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I used Screenmobile recently and couldn't be happier with their service. Their prices are very fair and their workmanship is exceptional. I will use them for any screen needs in the future. Thank you Kevin & Gail!

Problem with solar panel the failure of the freeze safe prevention system water inside froze and burst the pipes burst beyond repair.
Water pouring like a water fall not sure how long happened 12/22/17 Jim owner came very quickly made sure water on and that I would have hot water. Reasonable price to come out.  Sent propsal for replacement 12/26/17  I have to wait for Home owner Insurance Adjuster to come out contacted insurance 12/23/17 Thank you so very much for making a situation go so smooth. Will use them to put in my solar panel and it's components.  Nice to have a company come out when they say they would and no hidden charges that hard to find these days.

My family and I had a great experience working with Phoenix Window Shades and team! He was very professional, honest and efficient. He gave us recommendations based on what would be for us vs. what's best for his pockets. The shades are durable and have helped lower our electric bill! I would recommend anyone looking for shades to Phoenix Window Shades!

I shopped a lot. Rooftop was my selection. I spoke with one of their partners and the owner of who does the installations. Both were great experiences and the final install, despite delays with the city (outside of their control) went quite well. I have to especially compliment Danielle who was super expectational throughout the project, and had A+ communication. Excited to see my first APS bill. I would recommend to my friends and family!

Went through the same nonsense with them about not being able to get Govt money.  My install (9/26/12) was 13 months after the contract date on 8/11/11.  Solar worked great for a year (10/9/13) after install when SRP pulled my inverter and left me a message to "call installer, bad voltages on the non-billing meter socket".  There is a 5 year warranty on parts & labor, but that does you no good when they are out of business.  There is a 10 year warranty on the inverter, so will have to use that and find someone to fix it which I'm assuming won't be that cheap, much less finding someone who will repair what they didn't install.   I had been trying  to reach Salt River Solar & Wind  for 5 days, no return call, and then I found this site and the warning lights went on.   I've missed the "funding" payout, so may not be able to recoup anything, but I am filing a complaint against them all by name.  Since Federal money was involved, I think they should have a Federal suit brought against them for fraudulent practices. They had their license pulled 20 days after my install was finished, so you know they knew where they were headed when they finished mine and got their final payoff from me.

If I could post negative stars I would. This company is horrible and will take your money. It took almost a year to put up our system.  They ruined our yard and refuse to reimburse us. They wrote us a check for back pay and it bounced. We got charged on our acct for the bad check. The president and vice president refuse our phone calls. We our suppose to use an app and no one even showed up to show us how to use it. The owners are horrible people. The news even investigated them. Even the co-workers won't answer the phone.

Not reliable, please do not go via them. Go directly via the actual solar company. He sold my Dad many promises, once I signed the agreement and bought it.
After that many emails, several texts and calls, no response.
Expert in fooling people. There are many caveats to it from load controller to plans, and other things which I sorted out and for One year I was paying the mortgage/lease payments as well as higher electricity bills, kept asking him for customer care, he would also not respond to texts and emails.

For really bad experience I wouldn't recommend.

I called trying to get a quote, and the owner, Dylan, answered and said "0-0-0, is that really your number?" and then abruptly hung up on me. I called back and a female answered with some random greeting. I told her I was trying to reach Dylan about some solar panels. She said "hang on" and there were clear sounds in the background of a bar. Dylan came back on the phone and I explained that I just called and was looking to get a quote regarding solar panels. He told me that he was now in the fried chicken business. Anyone looking for a serious business should steer clear!

A Vivint representative came by my house on 15JUL14. They talked me through how SRP was being regulated to have more of their power from solar and that the government had released grants to have solar installed on personal residences at no charge to the residents to meet their regulated solar quota. Supposedly SRP sent out some notice about this but I don't recall ever getting it.

I also looked up this initiative/mandate and really couldn't find anything. Hmpf.

Reduced electric bills are something that everyone should want - green or not - so naturally I was interested. I entertained the representative - I signed up for them to come out and survey my house/roof to see where and how they could install panels for 17JUL14 from 14:00 to 17:00.

No call. No show.

I don't know about you, but if a company can't even show up to survey your house when they say they will be there then I'm not really sure if you want them installing stuff on your roof or being your power company.

Furthermore, their practices reminded me of my experience with Moxie pest control. A Moxie representative came around and part of their sell was to list off other residents who also had ordered down to the point of pointing them out and calling their names out. I don't care for this practice - I don't have any right to know who is getting what done to their house and I don't think a business has any right to disclose that information either. If your product/service is good enough then it should speak for itself.

You shouldn't have to throw a power of numbers guilt trip on me to get me to jump on the bandwagon.

It seems that other Yelp reviews for Vivint (used to be a security company) are also bad, even down to BBB complaints. So if they are the same company, you may want to do your research before jumping in bed with them. The initiative may be real but it doesn't seem to me that Vivint is too serious about doing what they say.

EDIT: I received a call on Thursday saying I missed my appointment. I also came home to find a door hanger saying they missed me. I went home and found the paperwork and it clearly stated "Wednesday 17th." Again, same thing applies as before - if you can't keep your appointments straight then this really hurts your credibility.

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