ReVision Energy
Updated: 26 January 2021Installer
Years in business
> 18
Pros
Review score is above industry average of 3.97
4.81
Cons
Average cost per watt above industry average of $2.85
$4.01
NABCEP qualified installer
No
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Latest ReVision Energy reviews
Latest review
Art over 1 month
Installation was conducted back in April 2020 just as the COVID panic was rearing its ugly head. Crew worked efficiently and job was completed in one day. Schedule was mutually agreed on so that failing asphalt roof could replaced with standing seam prior to installation. A real plus was that all permitting and interface with the power company was taken care as was tax related paperwork. They did it all. Now it’s January and I’m enjoying electric heat in my workshop that was actually captured and banked last summer. Professional installation in every respect. Right down to being ready for code enforcement inspection. Highly recommended.
Read moreLatest complaint
Coleman installation, over 1 month
We had a solar hot water system installed in 2009 and heat pumps in 2014. The installations went well and we really like the systems we have. The problem is to get anyone to come for regular maintenance or repair. You call, leave a message and you don't hear back from anyone for over a week. Call back, talk to someone who says they will look into it - same thing, you don't hear back. They have one person to service heat pumps. This has nothing to do with Covid, as this is the same one person they've had for many years. Because they did not plug up the holes on the outside piping covers of the heat pumps, we had mice that chewed the insulation off the piping. We wanted to know if it was something we could fix ourselves. After talking with several different people who could not give us a clear answer, we were given three names of other companies to do the work. Since most other solar installers only want to work on systems they install, getting service done is a problem. After much frustration, we called Fujitsu and talked with a wonderful tech who answered all our questions in less than 15 minutes. We fixed it ourselves and it is now mice proof. Now we have another simple issue - heat pump inside cover needs to be replaced - and it's been weeks trying to get a service call scheduled. ReVision loves to install, but are terrible about servicing what they install. Would not recommend them for this reason. Their service department is beyond terrible.
Read moreReVision Energy 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
7.0kW
Average cost per watt
$2.73
Net cost of system
$12,655 - $15,467
Average payback time
8.7 years
Annual power production
9,439 kWh
Levelized cost of solar energy
?
7¢ kWh
If you don't get solar
28¢ kWh
Forecast average ME electric rates over the next 25 years
Installers description for their business
Since 2003, Maine-based ReVision Energy has installed more than 6,000 solar energy systems throughout northern New England. To ensure maximum performance and reliability in a relatively harsh climate, each solar energy system is designed by ReVision Energy's in-house engineers (Brown, Dartmouth, MIT, UMaine, UNH) and installed by the company's in-house team of licensed and certified solar technicians. The Company's mission is to dramatically reduce carbon emissions by executing the societal transition from a fossil fuel-based economy to a sustainable, renewable energy-based economy. In 2010, the Company designed and installed the first solar-powered electric vehicle charging station in the region, leading to the adoption of electric vehicles throughout the company fleet. In 2013, ReVision Energy introduced the solar industry's first carbon-based sales commission program whereby team members earn additional income by designing solar energy systems that achieve maximum reductions of fossil fuel consumption and carbon pollution. In 2014, ReVision Energy began using bio-diesel to fuel its installation truck fleet and in 2015 the Company converted 90% of its heating and cooling to solar-powered air source heat pumps. Today ReVision Energy operates out of four locations (Liberty & Portland, ME; Concord & Exeter, NH) with the long-term goal of converting each location into a "de-carbonization" facility that exemplifys the societal transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy. With 100 employees as of July 2015, ReVision Energy has become the leading solar company in northern New England by delivering legendary customer service and the highest quality, most cost-effective solar energy systems available in the marketplace. As part of their unremitting commitment to creating positive social change, the Company's three managing partners continue to re-invest annual profits into zero up-front cost solar energy systems for non-profits through its pioneering approach to power purchase agreements, thereby bringing long-term economic and environmental sustainability to schools, municipalities and 501 C 3 organizations that would not otherwise be able to acquire solar energy.
Contact
Address
142 Presumpscot Street, Portland ME, 04103
Phone
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ReVision EnergyOffice locations
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MAINE - Liberty
91 West Main Street, Liberty ME, 04949
MAINE - Portland
142 Presumpscot Street, Portland ME, 04103
ReVision Energy Exeter, NH Solar Showroom
7A Commercial Drive, Brentwood NH, 03833
ReVision Energy
14 Dixon Ave #201, Concord NH, 03301
MASSACHUSETTS - North Andover
1980 Turnpike Street Building #2, North Andover MA, 01845
Service locations
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Accreditations and affiliations
Service Types
Residential solar - Grid tied
Small commercial solar - Grid tied
Solar hot water sales and installations
Solar pool heating sales and installations
Residential solar - Hybrid solar systems
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