03/08/2016
Anonymous
Bryan was literally a one man show - from the sales to installation to follow up, he did everything. I never actually met another employee. <br /><br />I like the option to learn more about the installation process, with other companies you had to get through all their marketing jargon. As an engineer myself, I appreciated the direct and no frills. They use top tier components - I felt like I wasn't paying for an army of MBA's to figure out how to make solar profitable. As it is now, solar is only profitable in certain situations. There are many variables to consider so when talking to a for profit company, you will get skewed information. With Sunwork, the math was very straightforward and I could see by using volunteers and catering to small arrays, they could be more competitive than a for profit could ever be.