EES Solar Inc.

Finally a solar company that provided a solution that did not require me to cut down my redwood trees!! Adam was amazing. My electricity bills are finally manageable. Thank you Adam. I am sharing the name of the company & website with friends....

Worked with Adam LaVigna from ESS. Great guy and great company. Now own my solar equipment, not leased. My last PGE bill was $11 vs $270 before. The ESS team was always professional.

Simeon Scallon - You do know that everything you wrote is a lie. That is all. EES Solar is one of a handful of solar companies that do not push leases, and follow through on everything they promise. They offer top tier equipment and very clean installation. Their systems are designed to maximize the homeowners savings.

First off. I never got the gas card they promised. When I stopped Pat from shoving paper work in my face and telling I’m stupid for not working with him, I started reading the papers he was handing me. After hearing the “great numbers” on the price I quickly realized that the monthly expense (which was not written down except on a sheet of scratch paper) it was more than I was paying for my electricity, not less as the door to door sales man said it would be. Pat wouldn’t show me the contract unless I was ready to sign it. I asked about the tax credit and what “same as cash” means and all he would say was “Other people’s money” I asked again and he actually said “you don’t need to know” and that it’s free money. Nothing is free money and the fact that Pat don’t talk about how the discounts work is extremely offsetting. Bottom line. I will never work with them and I suggest you do not either. Once it’s a definite no, they flip like a switch and the salesman smile turns into insulting banter that reminded me of a two-year-old.

Don't work with them. They use a BBB review from another company. The last appointment I had with them, their liability insurance was out of date. They don't put ANYTHING on the contract except what you owe them and a few pieces of the system. Don't expect them to give you the gas card they promise. They don't tell any specifics about the financing except a ball park figure of what you will pay and often it's not less than your electricity bill. After talking to prior employees (and there are A LOT) I learned that they hope for a high turnover rate, so they don't have to pay commissions.