I didn't want to have to write this review. Unfortunately, after being abandoned by Matt, I feel I…read morehave to. I contracted with Matt and the installer he represents, Radius Energy, to install two systems for the two homes on my property. The installation was full of issues. Under sized inverters, electrical code violations, no permits and no licensed electricians. It was clear that the installer's ethics were questionable. The final blow came when I was told that their contractor for submitting PG&E rebate applications had missed the rebate program deadline 4 months ago! I had been inquiring about the status of the application for months. This rebate was worth $15k and cost me $600 to have them apply for it. Matt has since backed away from this failure on their sub-contractor's part, suggesting I contact the CPUC. I would seriously recommend that if you're looking for solar, look elsewhere than Solar by Sexton.

So far one half of job done (took down solar from roof). The did a fabulous job on first half! As…read moresoon as new roof/shingles are placed, Solar by Sexton can replace the solar panels and turn us back on! So far they get A+. Bill Pope

I couldn't be happier with my experience with Solar Sesame…read more My situation was a little more complicated than most because I already had an existing leased solar system under NEM 2 that I wanted to preserve. That meant my new system needed to be designed as a non-export system with battery storage. Before choosing Solar Sesame, I had already received three other quotes. My existing provider kept pushing another leased system where I'd continue paying per use. While it was cheaper than PG&E, it was significantly more expensive over the long run than owning the system myself. Another provider told me they couldn't fit enough panels on my roof to meet my energy needs and recommended much more expensive alternatives. A third provider quoted nearly 40% more than another installer for essentially the same system. Solar Sesame stood out immediately. They designed a system that fit all the panels I needed on my roof, met my energy goals, and came in at the best overall price. They also went above and beyond when the federal tax credit rules were changing. They were able to structure the project in a way that effectively preserved those benefits for me, which I really appreciated. Originally, I planned to install just one Tesla Powerwall. After doing more research, I decided I wanted two. I found a competitive online offer, and without any hassle, Solar Sesame matched it by adding the second battery at a heavily discounted price. That flexibility and willingness to work with me made a big impression. Throughout the entire project, the team was transparent, professional, and kept me informed every step of the way. There were a few delays, but they were all related to the PG&E process rather than Solar Sesame. Now that everything is up and running, I'm extremely happy with the system. The installation looks great, my electric bills have been dramatically reduced, and I feel confident I chose the right company. If you're shopping around for solar, I highly recommend talking with Solar Sesame. They earned my business by offering the best combination of value, expertise, transparency, and customer service.

Solar Sesame is a brokerage company, they don't install the panels; they work with another company…read morecalled GoodLeap that installs, maintain and owns the solar panels. There is a 3.59% increase annually to a flat rate fee and a connection fee with the quote. After 25 years of this contract, you can choose to buy the panels (by that time, the panels will be 25 years older), but if you'd like to keep the panels, it'll cost a todays estimate of 900-$1200 to maintain annually. When I did the calculations would $327 monthly for electricity. And even with the panels, there is a $15 connectivity fee to connect to the main grid aka PG&E. So the quote I got is unsustainable for what I'm trying to achieve; which is to be independent from PG&E. Because I used only about $30 of electricity and $15 gas, but have to pay $125 delivery fee from PG&E, and it's just gouging for no reason. And the solar sesame quote I got ended up more expensive in the long run than if I stayed with PG&E. I was referred to an actual government run solar panel installation company through a local state and federal program called Grid Alternatives and is looking forward to a quote from them. was told by a clean energy program that I may be able to get solar panels free of charge and get a electric panel upgrade at no charge if I qualify. After meeting with their rep; they were pressuring me to sign at the meeting. Very aggressive. The solar seasame rep said he has been with the company for 10 years; but solar seasame was established in 2021. Maybe I heard this wrong, but there were a lot of questions unanswered; and a lot of confusion on who and what is getting done. They also use the Tesla battery...which I don't want to support. Unfortunately I will not be going with Solar Sesame.

Met Kevin and we were ready to quit paying PGandE $700+ a month. Within a few weeks our house is…read morecool! We have never really used our AC because it came with a $1000 bill every month. Now our house is super cool and our PGandE for last month was $44. I wish everyone was able to go this way because we could eliminate a utility that clearly only has its corporate officers bank accounts in mind.

SolarWorx 100%! We have one of the largest residential solar systems with generator back-up in the…read morecounty. We did our homework first. It's been a couple of years now and there is absolutely NOTHING negative to say. Their energy calculations were spot-on. The installation was superb. There was an "issue" due to a conflict with pre-existing electrical layout, and ridiculously petty demands from the county (not surprisingly). They remedied the problem and even did a little extra at no cost to us. The communication during the process was amazing. From the initial contact to installation and post-installation was excellent. Plus...local/family owned. I don't often give recommendations, but I don't hesitate a moment for this one.

Several years ago, we worked with Go Solar Pros to add 6 more solar panels to an existing system…read more Other companies wouldn't touch us because they said the didn't want the liability. They were professional and thorough, and did a good job installing. Conrad was very helpful throughout the process. I gave them 4 stars out of 5 because the process took much longer to be completed than I had expected.

Since I spent thousands (paid by checks in Feb, Mar, April and May of '25) to this company, I still…read morehave a non-working Enphase battery. I even contacted Enphase today. They were unable to fix their battery and sent me a list of other installers in my area. I cannot reccomend this company for solar or solar add-on.

I've had APG solar since 2019. It's paid for itself many times over. Outstanding customer service.read more

Their response to my solar needs was polite, informative and guaranteed to resolve my issues! They…read moretook the load off my back. Actual work has not occurred yet, but my sense is comforting.

APS Solar changed hands a couple years ago and then went out of business. They are no longer in…read moreoperation. The owner is a 27 year old kid in Dubai and they hired crew from the valley and got rid of us, the long time install crew without even formal layoff paperwork. I've now been informed by both of the electrical supply houses in Sonora that APS stiffed them both for thousands of dollars each. I'm sad to see a business that I worked at fail due to incompetent new management. For any former customers seeing repairs or service to their APS installed solar systems please feel free to reach out. The equipment has manufacturers warranties and I'm very comfortable diagnosing and repairing our systems.

We had a frustrating experience with Alternative Power Solutions, Inc. (APS Solar) in Sonora, owned…read more(currently or formerly) by Rick Burkhard. Nate and Hayden came out for an estimate to install backup batteries and suggested we apply for the SGIP program to subsidize the cost. We found an amazing company to help with the application, and after months of effort, we secured approval and notified APS. That's when things fell apart. Communication from APS became sporadic at best. Nate and Hayden would occasionally respond with vague promises to start the installation "as soon as they finished their current project." The receptionist, Ashley, seemed unaware of any delays and repeatedly assured us we were on the schedule--but nothing ever progressed. Despite our $32,000 contract, APS showed little interest in following through. We made dozens of attempts to connect, but were met with excuses, silence, or--shockingly--hung up on when they realized who was calling. Because of the lack of connection with APS Solar, the batteries approved by PG&E's SGIP program were discontinued. We went out of our way to secure these batteries through the inventory department. Guess what! Nate and Hayden ordered the batteries--and then continued their ghosting behavior. Did they get them for someone else? It's baffling why APS would ghost us after a signed contract, especially for such a significant project. Whether it's a lack of expertise or poor internal management, something is clearly wrong. After reading similar reviews about their ghosting behavior (unfortunately, after signing our contract), it's clear this isn't an isolated incident.

Josh Clark took the time to explain things in great detail and worked diligently to get us up and…read morerunning. Nothing but a GREAT experience!!!

Our experience with SIG has been unacceptable…read more After installation and payment, SIG solar became largely unreachable. We have made multiple phone calls over the years needing assistance with system issues and were constantly told someone would call us back. Those calls rarely happened, to the point that my husband drove 40 miles to their office just to speak to someone in person - with no resolution. Because SIG solar failed to provide support, WE had to contact the inverter manufacturer, twice in the past few years to get the system functioning, something the installer should have handled. When we just recently realized that we needed our roof replaced, SIG solar charged us $8000.00 to remove and reinstall the panels. We had to pay it because we did not want to do anything to jeopardize our warranty, effectively forcing us into this expense. This company appears focused on sales, not long-term service. For a major investment like solar, this level of non-responsiveness and lack of accountability is unacceptable. Experiences like this are why homeowners rely on consumer protection and contractor oversight agencies.

Great working with Stephanie and Joe. Perfect installation, excellent communication. Couldn't be…read morehappier.

I'm in the process of looking for solar for a house I'm buying in January. I've contacted a few…read morecompanies, but none have been anything like Sunlectric! I've been emailing back and forth with Stephanie, and she is just wonderful. She sent me a proposal I could understand, and answered any questions I had. I talked to her today on the phone, and again she was very helpful. I'll be using these guys when I move in. I'm glad my journey of looking for a solar company is over.

Warren Roofing just completed a full re-roofing of our cabin and did a great job. What I need from…read morea contractor is quality workmanship, top materials, fair pricing, great communication and a professional crew who keep the site tidy and safe. Warren Roofing came through fantastically on all levels. Our PM, Tony, sent regular progress pictures since we weren't able to be on site and all communication was prompt and clear. On time, on budget. Just like it's supposed to be, but not as easy as it sounds as we all know.

This is the second time I've worked with Warren Roofing--first for gutters, and now for a full roof…read morereplacement after storm damage--and I can't recommend them highly enough. Their work is prompt, professional, and top quality. But what really sets them apart is Matt Warren. Matt didn't just handle the roof--he helped me navigate a long, frustrating battle with my insurance company, who did everything they could to delay and avoid paying. For three months and 50 emails, Matt was right there with me, offering guidance, support, and deep expertise not only in roofing, but in dealing with insurance red tape. Thanks to his persistence and knowledge, it all worked out in the end. If you're looking for a contractor who actually advocates for you, Warren Roofing is it. Matt Warren is a rare find: a true professional who has your back every step of the way. And my roof looks amazing!

If I could give Johnny more than five stars, I would. Before he arrived, we had three different…read moretechnicians from other businesses look at our system, and none of them could figure out the problem. Johnny was a complete game-changer. He was incredibly helpful, deeply knowledgeable, and took the time to explain everything to us from beginning to end. Instead of just throwing a temporary fix at the issue, he dug deep and was the only one who actually found the root cause. If you want the job done right the first time, ask for Johnny!

Very Disappointed With the Service and How This Was Handled…read more I purchased a new A/C and furnace system from Honey's Air & Solar around 2022-2023, expecting that buying a new system would mean reliable equipment and good customer service. Unfortunately, that hasn't been my experience. About a year after the installation, in 2024, the system started leaking from a flare. Honey's came out, repaired the flare, and added Freon. Since then, I've had a friend who owns a local HVAC company replace my air filter every six months and check the system, so I have continued to maintain it. Around July of this year, I noticed water coming through the sheetrock around the furnace. I removed the filter and found that it was wet. I also noticed condensation on the copper lines, with water dripping onto the filter. The bottom of the filter housing had filled with water, causing damage to my drywall and the surrounding area. I called Honey's Air & Solar to explain what was happening, and instead of feeling like they were interested in helping me figure out why a relatively new system was leaking again, I was accused of neglecting the system and essentially told it was my fault. They eventually sent out a technician, Chris. He couldn't find an obvious leak at the time, but told me the system appeared to be leaking again and that he needed to add Freon and dye so they could hopefully locate the leak later. I was told the service call would be $89 plus the Freon, which came out to around $122. I was also told they would need to return to locate the leak. Then on 8/1/26, I received a message from Marina saying that my $12.99 service plan payment had failed. I was confused because I had never knowingly signed up for a service plan. When I questioned it, I was told, essentially, "You signed for it, so you did." The way this was communicated came across as very condescending and rude. If I had been properly informed about the service plan and what I was agreeing to, I may have considered keeping it, but after that interaction, I told them I didn't want it. Now I'm being told that just coming back to locate the leak will cost $725. And if they determine that it's a new leak, I'm being told the repair could cost more than $2,000. This is what I find extremely frustrating: this is supposed to be a new system. It has already had a leak in the past, has been maintained, and is now leaking again and causing water damage inside my home. I will give Anthony, the service manager, credit for offering to cut the leak-search charge in half. I appreciate that gesture, but I'm still left wondering why I'm facing hundreds or potentially thousands of dollars in costs on a relatively new system that has already had problems. My biggest issue isn't simply the money. It's the way this situation has been handled and the feeling that the responsibility is being pushed onto the homeowner rather than Honey's standing behind the system they sold and installed. If you're considering purchasing a new HVAC system, I strongly recommend asking very detailed questions about the warranty, service plan, leak repairs, and exactly what costs you could be responsible for if something goes wrong after the first year. At this point, I expected much better from a company that sold me a new HVAC system.