Power Trip Energy

a smooth operation

Extremely professional, competent and reliable. We like their passion for `doing the right thing`.

Most excellent in education and service, especially in assisting with paperwork for green credits, rebates Our son had worked with Power Trip through some solar workshops and LEED classes...their reputation and our choice to use them came from those experiences. We were very pleased with the service and product! Love seeing that meter run backwards!

It was a real pleasure to work with Power Trip. A real community asset

THEY DID A GREAT JOB AND I AM COMPLETELY SATISFIED. I WOULD PROVIDE A GOOD RECOMMENDATION FOR THEIR COMPANY

Power Trip is highly professional, proud of their work, and the staff are very personable and helpful. We hope to be on the tour of solar homes! We had already had solar water heating in a previous home, and when we read about Power Trip in our local paper, we were ready to install.

great organization, very professional. Highly recomend them great job, thanks

they did a awsome job, i have refered friends to them when ever they ask about my system. i.e. sourses; yellow pages,i had to use the yellow pages..washington state doesnt promote solar like org. or califonia...not many people realize solar in our communities

Great Company...

great group of professionals

Steve and the powertrip crew were on site and finished my project ahead of schedule...they completed all of the paperwork and made the whole process virtually painless. I will and do recommend them to others. Thanks Steve and Andy!! Utilizing solar power, wind power, any natural resource that allows us to be less reliant on fossil fuels is a good thing.

More than just a solar electric company, Power Trip folk `walk the walk` and are dedicated to increasing awareness. At the same time, they are sensitive to each customer`s own reasons for wanting to explore and install solar.

Andy and Steve at Power Trip did a great job for us. I highly reccomend them!

Andy and Steve were responsible, motivated, flexible, and professional in every aspect of the process, from initial contact to follow-up after the pv system was running. They`ve provided troubleshooting help on a couple of occasions, including a free replacement of a faulty inverter in the first month. I expect that they`re on their way to establishing themselves as one of the best solar companies in the region. I`d been thinking about doing this for decades. I saw an article about the new $2,000 federal tax credits for solar, plus the new Washington State incentives, and I decided it was time to do it. These were very helpful in getting me started. In the end, I spent more than I ever expected, yet felt good about it because I`d come to value so much more about the benefits than simply the dollar sign. I got tired of reading all the bad news about global warming, and felt inspired to do something my son would one day thank me for.

Andy was very accomodating during the initial design and proposal process. He provided multiple options and configurations willingly and we ended up with just the right system in terms of affordability, power output, and visual appeal. Steve Carr provided the excellent and faultless installation.

Andy was a real professional to work with--responsive, kind, and knowledgeable. I have recommended him many times. Although Andy can provide `full-service` installation, we chose to install the system ourselves. The system is located west of Port Angeles, Washington, on the wet side of the Olympic Peninsula (bad place for solar!?). Last year we produced 89% of our electrical needs with our PV system. With the solar energy production, and thanks to a $.10/kwh payment form the Northwest Solar Cooperative, we came out ahead $132.32. So not only no electric bills for the year, but a bonus of $132 to boot!

They were helpful in explaining options and in choosing the system that combined value, availability, and size to fit our space. The blanks above are where `N/A` is the appropriate answer since this was part of a larger building project that included permits and inspections through the general contractor (not Power Trip). We chose to adopt some renewable energy based on previous experience and general principles. Marketing had nothing to do with it.