Matt came highly recommended by two separate coworkers that both got their systems installed by him. I have been wanting to install solar for several years so far but unfortunately had some personal matters to take care with the home before beginning to make upgrades. But I saw the writing on the wall, the tax credit for solar is going to be reduced in 2020 and the utility companies are going to push for even more restrictions when Net Metering 3.0 comes out within the next year or so, I knew I had to act now to make solar even more worthwhile.
I contacted Matt via phone and to get a estimate, all he needed was recent SDGE bill in order to figure out my usage and what size system I needed. He got back to me within an hour or so with both a purchase price and a financing price. The estimate clearly laid out total price, where the panels would be placed on my roof, interest rates and the estimated savings I would receive over 25 years (the typical life of most panels). That's pretty good for a contractor, most struggle to get you full estimates quickly or want to waste your time chitchatting about how good their company is, but Matt got straight to the point which is awesome.
Since the panels last for 25 years or so and my roof was original since I moved in over a decade ago, I thought it was a good idea to get it replaced. Matt was able to get some roofers to look at my house and give me a estimate within the same week. I took their estimate and went to another coworkers friend who does roofs and got the process going. Even though I didn't use Matt's roofer, he was very patient in the process of waiting for it to get replaced. The very next week after my roof was done, the system was installed and it looks beautiful. The pipe run looks clean, install overall looks very professional.
Matt did all the necessary work of submitting plans, pulling permits and making the process go smoothly with the city and power comapny. My system got turned on and now my panels are making me power. The meter spins backwards for the majority of the daylight hours no matter how much stuff I got running in the house, which means no more overage charges.
I'd love to say that I went solar to help the planet, which is great and all. But the main reason is because SDG&E is the worst. Everything they've done is to overcharge San Diego residents for power, we pay more for electricity than almost anyone else. I'm glad to know that I won't be getting screwed every summer when I turn on my AC. I'd like to thank Matt for the professional install and I would gladly recommend his company to anyone for their solar needs. read more