1. Current Energy

0

Bernardston, MA

Current Energy

5.0 (1 review)
Closed • 7:30 am - 4:30 pm

Request pricing & availability

You can now request information from this business directly from Yelp

Services - Current Energy

Current Energy Photos

You might also consider

Portfolio From The Business

Sponsored

Recommended Reviews - Current Energy

Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
Yelp app icon
Browse more easily on the app
Review Feed Illustration

2 years ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

Ask the Community - Current Energy

You might also consider

Northeast Solar - Residential Multi PoleSolar PV array installed by Northeast Solar. northeast-solar.com

Northeast Solar

(4 reviews)

We had Northeast Solar install our 4 head, whole house Mitsubishi mini-split system 0n October…read more20th, 2025. It was an absolute please doing business with Northeast Solar. Very easy to do business with. I spoke to Andrew , the mini-split manager, who organized every detail for us. Our installer was Max. Max did a fantastic job. Max is detailed oriented and meticulous in his manner of installation. Other companies wanted to install the compressor the easy way and set the compressor in a cart on the ground. I didn't want that. Max fastened my compressor to the house foundation on a stainless steel bracket off the ground. I am an auto mechanic by trade and can really appreciate the finished look of a quality installation. I would highly recommend Northeast Solar to anyone that is considering mini-splits. Bob T.

Northeast Solar handled our solar installation this fall. When I first spoke with Justin it was…read morealready mid-August, and the end-of-year deadline for the tax credit meant they had a very tight fall schedule. I appreciated Justin's transparency regarding the time crunch, and the generous 10% discount he offered if the work couldn't be completed in time. As it turned out, the crew had everything installed and interconnected by early November. From permitting to working with the credit union to the final switch flip, they were calm, professional, and efficient. We were well informed every step of the way, and the installation process itself was remarkably chill in terms of commotion and time. Northeast Solar also installed my in-laws system several years ago, and we've all been very pleased with their work.

Obear Construction Co.

Obear Construction Co.

(3 reviews)

Obear recently renovated a property that my family was lucky enough to purchase after Obear had…read morecompletely renovated the property. We were so happy when the inspector told us what a fantastic job the contactor did with the total construction and the care they had taken with the foundation work and electrical - both items that shortcuts can often be made. We love the work they did on a very old house to make it look new again but retain character. It really surprised me that the owner himself responded to me quickly when I had emailed questions about the heating and cooling system so that I could get in touch with other vendors; this felt above and beyond. I highly recommend Obear Construction!

Bob Obear no longer is my contractor because I do not trust his word. I asked him to weigh in…read morebefore I installed solar panels on my roof because I thought he might prefer to work on my dormers before they were installed. He sent me a reassuring response that they shouldn't be a problem. On his word, I let the install go forward as scheduled. Then, Bob told me he would not work on my dormers because of the solar panels; that he is "not responsible for any work done after the contract was signed." I pointed to his email of 3 months earlier starting that it would be ok. He said that he hadn't known where precisely the panels were to be installed. In my view, first told me one thing, then when that information was no longer convenient for him, he told me something else. For that reason, I fired him. I wish I had had a better understanding of Obear's character before I hired him.

Current Energy - solarinstallation - Updated November 2026

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...