Update Sept 14th. Got a call & text last week that my new…read moreinverter was coming in Friday & that someone from Option One Solar would arrive Monday to install. George showed up at 1:30pm & switched out the old inverter for the new one. Everything is working great like it used to! Ivan, Scott & Jayson have been in constant contact with me about the progress of getting Tesla to ok the work. So grateful for their dedication! I definitely recommend Option One Solar! Update. To be clear I have nothing negative to say about Option One Solar, at the time I was disappointed with the outcome that seemed that I was out of luck. Scott & Ivan have been working on resolving this issue that is on Tesla's end & have been keeping me in the loop. They both have been communicating with me on the progress of my work order. I really appreciate their dedication to getting things done & finding a resolution to this issue. I will update again after this is done.

This experience was exceptional! The company that installed my system has gone bankrupt so Tesla…read moredirected me to its trusted installers in the area. I picked Option one right at the top. Natasha was professional and very clear with communication from the start. She set proper expectations on communication with Tesla would take a week or two. The day she received the go ahead from Tesla she called and scheduled the install asap 4 days out. Later the same day they had a cancellation and were able to get everything scheduled the next day. Anthony and Jeremiah arrived at the beginning of the arrival window! They were professional, great with communication, and ready to work. I had several questions and they were prepared for all of them and super helpful. The battery removal and install took less than an hour. Naturally Tesla's update took twice as long. LOL. Still total time was under 3 hours. I have managed 100s of installers and worked in Solar, this was a fantastic expierence! Because the Tesla 3 has more storage than the 2 I asked about adding some of my Breakers to the back-up and they had options for us to do that. Obviously we Highly Recommend This Team!

My solar system was originally installed by Renova in 2021 (and they did a great job). The system…read morehas saved me so much money. When I heard that Renova has been reborn as Mycrogrid I decided to talk to them about their battery backup system. The system went on line about 10 days ago and it's already covered me during 3 power outages! I now know that I'm safely covered in case of any outages, which is comforting in dealing with our extreme heat - AC stays on, fridge is working and it comes on so quickly that I didn't even know that the power was out until a neighbor called me! Their service and communication are both excellent. Every employee is very experienced and knowledgeable and I recommend them highly.

If I could give this company less than zero stars I would. They will not stand by the commitment…read morethey made as Renova, even to a loyal customer that stayed with them through their bankruptcy. The B.S. line is "we're a new company and not responsible for Renova". Same owner, same company regardless of your name change! STAY AWAY

I hired AWS Solar to install solar panels on my home In May 2026. They completed the job a few…read moreweeks later. They did a very good jod. I am pleased. However, upon completeing the job, the project manager Tim Broughton called me, helped me log on to the Enphase app so that I could monitor the panels. After I confirmed that I was logged in, I was told that I was up and running And they were done. I was happy thinking I was now running on the sun. Wrong. So very wrong. I received my electric bill and astonished to see the electric portion was over $800.00. I called the power company and was told that the $130.00 application fee had not been paid. I notified Mr. Broughton and he immediatley saw that the bill for the application fee was paid and apologized for the error. Now the fun begins. I called the power company and asked when they would be out to install the proper meter for solar panels. I was informed that no application for a meter to be installed was on file and that I had to submit an application for interconnection. Hmm? No one mentioned anything to me about completing and application or that I had to contact the power company. I completed the PTO (Permission to Operate) form and based on the questions being asked and the information I needed to provide leads me to believe the Solar company was responsible for completing this form and sending the required fee. Ok. Lets not look to for someone to blame, lets just get the proper meter installed. I completed the PTO and submitted it. The power company came out a couple of weeks later and installed the a new meter. Onlyit was not a meter for solar panels. They installed the same new meter but it was the same meter as the meter I already had. I asked them why they didn't put on a solar meter and I was told that I needed to submit a PTO for a SOLAR METER, which is different. And by the way, they have a special person that installs solar meters and a special person to install regular meters. This seemed rather stupid to me. I ask the power comapany rep for the contact info for the solar department and he told he didn't know. I won't name the power company. LADwp. The one good thing the DWP rep did upon arriving to his office was to send an email to contact the proper department at the power company. I assumed he would have just gone about his business and let me flounder. I started on the second application which asked for job site photos. This was to me another indication that the solar installer was suppose to complete this form because Joe Citizen would not know what photos they were required. I did observe that periodically, the workers would take photos, but none were ever sent to me. Now I'm in the middle of August 2026 with fingers, legs, arms, eyes and anything else, maybe the dogs and cats, crossed hoping that this time I will get a meter. The bottom line is I would still recommend AWS SOLAR to anyone, but I'd have to caution them to make sure they get you connected and ALL fees are paid. Because I was dealing with the City of LA and being constantly sent to voice mail and waiting for call backs, this experience was horrendous.

The 4th year production shows improvement over the 3rd year as I kept the panels clean. However,…read moreit's still about 4.8% below the minimum guaranteed production (accounting 0.25% maximum annual panel degradation). It's 4 year in a row now the system failed to produce the minimum guaranteed production. AWS Solar chose to compensate for the shortfall again; we'll see what the 5th year production looks like. I suggested replacing some of the panels with the higher power ones to solve the issue, but I guess they want to see more data.

Nippon (Linda) took the lead on my project, which was in a quagmire after the previous solar…read morecompany had declared bankruptcy and left my system inactive. Nippon came in, took charge in replacing bad wiring, worked with the County and SCE for drawing, engineering, and inspection approvals, and even added in a Powerwall -- all for a VERY reasonable price. Linda is amazing.

Nippon Energy were very responsible and when they found the issue as the inverter then did all the…read morework with Solar Edge to get a replacement inverter sent out. They were more expensive than others but you get what you pay for

I needed to repair my skylight after noticing moisture on an area of the wood below it. I received…read moreseveral quotes, but Sunline Energy was the only company that recommended fixing the root of the problem rather than just putting a Band-Aid on it. My skylight had been installed incorrectly by another company, which was contributing to the moisture issue. Since skylight repairs can be a relatively small job, I found that not many reputable companies were interested in doing this type of work. I was very happy to find Sunline Energy. Juan handled the skylight and related roof and flashing repairs, and I can't say enough about the quality of his work. He is a perfectionist and took the time to make sure everything was done correctly. He went above and beyond and fixed both the skylight and surrounding roof area beyond my expectations. Based on my experience and the quality of Juan's work, I would highly recommend Sunline Energy to anyone needing skylight or related roof repairs.

I do not recommend this company, I wanted to cancel my agreement because they postponed install…read moredate on more than one ocasion, they wouldn't refund my $1,000 deposit even though they were not complying with the agreement, life got busy and I could not pursue filing in small claims court but after hearing about the experience others had with the company (a nightmare), I realized losing a $1,000 was very little compared to what others experienced, not a reliable company because if they couldn't fulfil the timeline they should have offered to cancel and refund deposit, very disappointing. Adding on after Sunline Energy's response: I did not mention the following yet it is important to do so, in 2024 3 roofing companies told me that the roof was past due on repair, I had mentioned what happened with Sunline Energy in 2023 and was told that your company as well as others install on roofs that are not healthy enough and even with replacement of shingles the plywood was not thick enough to support solar panels, in other words, Sunline never mentioned something that was felt just by walking on the roof, ethics should be as important as obtaining a sale because people work hard to keep there home maintained, honesty is the best policy, I understand that the company must achieve sales but situations as so are very disturbing, Sunline Energy continues to owe us $1,000 due to a deposit for a job that never took place.

HPM Solar exceeded our expectations from start to finish. Communication was excellent throughout…read morethe entire process. Josh our sales rep was the reason we felt comfortable moving forward. He didn't just try to sell us the biggest system possible, he actually analyzed our electricity usage and recommended what we needed, nothing more. That kind of honesty is hard to find. The installation itself was handled by Danny and his crew, who were professional, knowledgeable, and clearly took pride in their work. Everything was done efficiently and correctly. What really impressed us was the follow-up after installation. HPM checked in to make sure we were happy with the system and that everything was running as it should. That kind of attention after the sale is rare. If you're considering going solar, do yourself a favor and call HPM Solar. Highly recommend!

When I replaced my solar system after the Eaton Fire, I chose HPM Solar. They designed a system…read morewith equivalent performance to my old array, but with fewer panels, and a storage battery. HPM was honest, thorough, delivered on the promised timeline, and Josh, my sales rep, continues to check in with me periodically. A recent, unexpected power outage reminded me what a good idea the battery was. I couldn't be happier with the performance of my system and with HPM's service and follow-up.

Juan drove the 90-minute drive out here and fixed our solar array very quickly. We are very happy…read morewith his service.

I've used Juan for a couple of jobs now. He was quick to answer and reply via text messages. He…read moreprovided his ETA and when he arrived prior to walking up to the door. This is especially important in COViD19 times. He came out to install recessed lighting and a smart switch. Recently I had him install additional smart switches because I didn't have the electrical knowledge to determine they were 4 way switches. He's a local contractor and I would recommend him for your next job. Thanks a lot Juan.

Mikayla was great at coordinating the visits on my tight schedule. Everything was extremely smooth…read more Pricing was transparent and convenient. The techs were personable and very competent. This was a great experience overall. Cannot recommend more.

We interviewed 4 companies in our search for Power walls to marry up with our Renova Solar Panels…read more It was an easy decision at the end of the interview process. Caitlin Kelley the rep for Sunlogix won the bid as she was thorough with her explanations and understood what we were solving for. The other major factor is the fact that they are local. Once the decision was made the process was smooth and seamless. Caitlin was always available to answer questions and her understanding of her product was impressive. It was also impressive that she understood her competition and could address many things we were told by others. While Sunlogix was not the cheapest bid, we felt that their being local was worth a small premium. On the installation side the crew was terrific. They showed up on time, they were efficient with their time, cleaned up well and one could not ask for a better installation experience. They were great at answering questions. We would not hesitate to highly recommend Sunlogix if you are considering Solar and Caitlin Kelley is a great rep if you want to explore this for your home.

New Day Solar was FANTASTIC! Eric, Tina and Denise were all incredible to work with. Honest quote,…read moreclear communication and easy payment options. I will not recommend anyone else. We had the typical negative experience with another solar company and were quite turned off to the whole idea ..... until we met Eric! Our electrical bills are almost nonexistent now and we couldn't be happier. New Day did a wonderful job. 24 panels and 2 batteries. Happy customers for sure!!!

I had a very disappointing experience with New Day Solar while trying to pursue a solar project…read morecontingent on RSSE/SGIP rebate funding. From the beginning, I was extremely clear that I would only proceed if the rebate covered the full project cost and that I would not pay any non-refundable deposit. Their representative repeatedly assured me in writing that there were "no upfront fees or deposit required" and agreed to prepare contingency language allowing me to cancel without penalty if the funding was insufficient. After months of follow-ups, delays, and waiting for management to finalize the paperwork, I was suddenly informed that the company had implemented a "new process" requiring a non-refundable $1,000 payment before they would process the application, engineering review, or other preliminary work.