Infinity Solar USA

Before you sign up! We had a salesperson come out to chat with us about solar. We already wanted solar, so the buy-in was already there. There were a couple of oddities in the pitch and a big sense of urgency that we needed to sign that night. The price seemed reasonable and solar just makes sense, so none of that was the issue. The salesperson alluded that we needed to sign up immediately because so many folks were signing up that we may not even get approved by PGE due to capacity constraints. We were also told that we were 65th in line. I called PGE to verify this information, and that was not accurate. There are no capacity constraints. The salesperson also mentioned a $1,500 fee to get us enrolled with PGE. I contacted PGE and they said there is no fee to get our house enrolled. The only thing this could potentially be is: “If your PGE system is larger (or not an inverter-based system up to 50 kW), you may have a base application fee of $100, plus an additional $2 per kW of Generator Nameplate Capacity.” All of this is to say, if you are considering this company, ask for an itemized receipt and proceed with caution. Trust, but verify, if you will. This is not meant to bash a company. It is just concerning when information that impacts your decision is presented in a way that creates urgency, especially for a large investment.