Green Power Energy recently installed solar panels on our roof, and the entire experience was…read moreexcellent. We appreciate their commitment to helping society transition to clean energy by flooding the grid with solar power. Hopefully this leads to more innovation in energy storage. GPE's production estimates have been conservative so far and their point person, Matt G., was outstanding throughout the process. We would recommend them.

I gathered four estimates before selecting Green Power. Their proposal was the most competitive,…read moretaking into account both the terms and interest rate of the financing. The entire process was seamless; they provided a clear overview of each step and responded promptly to all my inquiries. After over four months of use, the solar panels have performed in line with Green Power's initial projections, which was one of my main concerns. I recommend Green Power Energy if you're considering getting solar panels. If you're unsure, request a free quote and ask your questions--they did not pressure or try to "close" me. I collected all my quotes, compared them, and then called them back when I decided.

My husband and I couldn't be happier with our solar system. It's been 3 years now. I researched and…read moremeet with a lot of different companies. Then I came across SavKat. They were not pushy, they were very professional and didn't get tired of all my questions. The installation team was absolutely great. Clean, respectful and hard working. Everything went smoothly and the communication was five ! 3 years later and the system is still great.

SavKat isn't a solar installer I would recommend. They left a mess in my yard from wire clippings,…read moreputty seal, trash and the best was 2" stainless lags left in my yard for my mower or my daughters bare feet to find. Thankfully my wife picked them up first. I had been told the sales rep would be onsite the day of install. I thought it was bizarre. How can you be on site for these installations and selling the product you must be spread pretty thin, to which I was told that's how we do business. No show up by the sales rep. I'll leave his name out for now. I received a text saying he had a conflict appointment (which is understandable) but the kicker for me was he had the audacity to ask me on a Friday night to send pictures of the install. The icing on the cake was the folks digging the trench from my garage to the main house showing up zero notice. After I made it ABUNDANTLY CLEAR to notify me first. I have several hurried utilities, sprinkler lines, electric and my well pump that I wanted to make the foreman aware of. A simple schedule call ahead was a small ask. Received a phone call from my wife "who is working in our yard and why are they digging?" Again super avoidable if someone had just called or kept true to their commitment. Now I've asked for all of the installed equipment to be removed from my house. Not a company you want to do business with if it doesn't make you a priority. I mean, I guess I should've expected this. They are just the installer zero skin in the game. Buyer beware.

May 20, 2025 My "go…read morelive date" was May 13, 2025, and I've been enjoying my new solar panels for 7 days. Though most of those days weren't all sunshine (lots of clouds and some rain), my solar panels produced more electricity than my home used every one of the six days. I didn't expect that, but I am very happy that's the case. I'm also a happy Earthlight Solar customer. Those who know me can tell you my personality could be described as a bit "anal retentive". I like to understand the details. As a result, I do lots of research and ask lots of questions. That makes some people, especially salespeople, unhappy. When I embarked on my solar journey, I understood very little about solar systems and buying options. I didn't know what a PPA was, or that I would be receive quotes for 5 different panel wattages across six different manufacturers. I interviewed 10 companies and got additional quotes from 5 more. Some solar companies were local to Massachusetts/New England and others were national. Some vendors proposed systems with microinverters while others proposed string inverters. Sometimes I got a reply to a question that didn't make any sense and I "did the math" to show the salesperson why felt that was the case. In one situation, the salesperson was flustered and never called me back after having visited my home. If you're getting the message that I'm not the easiest customer, you'd be right. In my experience, it's rare to have a "perfect" experience with any company/vendor. There's always some issue. (In my case, multiple issues including having the solar design rejected by my town's building department twice...) What matters to me is how the company addresses those issues. My experience with Earthlight Solar was not perfect, but it was very good. Again, that's why I'm a happy customer of Earthlight. When we experienced questions or issues, a member of the Earthlight team addressed them to my satisfaction. Every member of the Earthlight team I met or spoke with was knowledgeable, polite and professional. They were all responsive, respectful, they answered my questions, and they seemed interested in doing a good job. In particular, Earthlight's Day 1 electrician was sensitive to the questions of conduit placement and what I would like / allow both for conduit in the barn as well as in the attic. He wanted to ensure a smooth, clean look that wouldn't stand out on my house and barn. He also noted that my main power cable was not secured to the side of my house (it wasn't his issue) and he made sure that was addressed (strapped down) before he left. I also strongly feel that my sales executive, Orlando Rodriguez, was honest, direct and had my best interests at heart. At no time did Earthlight "badmouth" their competitors which was certainly not the case with some other solar companies. One in case, another local company and the runner up in my evaluation, not only badmouthed Earthlight but they provided misleading information. Clearly, I'm not alone in my happiness with Earthlight. I was getting a haircut and mentioned that I was in the process of installing solar. The barber asked me who the company was and after I told her, she said "my husband and I got solar from them too". I asked my barber if they were happy with Earthlight and she said that they were. If any reader of this review would like to speak with me about my Earthlight experience or would like information about the electricity production of my 22-panel solar system, I'm happy to speak with you. Just contact Earthlight and get my phone number from Orlando or one of the other company representatives. IRA KELLER

I had a 17 panel roof installation completed in late 2023. I couldn't be happier with Earthlight,…read morethe entire process and the functioning of the panels. Everyone we spoke or worked with was professional and eager to see that we were satisfied at every step along the way.

Mystic Solar is just interested in selling the solar system, not interested with the follow…read morethrough! I have been struggling to get the sunpower system up and running. The panels were installed May of 2023. Installation completed fall of 2023. $17,000 invested and very little to show for that investment. The system is down most of the time. I wished i never heard if mystic solar or sunpower!

I purchased my solar system from another solar company and within six months of installation my…read moreinsurer notified me had to have the roof replaced. I contacted my prior solar company who said the roof was fine and if I wanted it replaced they would have someone out there in about 12-16 months. At that point I tried many avenues to rectify the situation including a complaint as I felt that they just wanted the sale. I could not get any response from my prior solar company other that saying the roof was fine. I called Mystic Solar who put me in touch with their installer who removed and replaced the panels (at a cost to me instead of my prior solar company) The work was done on time and quickly. Mystic Solar followed up to ensure I was happy and they never charged me for their time. In hindsight I wish I had contacted Mystic Solar first. Smaran was great and followed up to ensure the work was done correctly. I highly recommend Mystic Solar for their service, follow up and quality.

They never called back. I was disappointed because we wanted their quote. It's hard to find…read morecommercial vendors.

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I'm saving cash on oil and electricity with the co-op and in times like this, that keeps me warm…read moreand happy! I've been using them for three seasons. If you heat with oil, they can save you money. Their site usually shows their average price, which varies based on current wholesale pricing in Connecticut. I always do better than regular retail rates. You can still arrange with an oil provider to service your furnace just as you normally would. All the details are on their site or are available by calling them. There's a very low fee to sign up for the oil co-op and none right now for the new electric co-op. I just signed up for their new electric co-op service, which promises savings of five to 20 percent over "standard offer" electric rates. I got my first bill with the new provider and it was almost 17% lower than my bill from last month - and I even used an extra kilowatt hour of electricity this month. Again, it's very easy and there's no long term commitment or fee to switch. Your bill still comes from your regular electric company. Check these guys out!

My antivirus said their website had a dangerous "card reading" feature and wouldn't let me open it…read more I therefore sent the Co-op an email asking a few questions about their service and have not received a reply. Not sure what's going on with them.

After reading my initial review, the owner of the company, Joe, came through and upgraded my solar…read moreenergy system. You have to give them credit. They stood behind their work and made it right. I wish more companies would care enough about their customers to do the same. Thank you for helping correct the issue.

From the owner: Synergy Smart Homes, an Elite SunPower Dealer in CT, is a residential solar installer and energy…read moreefficiency contractor that serves residential and commercial customers throughout Connecticut. Our team of certified energy consultants can help you switch to solar and control or eliminate your monthly energy costs while having a positive environmental impact. In addition to solar panel installation, we offer a range of energy conservation services for commercial property owners, including updating lighting fixtures and HVAC systems. By taking these steps, you can further reduce your energy costs and help create a more sustainable future . We understand Going Solar is a big decision. That's why we offer state and federal tax credits that can save you thousands.

Eryk is professional and delivers quality service at a very good price. There was a very expensive…read moreissue with a subcontractor that he corrected - without charging an extra dime. This company is highly recommended, and I am a certified grumpy old man that isn't generally happy about anyone's service anymore. A+++

From the owner: SunPol Solar is Connecticut's trusted solar energy provider, specializing in transparent, simple…read moresolar solutions for homeowners. We offer the Prepaid Lease program—the maximum savings option for 20 years—as well as traditional PPA and financing options. Our local experts handle everything from free solar assessments to installation and ongoing monitoring, helping Connecticut families reduce energy costs while achieving energy independence.