought, "This will be a great asset to our new home! We will save money with our energy bills!" WRONG! A week after we moved in, I received a call from a SolarCity tech, letting me know that the panels weren't producing enough energy and that a tech needed to come out to assess the situation. Three days later, a guy comes by, looks at the inverter and tells me that it needs to be replaced, that he has to order it and that someone will come back out to replace it.
A week and a half goes by and I haven't heard a thing. I call the tech department and speak to a gentlemen that tells me, "Oh I see it's been ordered, I'm sure it'll be in soon and as soon as it comes in, we will be right out to install it." As we get off the phone, I start to wonder about how our bill is going to work since our panels aren't producing what we are paying for, so I called back the same number and speak to a lady and I ask that question. She tells me that the company reviews the usage EVERY TWO YEARS and that if the equipment didn't produce enough energy, we will get some money back. What?! Two years!!
Meanwhile, we are suppose to be getting a "welcome" call from customer service. Which to this day we haven't received. We have however received a phone call from customer service but only because I emailed our sales reps and explained what was going on. When CS finally called, the guy said, "I'm understanding you're wanting a call from us." SMH. And don't bother calling their customer service, when I did call, I waited 35 mins. I did get a prompt that told me that I could continue to wait or that I could email and the response time for emails was 7-10 business days. Holy smokes! How is his company in business??
So currently, we have solar panels as decoration on our roof and no clue in sight of when they will be working again. Not excited at all about having to pay not one months lease but two because that's how they do things in your first month AND pay a much higher electric bill bc our panels aren't working.
UPDATE 8/31: I called the tech support with SolarCity and spoke with a woman that explained to me that the inverter that is currently powered off is the one to be replaced. I told her about the other inverter still having a communication status light on it, so she had me go outside to read her some numbers and I did. Have no clue what the numbers mean. She then told me that the status communication light was bc I didn't have the monitoring device plugged into the modem.
Ok, here's where the frustration lies 1) I had no clue what she was talking about. The previous owners did leave a device for us to plug into our modem BUT the sales rep told me that someone from customer service, during my welcome call, would explain how to set this up. 2) the woman I spoke with acted as though I should've already known to do this and that that was the reason the other inverter was showing the communication status. FYI, that would've been nice to know...the first time the tech department called me and told me there was a problem! She continued to tell me that I too can check what the solar panels are doing, through my power guide. I literally have no clue what that even means. I tried to ask what she meant and how exactly my modem is connecting to their panels AND that I still didn't understand what she meant by me being able to see this through the power guide?? No reference to a website or app or anything.
UPDATE: 9/18: New inverter was replaced.
The customer service, timeliness of product service/maintenance and ease of paying your bill with SolarCity is simply unacceptable.
http://www.tesla.com/energy
The home we purchased, we have only lived in for a little over a month and in our contract, we agreed to have the solar panel lease transferred from the previous home owners to us. In the beginning, we thought, "This will be a great asset to our new home! We will save money with our energy bills!" WRONG! A week after we moved in, I received a call from a SolarCity tech, letting me know that the panels weren't producing enough energy and that a tech needed to come out to assess the situation. Three days later, a guy comes by, looks at the inverter and tells me that it needs to be replaced, that he has to order it and that someone will come back out to replace it.
A week and a half goes by and I haven't heard a thing. I call the tech department and speak to a gentlemen that tells me, "Oh I see it's been ordered, I'm sure it'll be in soon and as soon as it comes in, we will be right out to install it." As we get off the phone, I start to wonder about how our bill is going to work since our panels aren't producing what we are paying for, so I called back the same number and speak to a lady and I ask that question. She tells me that the company reviews the usage EVERY TWO YEARS and that if the equipment didn't produce enough energy, we will get some money back. What?! Two years!!
Meanwhile, we are suppose to be getting a "welcome" call from customer service. Which to this day we haven't received. We have however received a phone call from customer service but only because I emailed our sales reps and explained what was going on. When CS finally called, the guy said, "I'm understanding you're wanting a call from us." SMH. And don't bother calling their customer service, when I did call, I waited 35 mins. I did get a prompt that told me that I could continue to wait or that I could email and the response time for emails was 7-10 business days. Holy smokes! How is his company in business??
So currently, we have solar panels as decoration on our roof and no clue in sight of when they will be working again. Not excited at all about having to pay not one months lease but two because that's how they do things in your first month AND pay a much higher electric bill bc our panels aren't working.
UPDATE 8/31: I called the tech support with SolarCity and spoke with a woman that explained to me that the inverter that is currently powered off is the one to be replaced. I told her about the other inverter still having a communication status light on it, so she had me go outside to read her some numbers and I did. Have no clue what the numbers mean. She then told me that the status communication light was bc I didn't have the monitoring device plugged into the modem.
Ok, here's where the frustration lies 1) I had no clue what she was talking about. The previous owners did leave a device for us to plug into our modem BUT the sales rep told me that someone from customer service, during my welcome call, would explain how to set this up. 2) the woman I spoke with acted as though I should've already known to do this and that that was the reason the other inverter was showing the communication status. FYI, that would've been nice to know...the first time the tech department called me and told me there was a problem! She continued to tell me that I too can check what the solar panels are doing, through my power guide. I literally have no clue what that even means. I tried to ask what she meant and how exactly my modem is connecting to their panels AND that I still didn't understand what she meant by me being able to see this through the power guide?? No reference to a website or app or anything.
UPDATE: 9/18: New inverter was replaced.
The customer service, timeliness of product service/maintenance and ease of paying your bill with SolarCity is simply unacceptable.
3834 E Roeser Phoenix, AZ 85040
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6030 W Behrend Dr Ste 129 Glendale, AZ 85308
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Phoenix, AZ 85053
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4600 E Washington St Ste 300 Phoenix, AZ 85034



















