Our central Texas 1-story home is 2,207 square feet and is constructed with ICF (insulated concrete form) technology, so we are very well insulated to begin with. Our energy bill before solar typically ran $90-140 per month. In 2014, we actually generated more electricity than we used from March through December, and had a $24.33 check sent to us from our utility company, Barlett Electric Co-operative, for the difference at year's end. The Centex Solar crew did what they said they would do, when they said they would do it. Two of the owners are fellow West Point graduates, so, I felt going into the process that there would be no issues with ethics/integrity, and I was not disappointed. From the initial visit, to the assessment on payback period, through the installation, and to the followup afterwards assisting with the Federal tax credit and system checkups, we've been nothing but satisfied with the product and the process. Go Solar! Beat Navy!... read more
Type: Residential Electric
Reviewed: 01/12/2015
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