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Byron Meth created a great plan for adding solar to my house in Sun Lakes. Their pricing is very competitive and Byron explained in detail the return on investment and savings I would receive in both tax deductions and reduced energy bills. Their software created a great image of my roof and where the panels would go. Great solar company to work with.

We had to get a new roof on our home and so it was time to replace four solar tubes.  Elite did a fantastic job.  They did a very good job and came back to check everything after the roofers were done.  I would highly recommend them for solar tubes.

Call them for a price that is very good for their quality product.

These guys really know what they're doing and were an absolute pleasure to work with. We needed our existing solar panels removed and then replaced to facilitate a re-roofing project. We obtained a quick quote from them which was better the quote we had received from the company that had originally installed our panels. They also went way above and beyond by recommending and designing a new layout for our solar panels that would maximize power generation. They interfaced meticulously with the roofing contractor so that everything was in place and properly sealed. The end result was a beautifully orchestrated project that concluded with my family getting more than what we had expected and a solar system more efficient than what we started with. Thanks Green Muscle Solar! Job well done. Attached is a before and after pic of our system.

I really appreciated the prompt feedback and service from several representatives whenever I had concerns and the informative instructions that were given to me for powering up the system and for maintenance supervision of the solar panels' progress through the use of the mobile app

UPDATE: as if 2/19/19: I was contacted by Forenergy after my review of my service and they really wanted to fix the damage and resolve exactly what happened. They came to my house to re check everything and they fixed the damage. Not only that but they helped me with choosing and installing new window on my home and sliding door, but aside from the Jennifer was there during the whole process to help me with any questions. I would email her and she would respond the same day. The guys who came to install the windows were very nice and friendly and did an AMAZING job! I'm honestly surprised of how great they did the installation. In the end the original issue was a miss understanding with the new employee who no longer works there, so they apologized for it. They made me feel like my voice was heard and made sure I was 100% satisfied with their job.

UPDATE AFTER BUSINESS COMMENT:
1st, I have to say that I dropped their rating to 1 star because Jamie M. just wants to argue. I would have been happy to go the other way in my review, but it seems he would rather argue, so I took it to one star. Yes, he sent me a private message and I thought that was good. I don't enjoy writing negative reviews, but I will always write the truth.
2nd. He says he never got my contact information or scheduled a day or time to meet. Well he is partially right. My contact information, as explained to his associate Nick, I chose to write to them from my personal email and told him what it was. That was to allow more space and it was easier. The yelp email actually says right on it " Reply on Yelp for a more convenient hiring experience or reply directly to this email". That is what I did. So no, it doesn't show in the Yelp communications as he says, because it was sent from my personal email. All this shows is that they don't go through their emails (or a lack of responsiveness). As to an appointment, in his email he wrote: " I have availability tomorrow afternoon or Thursday?" Sounds to me like he was offering an appointment. However, without a specific time, when I wrote through my personal email, I said I would need to have a time. I am posting the email with my personal info blacked out. HE NEVER WROTE BACK. Now let's just suppose that for some reason he didn't get my email. I don't know why he wouldn't since others get them, even other Yelp businesses. Again, more likely he thought it was spam or they just don't read email. But suppose... don't you think it would have been better to write back and say something like: " We are really looking forward to helping you, but unfortunately we haven't heard from you". That would have been far better than how he is handling this and I would have said, uh oh, the internet's version of the Bermuda Triangle struck again - and I would have sent it again or called. Simple solution! No argument, and likely a new customer. Not now.
3rd. He says that I wrote that if they didn't walk away, I would write another bad review. Wrong again, Jamie M. I would challenge him to post those words here from any email that I sent. He won't be able to do it, because I never said that. Again, I will be happy to post the email that I did write if needed... but I never said that.
4th. He talks about the yelp communication again as if repeating it will suddenly make it right. It won't because again, I didn't send through yelp, I used my personal email knowing it would be quicker and I would have more space. I did give his associate Nick my email, address ( with cross streets) and phone number. He had to have my phone number, because again, I didn't call Nick - HE CALLED ME! Hmmmm, now how would he get my phone number if I hadn't sent it? He actually called while I was on the phone with the solar company that said they worked directly with Fenix Pool and Solar. I am sure they could confirm that, but I will include a partial screen shot from my call log. It shows Fenix Pool calling me. When they called, it came up as unknown. I added the Fenix Pool logo when I expected to be working with them. Most people will recognize the green arrow coming in is an incoming call. I do that, just to show Jamie M is not being honest.
5th. He says I couldn't set an appt. Wrong again. I said I couldn't set on Thurs or Fri. due to doctor appts. I suggested other times or that they go to a search engine and view my property to see if there would be room for a non-roof placed system.
6th - He says "I called Thurs eve" and then 1 day later wrote a 2 star review.  My phone log clearly shows that their phone call to me was on 1/12 which in 2022 was on a Wed. NOT a Thurs.  My review wasn't written until Sat the 16th.  Yes, that is 4 days, what would you feel?  I did say that 4 days later I hadn't heard from them and that is true - so he only has his own company to blame.
7th -I copied this right from the private email he sent me ( where this would have been much better off handled), but he wrote: "I know Nick was working on your roof measurements and planning on send you your proposal this Monday." Again, I could post the whole email.  I wrote him back and said "I don't know why he was working on roof measurements, because I specifically said several times that I did not want a roof -based system." Others have explained to me, about the problem with a roof system since pool water is being pumped onto your roof and if there is ever a leak, you will have more than just a pool heat problem.  I said that over and over.  He said he understood.  Even if for some reason "he forgot", why not send a message or call after a few days " we didn't forget, should have it ready by next week."  THEY DIDN'T.  I heard nothing until I answered him back and in private where it belongs.  Since he chose to try to make things up here, I felt I had to respond here. My review stands - with a lower star rating

I received a phone call the day before to schedule a date and time for the installers to come and install the solar panels on our roof. The installers ( Luis team 20) arrived on time and due to the rainy weather inquired if I wanted them to go ahead with the install. After some discussion, it was decided that the installation would be done that day. The installers were very polite and professional. The work was done in a timely manner and it appeared that the team worked very well together. Luis had me come out and check the completed job and answered any questions that I had about his portion of the installation.

Ipe a solar system that is not connected to the grid. All efforts to contact someone at the company gets me nowhere. I have only received excuses and no return callbacks or answers. I contacted the City of OKC and they advised that Avvio has an issue with their electrical permit. So I have been trying to contact Avvio to figure out how and when this will be corrected only voicemails and no reply to emails. Seems like attorneys and new media to get the word out that this company is not reputable is where we are headed" I am  same issues she has and then some. We are supposed to have a generac generator installed. It's right in the contract. Now we are being told oh no you chose the buyback option where we give you a check for $8k and you go get the generator and have it installed yourself. Then I have the sales person text me to take done my review of her and her company. Our panels were installed in November.  Only last week did they send an electrician to install a new breaker panel. Now we can't run the washing machine without it tripping the breaker. How this company is allowed to stay in business is beyond me. My word of warning, if Avvio comescking, slam the door in their face.

Our team salesman was Jim Gackle. Highly recommend him and Sunrun for your solar specialists

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