Best Solar Panels in United States

If you are looking to get solar on your home, Simple Solar is the company to go with. Scott and his team throughly explained what was entailed during the entire process in a way even I could understand. We didn't think we would be able to get Solar where we live, but Simple Solar made it happen! Just in time to run all those Christmas lights without worry!

My system was installed in March 2010 and has been going strong ever since.  Peter and his team did a first class installation and took the time to answer all my questions.  The instructions that came with the unit include pictures and are easy to understand.  With minimal and simple maintenance per the instructions I have enjoyed all the hot water my family needs with significant savings every year.

Ultra Energy was very proactive in keeping me in the loop once we established the contract. Bekah and Edwin were very helpful and answered all of my question. Install process was fast and easy. Highly recommend Ultra Energy.

No call no show to scheduled appointment. Wasted an afternoon waiting despite confined appointment.

My wife and I met with several solar companies in Az. We very very impressed with Nation Sun from our sales experience with James to our install team. I would recommend Nation Sun to anyone considering solar.

James McCormick from Suntown solar came out to give us an estimate on our panels. Hes so down to earth and brutally honest. I love that. He was so straight up about every step of the process.  We signed got approved and guess what. Covid hit hard. Everything was at a stand still for weeks. He fought tooth and nail. I swear the man has friends in high places to get the city and electric company to get it finish on time. He even offered to make the first payment for us if it wasnt done in time frame that was given.  What!! How amazing is that? I couldnt recommend anyone else for the job. I'm loving my panels and my low electric bill.
Thank you so much James.

Dylan Electric installed our solar system at a fraction of the cost of what those big-business/wham bam companies charge. The major solar companies slap a few solar panels up in a quick and dirty manner and you end up leasing the panels for nearly a lifetime; you are lucky to see any savings. Dylan Electric offers a greatly superior service. They help you analyze your average electricity use to help you determine how many solar panels you need, and then install enough to cover your whole usage. Additionally, we were able to purchase our panels without having to lease them. We haven't had an electricity bill (other than mandatory fees of less than $30/month) since our solar system went live over two years ago. This system will pay for itself in about 4 years and after that, we will not be paying for electricity! And our bill used to average $437 per month. We did have a recent problem with an inverter and Dylan Electric came over and got the system promptly restarted, free of charge. If you are considering going solar, and you definitely should be!, Dylan Electric is the way to go!

These guys did an amazing job!
We recently moved to the area and inherited an inundation of pigeons and their nests, all camped out under the solar panels.
We made an appointment for AZ Clean Solar to come out, clean underneath the solar panels and the solar panel glass.
We also had bird barriers "netting" installed around all of the panels.
Erick and another guy came out right on time, explained what they were going to do, and began working.
It took them roughly 6 hours to get everything done, and I'm thoroughly impressed with their work!
Bird barriers are up, solar panel glass is crystal clear and everything that had dropped to the ground while they were spraying, they cleaned up nicely!
Great job, guys and thank you!
Highly recommended!

Update on pro solutions, Don came out to check things over, I was not happy with AC performance, we had a good pow wow on his business, maybe I was a little rough on the crew with my review. I think the timing of things were an issue, I know they were slammed with business, but over all after today I'm sure I would use them again. Sometimes both side have to air things out, ( no pun intended ). I know they all try hard at Pro Solutions.

Sunrun did everything they said they would do: They took care of all the city permits, plan design and installation. Plus, their work was neat and clean. I don't think I had to pick up one piece of trash from my roof or from my yard. I am very pleased.

I hate leaving back reviews but this one was a bit disappointing. 2 cancellations on back to back Fridays. They were good about calling the day prior and the morning of respectively. I was told family emergency for the first Friday and for the second Friday  technicians were both sick.  I know stuff happens but back to back cancellations is disappointing.  They haven't given me a follow up appointment.

They have door to door salesman who walk all over your property and suspiciously snap photographs without being invited. When they came to my door and started the pitch I politely pointed out my "no soliciting" sign to which they responded "we aren't soliciting, we're just providing info."

I met with two sales reps about 1.5 weeks ago and was given an amazing picture of what their solar setup could do. My max SRP bill over the summer would be $100 and there would be several months of $0 due to SRP. All for a $218 monthly payment for the solar array on SRP's E-27 plan. I signed on with them the same day. I soon started doing research and getting other quotes after I noticed no other calculator (including SRP's) showed savings anywhere near what they promised. And from a math standpoint, it just didn't add up. There's no just way a 16.3kw system on a 4,000 sqft house would result in the type of savings they described, especially on the E-27 plan. I'd still be looking at ~$350+ during the brutal summer months and around $50 for the winter months. On top of that they signed me on to a $63K loan for it, not explaining that they picked a plan where I would pay almost $15K to buy a 0.99% rate (20yr loan) - even though I said I'd be paying it off early (6-7 years).

I'm very glad I did the research and cancelled with them before it was too late. I chose another solar company instead who was honest and provided a better approach to energy management (Nerd Power). Buying solar makes sense for us given how long we'll be in the home and there are great savings, so there's no need for such deceitful sales tactics from Fusion, but I've heard this pretty common for them unfortunately. I have a friend who signed on with them and after talking with him it seems they sold him the same incorrect info.

Beware of local calls setting you up for a solar company visit on the pretext that there is an energy mandate requiring utilities to beef up their renewable energy by 35%. They claim that installation costs will be waived. That's not true at all. Vision Solar was sent out to my house on 2 different occasions this year and it was tough to get them to leave my house. They analyze your roof then share the costs. In both instances, they started at about 50K and then quickly backpedaled to get my business at whatever cost, including matching the lowest offer I'd gotten through EnergySage. So beware, talk of "energy mandate" and "waiving installation costs" are just gimmicks to get their foot in the door.

I am an attorney in Arizona and am the Power of Attorney for my cousin and her husband who are in their early eighties.  Both do not have legal capacity to enter into contracts.  I have their Power of Attorney.  They employ 24 hour care givers and it is obvious that both are impaired.  When I discovered that Freedom Forever (hereinafter "Freedom") "sold" them on a $42,000 plus solar system, installed new doorbell, thermostat and complex security system I was in physical shock!! Somehow the security company must be in collaboration with Freedom.  When I asked my cousins had no memory of paying a $13,000 plus deposit, giving Freedom their banking information and entering into a contract with individuals with NO capacity to enter into a contract.  The HOA has not approved and may not allow. No one can figure out how to use the thermostat so my relatives are boiling in 85 plus degree heat or freezing cold.  The anxiety from this is causing health issues and they just want "the old stuff back".  Why would a Company think that older people who are at the end of their lives will benefit from this.  I am certain Freedom's business practices would qualify as elder abuse.  If I were not here to be a legal advocate for them, well, I shudder to think.  I called and am lost in the system so I will have my law clerks find out who the Members and Managers are.  This Company has an LLC that is filed in Arizona as a foreign entity.  There are a number of branch Companies around the US but ultimately there will be a parent LLC so I can determine who the Directors, Officers and Members are.

I am so upset that I suggest we as a group get together so we are able to form a class which will give us more power as it appears from the reviews there are a number of us who want refunds, the equipment returned etc.  I will file with the Attorney General and Arizona Fraud alert.  I feel compelled to protect other elderly persons.  I am planning on paying for a full page ads in the Arizona Republic, the New York Times, the La Times and then I will get my marketing department on to social media so we are able to put Freedom out of business for good to protect unsuspecting potential customers..  I will also file similar actions in every state they do business in the United States.  

I am worried about my Cousin and her husband's health as this has made them physically and mentally ill.  They are living in a home with extreme heat and cold and their health was already at risk.  So now this is not just a matter of money but of health!  I am worried about them as, with their impaired mental capacity this has made them afraid, anxious and physically suffering.  Both were just recently in the hospital.

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