Best Skylight Installation in Seattle WA

I am not easily impressed, but this company is outstanding! I requested bids to install an EV charger from 4 different companies, 1 of whom was a no-show. Brent from Washington Energy was by far the most thorough and professional and gave me complete confidence that they were the right company to hire. Daniel and Cornelius did the install and they were on time, polite, professional, efficient and finished earlier than estimated. They did a great job and the city inspector confirmed that they did an excellent job. I would absolutely hire this company again! The interactions I had with everyone in this company were above and beyond - I'm definitely impressed.

Wow! What a difference in our hall bathroom - even on a cloudy day! Our Solatube was installed so quickly and quietly. When I first saw it in action the daylight was spilling into our hallway - just as much, if not more than the daylight from a south facing bedroom. It's so nice not having to turn the light on. The really interesting thing is even though the Solatube is placed on the north side of the roof, the bathroom looks sunny. It must be the special roof feature capturing the light because our 2' x 4' traditional box skylight further down the roof was less light on that same day.

The day before my Husband was scheduled for major surgery, we discovered a leak in our metal roof - the constant drip was right in the middle of the living room.... GREAT!  Just what we needed, something else to worry about...  
One call to Pinnacle and on a rainy PNW day they came out and assessed the problem, gave us fair quote and put a tarp on the trouble area.  2 days later when the rain subsided and we were still spending our day at the Hospital, they came and repaired the roof.  They did not ask for a deposit and we did not have to be home.  We simply received an invoice by email.
What a wonderful company to do business with.  I am so grateful!

Washington Energy Services installed 2 windows for us to the tune of appx. $3,500 (for what amounted to about 4 hours of actual installation), but I get it, overhead, the salesman, etc. The salesman was great and that's the reason for the  1 star. The installer's circular saw kicked back on him and he cut a decent sized slice into my windowsill. His solution was to put a little putty into it, which did next to nothing to conceal it. They also ran out of the skirting/dressing that wraps the exterior of the windows and they ended up using the caulking to paint it. This was at my request so it didn't stand out like a sore thumb since the caulking was the correct color and they had plenty of it. I brought these issues to the attention of management. They came out and looked at it and said this is definitely not how we do business. They sent someone to paint the 2nd window's skirt/dressing, whatever you call it, and we never heard anything about our windowsill, which I had to fill, sand, and repaint. Not cool. The management, or whoever came out to inspect the job, said they would remedy the problem in one way or another. Then....crickets. I understand that mistakes will happen with this type of work. But a business who cares about getting repeat customers (we're going to get our sliding door replaced) wouldn't treat a customer this way. We'll be seeking another window company's services next time. It's too bad really...giving us a measly $150 refund for me having to fix their employee's mistake would have secured their company for replacing the rest of our windows. But I guess there's always Anderson, A&R, or Einar. My advice, seek out another company.

P.S.- the one window that was installed successfully doesn't lock when you slide it shut, as it should. You basically have to slam it to get the automatic lock mechanism to function properly.

Do not use them, at least for heat pumps! They do not perform quality work nor do they sell quality products.