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    Sunrun Solar

    Sunrun Solar

    1.5
    (57 reviews)

    I permitted Sun Run to install solar panels on my house. I agreed to the installation because I…read morewas told that I would reap savings on my utility bill. I have not reap any savings. My utility bill has in fact increased. I have contacted the company by phone on several occasions and have not received a satisfactory response. Finally, I wrote a letter to the CEO, Mary Powell. As of today, which is two weeks later, I have not received any kind of response. If you are considering solar panels and you have a problem, don't count on this company to resolve the issue. I may not have any choice, but to request Sun Run to remove the solar panels from my home. I hope they will be responsive to this review.

    I had Sunrun install solar panels on my home in 2016. A few years later, my roof began leaking--but…read moreonly in the area beneath the solar panels and only during heavy rainstorms. Sunrun inspected the roof during a dry period and denied responsibility. I then hired a licensed roofing contractor, who determined that the solar mounting system had been improperly installed. According to the roofer, Sunrun used a tile hook mounting system that is not designed for low-slope roofs like the affected section of my home. The inspection found multiple areas of water intrusion, dry rot, deterioration of the fascia, split rafters caused by lag screws, damage to the low-slope roofing system, and the absence of the required flashing needed for proper waterproofing. The roofer concluded that the damage was the direct result of the solar installation. Sunrun then hired another roofing contractor to provide a second opinion. Surprisingly, that contractor acknowledged that the affected roof section had a single layer of underlayment and a low slope, and stated these conditions should have been identified before any solar installation took place. He explained that the mounting system used was not appropriate for this type of roof and that a qualified solar installer should have advised me of these issues before making any roof penetrations. He also noted that the split rafters could have been avoided by properly drilling pilot holes. Even the Sunrun inspector who visited my home told me he would not have recommended installing solar panels on this section of the roof because of its construction. I wish someone had told me that in 2016. I would have repaired the roof first or chosen not to install panels on that section. In fact, I now recall that the original Sunrun consultant seemed hesitant about installing panels there, but never explained why or advised me that corrections were needed before installation. Sunrun's own warranty states that it is responsible for assessing the existing roof before installation, notifying the homeowner of deficiencies, and covering leaks caused by its roof penetrations. Despite this, Sunrun has refused to contribute toward repairing the roof or covering the cost of removing and reinstalling the solar panels so the roof can be repaired. The portions of my roof that were never touched by Sunrun remain solid and leak-free. Unfortunately, the roof area beneath the solar installation has suffered significant damage, and the cost of repairs has erased any financial benefit I hoped to gain from going solar. I've also lost time from work dealing with this situation. I wanted to enjoy the benefits of solar energy with confidence that my roof was protected. Instead, I've been left with expensive repairs and a company that has refused to stand behind its installation. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Sunrun.

    LGCY Power

    LGCY Power

    1.0
    (2 reviews)

    Do NOT have anything to do with this company!!! I purchased a solar panel system for my home…read morethrough them. The system took months to install, it never worked the way they said it would work, it never produced the amount of energy they claimed it would, I have had solar panels that have been out of order for months, and there are many other claims the salesman made that they did not deliver on. Here is what they did...once they have your money (via loan), they are done with you. All of the installation and service to the solar system is contracted out to other local companies. Those local companies have no skin in the game and they have no obligation to help you in any way at all! So, you talk to a LGCY person on the phone and they are like "you need to deal with your local provider", or "we are trying to get someone in your area to provide service". The reality is that they are NOT doing anything. Since they already have your money, they have absolutely no incentive to help you in any way. To compound the problem, they had me finance the solar panels through GoodLeap, and if you know anything about GoodLeap you know that they are also a primary culprit in the home solar scam system. Unfortunately, I found out about their scamming practice after my system was installed. My advice is to stay away from any home solar systems in general, and have nothing to do with LGCY or GoodLeap in particular. Guaranteed...you will not save money on a solar system, it is NOT a good financial decision. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!

    Please if someone from LGCY knocks on your door do not open the door. My installation from the…read morestart was one mistake after another. 1) Stating with the wrong address on the electrical permit that took 6 weeks for me to fix. 2) Before the net meter was installed, they turned on the solar disconnect so the power that was being produced was being billed to me as power being used. My electric bill was double. 3) I had a bad panel at install and took 6 months to have repaired. This year 2024. I had a panel that was not functioning so after 6 months the tech came out and reset the panel, it is only functioning at 60% lgcy said that is good enough and they will not replace the panel. So, after 24k dollars I have a system that I really have not support for, so for the next 23 years I am on my own.

    Sunrun - solarinstallation - Updated June 2026

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