Ameco Solar
Updated: 18 March 2021Installer
Years in business
> 47
Pros
Review score is above industry average of 3.97
4.77
NABCEP qualified installer
Yes
Cons
Average cost per watt above industry average of $2.85
$3.36
Solar panel cost calculator
Latest Ameco Solar reviews
Latest review
Felix 4 weeks ago
Excellent service! I was not disappointed with the professionalism and quality of work. They were on point and always communicating while in the process of completing all the materials. The project was done within the schedule and the workers worked cleanly. You should hire them.
Read moreLatest complaint
Anonymous, over 1 month
Contractor did not plan for and did not have 3" flashing for the lines to the pump. As a result the lines are not close to the house and are very visible.<br />
Read moreAmeco Solar prices
This installer does not publish their standard system prices on the net.
As such we have used average pricing from the installers service areas as a proxy for what this company would most likely charge for a solar system.
System size
5.1kW
Average cost per watt
$2.70
Net cost of system
$9,161 - $11,197
Average payback time
3.9 years
Annual power production
8,682 kWh
Levelized cost of solar energy
?
5¢ kWh
If you don't get solar
52¢ kWh
Forecast average CA electric rates over the next 25 years
Installers description for their business
Forty-Two Years of Solar Experience Matters: The solar industry has changed a lot since the 70's and we have adapted right along with it. Installing solar panels for forty years has allowed us to perfect our approach and technique, guaranteeing that you will receive the highest performing solar system for your investment. Solar installation is not side work for us; our employees do nothing but install solar energy systems each and every day. We got into the solar business because we truly believe in the technology — we’re not just another company who is trying to make a quick buck by taking advantage of rebates and tax credits. Though many solar companies go out of business after a couple of years, we have been in the solar installation business for four decades now. You can count on us to be around to support you long after your solar panels are installed. Customer First Philosophy: We understand that superior customer service is a priority. Being a family-owned business, our knowledgeable employees understand the importance of a relationship. We work closely with you throughout your entire solar experience to ensure that your installation goes smoothly and the final result exceeds your expectations. In the end, we want sure that you are happy enough to recommend our company and solar energy.
.jpg)
Contact
Address
7623 Somerset Blvd, Paramount CA, 90723
Phone
(click to reveal) ..4400Website
Ameco SolarOffice locations
Select state
7623 Somerset Blvd, Paramount CA, 90723
Accreditations and affiliations
Service Types
Residential solar - Grid tied
Small commercial solar - Grid tied
Solar pool heating sales and installations
Residential solar - Hybrid solar systems
NABCEP certifications
People also ask:
Related solar news
Catherine Lane
April 14, 2021
What is energy efficiency?
A breakdown of what energy efficiency means, its benefits, and how to make an energy-efficient home.
Zeeshan Hyder
April 10, 2021
400-watt panels: Why to get them, and which ones are best in 2021
The best solar brands are all releasing 400W panels. We look at who they’re right for, and which ones are best.
Colin Walsh
April 9, 2021
How to buy solar leads in 2021
Are you a solar installer looking to grow your business in 2021? With the federal tax credit stepping down from 26% to 22% in 2023, before expiring completely in 2024, this is a great year to grow your sales organization and grab some additional market sh
Ana Almerini
April 7, 2021
Volkswagen's electric future: new ID.4 and more
Volkswagen is planning for an electric future with the new ID.4 and intends to expand battery manufacturing to help drive down the cost of electric cars.
Ana Almerini
April 1, 2021
What are solar windows?
Solar windows can filter sunlight through them and turn it into usable energy. While not yet commercially available, they are being heavily researched.