Timely and responsive to questions. No complaints.

Did what they said they would. Price was 1/2 what the local solar slingers were offering. Couldn't be more satisfied.

Smooth process. I had to do very little.

It was by far the most economical option. There was some changeover happening because the company's growing, so I had like 3 different changes between advisors and that was a little bit confusing. So everyone had to get re-caught-up every time we switched advisors. They came out and installed everything within one day and it works like a charm. The company also came out and checked everything again after we had a hurricane because I think there was a little bit of movement happening and they were out the next day. So it was a really solid company that Project Solar found. I know this goes with the idea of building and growing and that's just part of how it goes, but I have some family who lives in middle America who has not been able to work with Project Solar because you guys haven't quite gotten to their location yet. So just know that you have customers in probably Oklahoma and Kansas who are looking to use you when possible, but haven't been able to just because Project Solar hasn't gotten there yet.

There was one manager that carried me through from beginning to end until it came time for permitting. When his job was finished and the next person took over, they did excellent. They used a subcontractor in my town and it went great. I have great support even until today. If there are any problems, the subcontractor comes out and checks everything. The price is the best. The quality is excellent. At first I didn't believe they were a legitimate company, but I had to do all the legwork and found out they are.

They arrived promptly, they did the job as described, and they were careful. They took my concerns into account and it was done in the day, which was amazing. I enjoyed working with them and the technical follow up was very good, very clear. There was kind of a lull between one part of the project and the next and I had to kind of intervene to call one of the vendors directly. It wasn't until I called the electrician directly that I got what I wanted. So everybody was really positive and nice, but I had to intervene which seemed kind of unfortunate.

The team came on time. Whenever you have any issue with the vendors, the Project Solar team is following up with them and they're getting the issues fixed.

So we had a plan and they came over and did a drone fly. They inspected my roof line. They said where to put the panels and they called me to schedule the date. They did it according to my needs, meeting all rules and regulations and they said all the permits were taken care of for me. I really didn't have to do it. They did it all for me. And I haven't had no issues. I'm going on a year with the equipment and as I use the application, I see my system and I believe it's performing to what I was expecting. I'm pulling out the kilowatts that I expected, and actually I'm pulling a little more than what I was expecting. And the app and the way of monitoring is very easy to operate. They were there to answer my questions and they were with me the whole process. I really appreciate the transparency of the process and cutting off those middle people that make your budget become very pricey. I had a quote before that for $60,000 and when I went with Project Solar, after my rebates, I'm gonna be around the mid to 2,000 so it's a big chunk of money other companies are trying to take and Project Solar will get you what you need for a fair price. They're very good panels, Enphase equipment is top notch equipment, and I appreciate just looking out for people who really would like to save a hundred or two hundred a month on their projects and I'm even saving more, so thank you.

I did self install. The instructions were generally good enough that I was able to figure it out. They had to send some additional documentation, but overall it was good. They were the only company that offered a DIY solution. Even if I would have used their installers, it was still more affordable than the other four bids that I received. Mostly I was pleased. There were a few gotchas in the process that took some going back and forth to resolve. If I were doing this again, I would absolutely look at them and consider them first just because overall it was a great experience and I'm happy with the end result.

I very happy with Project Solar and the money I saved. $12000 install 18 panels.

They are very responsive, answered all my questions. I've had no problems with it whatsoever since it's been installed.

Booking process, pricing, helpful and knowledgeable people

They use good quality equipment and they use micro inverters rather than the string inverters.

Installation was quick. The process took one day, roughly, but it took at least six months to get permits. When in Tucson, Arizona, it shouldn't take less than a day. Dear Lord, you spend $20,000 with the company and the customer service I got was horrible. They tried to weasel their way out of all the warranty work and everything that I was trying to do for my system. I had to call my installer back four times, get one panel redone because the panel went bad and all while Project Solar is trying to say they wouldn't help. I finally had to e-mail their CEO on Reddit to get a hold of them. I literally had to claw, bite to the nail to get them to take care of 1 panel. I would not use them again. I would actually go with somebody else who's going to warrant you their work and take care of the customer.