Jake & Ryder did an outstanding job of installing our new 18KW GENERAC!!!!…read moreGreat job of walking me through the owners info. Totally cleaned up the mess & left the site better than before they arrived!!! We highly recommend Switch Electric!!! D. T. Jake & Ryder did an outstanding job of installing our new 18KW GENERAC!!!! Great job of walking me through the owners info. Totally cleaned up the mess & left the site better than before they arrived!!! We highly recommend Switch Electric!!! D. T.

Had an issue with one of my circuit breakers, called switch and got an appt right away, they called…read moreme to let me they had a cancellation and I could get them out in 2 hours. Jumped on it, and Carrigan showed up on time, quickly diagnosed the issue and replaced the bad circuit breakers. All the labor was included in the cost of the visit and i had to pay for the new circuit breaker. Total cost we very reasonable. Highly recommend them.

The technician was friendly and they were able to service my panels even though I had them…read moreinstalled by a different company. I needed just a bracket to be serviced and they didn't need to replace it So they do small work even if your panes were made by someone else.

A&R just finished installing a 12kW array with emergency battery backup and we couldn't be happier…read morewith the way they treated us from through design, price negotiations, contract award, & installation. Everyone was professional in the way they conducted themselves, especially the installation team who were on site for 3 solid days. And major kudos to Tom, the lead electrician on the install team. He had a can-do attitude and like a bull dog, wouldn't let go of a problem he encountered until he solved it. After the appropriate inspections by the State & County, our utility company swapped out the old meter for a new, bi-directional Net Meter, so we can send spare capacity to the grid and get a 1 for 1 energy credit for future use. Though expensive, it's so rewarding when you see your house 100% self-sufficient during the day no partly self-sufficient at night when using some of the stored energy in the battery.

I received an email from their Warranty person yesterday saying that Artisan Electric has ceased…read morebusiness operations. The message referred me to Puget Sound Solar or A&R Solar for any further warranty work or repairs. I phoned her to ask what happened but have not received a reply.

Artisan Electric is NOT out of business. They are simply VERY BUSY. I went directly to their office…read morein Georgetown and spoke to the people there, got some direct phone numbers, and eventually got our solar panel issue resolved. Everyone was SUPER nice, friendly, apologetic for not being as available as they would like to be, and were absolutely skilled and professional when they were able to get to our problem. I guess it is one of those good/bad problems. Good that so many people in and around Seattle are getting solar panels, bad that the number of people in the industry isn't enough to keep up with the demand in a timely manner.

Sunergy was great. From bid to design to install. Everything was explained clearly and all went as…read moreexpected. I highly recommend this company for solar installation.

Absolutely stellar organization-- from the sales team to the installers. Amazing service, solid…read morehardware. They were able to get me the best panels on the market at the time of install for a price that beat all of my other estimates/quotes. I've referred several close friends since -- 2 of whom have moved forward. Sunergy knows their stuff (extremely well) and has a clear ability to provide substantial value at an honest price point. Definitely check these guys out!

Being concerned about the climate crisis and wanting to do as much as we possibly could to minimize…read moreour reliance on fossil fuels and nuclear power and be a positive example for others, my wife and I, after researching several companies, signed a contract with Puget Sound Solar to install 28 solar panels in 2014. I was immediately surprised at just how much energy a solar array in Seattle could produce in winter. In 2021, after 3 summers in a row of wildfire smoke in Seattle, we made a decision to remove our chimneys and let go of the nostalgia of a wood fire. By removing two chimneys, we created space for 10 more panels, added an electric induction stove, a heat pump, and closed our account with the gas company. With net metering by Seattle City Light, various state and federal tax incentives, the entire installation has nearly paid for itself. Phone and email support from the company has always been stellar, and the technicians punctual, friendly, and efficient. Thank you Jeremy and the folx at Puget Sound Solar!

This place has several Tesla Level 2 chargers available on site! They've always been friendly and…read moregreat people!

Good installation and support. Working well for over a year. Installed battery and updated panel.read more

Aimee is probably wondering where this review is. Especially since I wrote this 9 months ago. The…read morebottom line is I was waiting for the one year anniversary of our system so I could properly analyze the performance of the system. At one year we produced 14.2(-ish)MWh, from a system that was designed for 12.4(-ish)MWh performance after 25 years. The "overproduction" is also in part due to moving some panels from west to south facing. Running the numbers, it is exactly what should have been produced. The actual consumption was a good bit lower than the design for a couple of reasons. First, we replaced our roof as "part" of the solar installation. This actually reduced our heating and cooling needs, since our attic finally had ventilation. We also added an EV to our home, estimated at 3MWh, but we don't really drive as much as "normal" people. Lastly, Solterra added a Span smart electric panel at our request, and I enjoyed turning off circuits remotely while we were away from home. The bottom line here is that we still have 4.4MWh of excess production. Even knocking 15% off the total at 25 years (higher than the 8% the REC panels specify), we will have over 2MWh to "burn." Looks like we are going to consider replacing the gas stove and tankless hot water heater with electric! Finally, I can't say enough good things about the installation team. Super professional, and worked well with my roofer to route the wiring around the end of the roof and avoid penetrating the roof. We have even had them return to install the EV charging plug.

West Seattle Electric was great to work with. They recently installed an electric car charger for…read moremyself and my wife. Our whole experience was positive. The owner, Ryan, is very customer service focused and is kind and responsive. He is also very professional and knows his stuff. All of the staff was great to work with including Amy, and the electricians who came out to do the job. They listened to our needs and delivered. They installed our charger, and a box to put it in, and we paid additional for the box. They really went above and beyond. They are a West Seattle gem and I highly recommend them and will use them again if I ever need their services again.

We are most grateful to have found West Seattle Electric. Whoever answered our dire call was most…read morehelpful and then Francisco and Stephen were FANTASTIC promptly showing up and thoroughly explaining and rectifying everything. Hopefully, we won't need to be calling again but if we do - I know who we'll call! Thank you.

Same day consult with same day results. Smooth transfer through Yelp, from scheduling and…read morecommunication via texts prior to technicians arrival. Technician, Kurt was thorough in explaining his recommendations and suggestions. We settled with what ended as the quickest fix ever. He was generous with his time and efficient in emailing out several quotes for some back yard projects. Thanks MAD Energy. Super easy and friendly.

Had a gentleman named AJ come install my EV Charger today. He arrived on time, did a great job with…read morethe installation, and was very polite

The installers worked well, cleaned up after themselves, had to come out 2 more times than they…read moreinitially stated. Install was relatively smooth. We were told by the installation manager, Dickson, that the city would replace our existing meter for a two way meter within maximum 3 months. This seems mostly the fault of Seattle City Light, with whom it seems nearly impossible to communicate. Without the two way meter, I'm still paying for electricity even though I have a functioning solar panel system on my roof - 8 months after the installation was complete. NW Wind & Solar gets a 1 star review because they haven't returned phone calls or email since the install was complete and are doing a terrible job advocating for their customer (me) with Seattle City Light. The receptionist I spoke with said they had re-organized but still no response from them. The previous reviews on Yelp were initially reassuring but something has changed at this company and I cannot recommend them at all.

They were an amazing company to start. They were bought by Ozz electric and now you should stay…read moreaway from them. They don't honor warranties or contracts. They also don't respond to any requests.