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    Energy Independent Solutions

    Energy Independent Solutions

    4.0
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    When it comes to solar, you want to go with a local company that has a long track record. You want…read morea company whose growth is based on word of mouth, and one that will be around in 25 years to honor their warranties. I'm a first-time homeowner with a modest budget, converting my home into a zero-emissions building. EIS was recommended to me over and over again. I got quotes from multiple companies, but only EIS's sales guy, Ian, did a tour of the whole property and listened to me talk at length about how I intended my installation to work with the other systems of my soon-to-be fully electrified home. I had deliberately bought a house with a south-facing yard so that I could do a ground mounted install in addition to the roof. Ian told me they could install a ground mounted system themselves, but it would look more industrial and possibly out of place in my small yard. But if I built my own backyard pergola structure, it would look more like something that belonged in my small backyard (and it would be cheaper). As I'm sure he knows, an installer would make more money, faster, if they didn't tell me that. I respected his decision to tell me, and it's why EIS won my business. I'd never built a pergola before. I couldn't use a kit, because I needed it to fit the specific constraints of my yard, the angle of the Sun, the zoning maximum height limit, the minimum property line setback, the minimum height before I'd hit my head, etc. I had to design it myself. The panels were in metric and the lumber was in imperial. EIS corresponded with me in detail throughout at least nine or ten revisions, all before they'd received any money other than my token down payment, and - though it would have been easier and more money for them - they did not ask me to reverse course and pay them to build the support structure themselves. There was another hurdle in the process. We had trouble finding me a lender. Although I have a mortgage, aside from that, I don't really go into debt. I buy everything in cash. That means I had no credit history. You'd think that would mean my credit would be perfect, but the American credit score system was designed by concussed cave trolls. Although I had the savings and income to cover what I needed to pay back a loan - and I was not by any means the poorest client EIS had ever worked with - it was hard for EIS to find me a lender. Again, it would have been easy for them at this stage to simply abandon the project and move on to more profitable clients. They didn't do that. They found me a lender, and we worked it out. I now have a working rooftop and ground mounted installation supplying my home with more than 14 kilowatts of power: enough for all my future electric appliances, plus an electric car. Today, it was cloudy and rained all day, and I still generated more power than I used. If I'd just wanted a rooftop install, EIS could have been done in a couple months. But my more thorough requirements created a lot more work for them. Now that it's done, I'm very glad we did it all. I will be calling EIS again as soon as I am ready to install batteries in a couple of years.

    LOL. The dumbest online bid ever plus it was really high. After the bid, I thought I'd check them…read moreout at last years home show but they seemed totally uninterested in contacts.

    TaylorMade Solutions

    TaylorMade Solutions

    2.1
    (7 reviews)

    Dan Taylor and crew did a fantastic job on roof replacement…read more Very fair price and a quality product and work. Quick response for a quote and and also on a start date. I would recommend their services for a roof replacement.

    If I could give zero stars, I would. I have spent over a year trying to resolve damages to my…read moreproperty caused by roofers who threw nails and other debris into my 26,000-gallon pool. I was instructed to provide a receipt for the damages, which resulted in the need for a new pool liner. Now, Dan Taylor claims it is scientifically impossible for nails or debris to damage a pool liner. If the company had simply tarped my backyard, none of this would have happened. The attached picture shows debris caught by my solar skimmer on the day my roof was installed by TaylorMade Solutions. However, based on density, most common roofing materials sink in water since they are denser than it--this is scientifically proven. I am still waiting for Dan to contact the pool company that installed my liner for further insight into the cause of the pool damage. I provided their contact information to Dan on August 11th. I am at a loss for words. Consumer beware: If you are combining a new roof with your solar package, I recommend researching the contractor before adding them to your solar contract. I also suggest following up with your solar company--Palmetto in my case--to inform them about the poor customer service I experienced while waiting for a resolution. I am out $6,533.62, plus additional costs for refilling the pool.

    Burns & Scalo Roofing

    Burns & Scalo Roofing

    2.3
    (11 reviews)

    I wish I could break this into three reviews. First, Scalo solar was fabulous to work with and I…read morelove the finished product of home solar panels. Great IT and follow-up. Second, I had a metal roof installed and I am loving having this solid roof to replace an old shingled roof. Unfortunately, Scalo hung gutters so poorly at time of installation that it ruined this review. Three 40 foot sections and all three are hung improperly. The lowest point is in the middle of ALL three gutters, brackets fell off in less than a year, and metal trash was left in one gutter. This last issue led to a build up of dirt/leaves that flooded my house 3 times which hopefully will not lead to mold, but it did burn out a light fixture above my door. Scalo came out on 2 occasions and could not solve the mystery of the gutter leak. After I climbed up and discovered the poor workmanship, I contacted them about rehanging my gutters (and I would pay them for gutter covers). John Scalo stated this seemed like a reasonable plan going forward. Now, no one will return an email or a call. Seems like this review is my only recourse.

    Not only will this company fail to complete your work, they will give every excuse they can think…read moreof for "delays"; fail to return, leave open holes in your roof, and then, when you have the audacity to not pay them for making your roof worse, with holes for rain for weeks, they will turn around and file a complaint at district justice. Sounds familiar to G.K.'s review of 7/19/18, huh? See you in court!

    Green Rack Solar - solarinstallation - Updated July 2026

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