Treated worse than a customer at mcdonalds when buying a 65k vehicle. Had to wait an hour to be…read morehelped on delivery day and was so overbooked had me sitting on the stairs since no chairs were available. Rushed me out of there and didnt show me anything in terms of how to operate my new car. Such a chaotic poorly run business. So pathetic.

I have Tesla solar panels on my house. That experience was literally the worst. To say that PG&E…read morewas more helpful, well that's a shame. Then fast forward to 2023, I decide it's time to replace my car. I go to Tesla and ask a TON of questions, then I make the purchase. First, the purchase experience was easy, then a couple of service appointments later, well it's hell. Literally, the WORST! How about this for bad? My performance car had larger tires on the back, I go in to get a rotation and they put the larger tires on the front, yep! Once more for the people in the back, the larger tires are on the FRONT! It's clearly marked on the inside of the door, and it's a car, your service center is the manufacturer! And you can't read and you don't know the product. I had a rattle in the door, they gas light me and act like it's not happening. More than 5 appointments later... it's finally fixed. But when I ask them point blank, are you putting all new clips in the door when you put it back together? They say "No, only if they break." Just do it right the first time. I mean honestly I took this car in around 11 times in the 18 months I owned it. I had gas cars that I serviced less and had less issues with. Finally, they don't call you back and they just don't fix ANYTHING! No matter what or how you try to get the service, or how much you pay, they don't fix things. Do yourself a favor and get a different car from a different manufacturer. You'll have less headaches. Oh and maybe the other dealership will actually give you a ride to work, instead of acting like a luxury car payment is worth you paying for a cab or hitching a ride with friends. If you own a Tesla, take it somewhere else for service. While I loved my car, she was the best, so much fun, and I wish I could have stayed with her. But it turns out her family is just unbearable. So we broke up and now I found someone else and I couldn't be happier.

We compromised when we bought our new house that in order to get the one I wanted, it would need…read moresome major updating. We ended up taking out an fha 203k loan when we purchased to get a jump start on the biggest projects. We had contacted 4 businesses in town for bids. 1 said they couldn't touch a kitchen for less than $50,000. 1 never showed up to the appointment for estimates. 1 was 3 hours late and then bid us very general figures and wouldnt get specific. DA construction was the only company that broke things down line by line, had reasonable pricing, and a personable project manager. We ended up going through this process to get the loan and needed lots of signatures and stuff from the company. Our project manager was always really polite and never complained even when our lending agent dropped the ball and created delays, extra paperwork, etc that effected our project. We ended up deciding on a kitchen remodel, a closet remodel, a new sliding door to the master, and a few other very minor tweaks (adding a few outlets, etc). I had a vision that was pretty good, but we worked together to brainstorm a few of the design solutions that I'm absolutely loving! We were working with a fairly tight budget and I'm also really hands on when it comes to DIY (I like to do some of my own house stuff! It's part of the fun) so we installed the floors, painted the walls, bound the appliances we wanted, and did most of the baseboard ourselves. DA did everything else and I love the way it turned out. There were a few delays and minor bumps along the way, but our project manager ALWAYS made sure we were happy with the end result. Overall it was a good experience! I have a few more photos to post but the kitchen before and after photos are up now. Check it out for yourselves!

Sounds corny but it is true - When you deal with DA construction, you are treated like family,…read moreprobably better in many cases. Daniel and Team have helped many of my customers With there Tenant improvements projects on there new business that they opened and or remodel. I doubt there are many firms in the entire country that are genial and comfortable and just plain nice. Also, they explain everything in as much or as little detail as you want and all those details are laid out in an organized and thorough fashion. Everyone there is super professional. They are a treasure. -Juan Bustamante --Commercial Real Estate Agent

Unfortunately I ran into the same issues as everyone else. Salesman was great and then the…read morecommunication all stoped once I signed the contract. To top it all off they, failed inspection 3xs, and tried blaming PG&E for my solars not being active. I installed my solars since 04/2022. Since 2022 I've been stuck with a huge true up bill and my solar loan. My yearly true up bills have both been over 6k. I called Flex endless times and was always told it was not their problem. If I decided to obtain an attorney, "oh well", but the bill was my responsibility. I requested a copy of my contact in which they gave me a hard time to provide. I kinda left the situation alone for a bit as I felt dumb and defeated. I came into terms there was simple nothing I can do. Coincidentally I came across some solar company "trying to help me", sometime in April/May 2024. By this time I had already done my digging on Flex and knew who the CEO was. Well the "big guy " of this company reached out to me directly as I had a huge problem and he wanted to help. He even came to my house. That's when I notice Brandon Fish! the same Brandon Fish who was the CEO of Flex Energy is currently the CEO of Lyte Energy. He basically closed Flex and now operates with Lyte Energy. Brandon came over while I was out working, and my husband assisted him. I recognized him as soon as I looked at my doorbell camera during my lunch. Of course I called his cellphone and left him a very nice voicemail. I was quickly blocked, and back to a dead end. Maybe a month ago some solar guy came to ask about our panels. We told him our situation and he asked to see our contract. Upon him reviewing it, he informed us Flex is basically a sub contractor, and showed us who the actual solar company was. We contacted the solar company and as of today 1/29/25 they connected us to the grid. Please look at your contact under the page "PURCHASE & INSTALL AGREEMENT" right underneath it, it'll say who is the contractor. Contact them and have them make it right! I will be filing a complaint against Brandon Fish. Btw I listed below his new scam business link. He uses the same pictures for his Lyte Energy company as he used for Flex, he's a joke. https://www.lyteenergy.io/

They never answer calls. They install solar panels and start charging, but the approval process to…read morestart producing takes way too long. So we are paying for solar panels and PGE. Fo yourself a favorite and go with other companies. This might be just a couple dollars cheaper, but not worth it.

They ghosted us after they were paid. Our panels worked for one year, does anyone have their…read morecontact?

Pushy sales, no follow through, lied about several issues, would love to get rid of my panels.read more

My general contractor hired F & L to install my solar. They finished well before the April 14th…read moredeadline for retaining NEM 2 status with PG&E, yet continually forgot to make application before the deadline. On April 14th, I contacted PG&E and found out that he had still not made application. When I was finally able to reach Francisco by phone, he tried to tell me that only his engineer in San Diego could make the application, and he was not answering the phone that day. I called PG&E and they told me that the contractor (Francisco, or my general contractor, either one) could make the application. My general contractor was standing next to me when PG&E said this on speaker phone. I asked him to come inside and get this done, but he left my property and deferred it to Francisco. Francisco did make the application that day, only due to my general and I insisting upon it. However, Francisco failed to submit all the documents needed, so PG&E cancelled the application. On June 1st, Francisco informed me that my Solar was on the grid, but he could not explain how he made this happen with PG&E's approval. I still have no proof that it was. Since going on the grid, my app has not properly reported our consumption; it only reports our production, which inexplicably matched exactly with our consumption. I called Enphase (the app) and they told me they can see that the consumption transmitter is improperly installed. I tried for 3 days to get ahold of Francisco, and he ignores my phone calls. I called from a number unknown to him and he answered. When I asked him when he was going to fix this, he said he didn't know when he would have time, that he was too busy with other customers. Now that he has been fully paid, we are at his mercy. Just be advised as to how he treats customers, should you decide to use him.