Solar Negotiators

Please do your due diligence and shop around like I should have, and get every single small detail in writing. I've waited a little over a year to write this hoping our system or plan would normalize. IT did not We had our system built for "150%" of our usage based on a years Edison statement. We still have an electric bill in the summer months, on top of the solar payments. What i was told by the salesman isn't what ended up happening. Specifically when it came to upgrading our box. they probably aren't the worst company around, but please know exactly what you are asking for and get it in all in writing. They are no different from any other corporation in the way that they just want to get the deal signed and the stuff installed as fast as possible. It feels like they don't nessacerily care about your well being into the future. Tl;DR: research different companies and products. Don't assume what the salesman says is true Get everything in writing and make them show you where it is written. Update: of course what was written in the contract was upheld, that is my point. What your sales representative came in and told me and my family to my face isn't what ended up panning out in reality. This is why I say do your due diligence and make sure what you ask for is in the contract and outlined. It was my mistake for just trusting everything based on what the sales rep said. I feel like you just took my words and tried using them against me, without even reading and internalizing my statement, another reason everyone should know exactly what they are getting themselves into when they sign up.

Not real happy

I’m sure I won’t win the $100 prize for this.. I’ve had solar for appx 5 years. First year was great. But every year after that I’ve had very high “True-up” fees. Did not expect that. We have not changed how we use power, keep the AC at 78/79 What has changed is the rate hikes from PGE. They are the pros at this and I feel they should have built my system to account for at least a few years of rate hikes. My current true-up is close to $1,400.00 which I have to pay this next month. So if you do get solar take into account the rate hikes!