My experience with Sigora Solar has turned out positive. Our monthly electric bills for the…read morespring-summer of 2023 have been around $7 (Dominion Energy of Virginia will always charge a small fee for being connected to their grid). Previously since July 2022 when we bought this house, these bills have ranged as high as $300/month. We have received the first Solar Renewable Energy credit (SREC) payment via Suntribe Energy Trading Company, a Sigora partner. My 2022 federal tax return was accepted with a tax credit for the new solar system. I wanted to talk about positives first. The Sigora pre-sales team were very efficient, but my day job is in IT acquisitions (buying stuff) and I typically get a minimum of three estimates. This can take a fair amount of time to complete and may annoy sales folks who are trying to hit sales goals. Mostly due to my ignorance in the solar marketplace, the initial design included storage batteries as well as solar panels. Sigora's cost estimate hovered around $58K with 27 panels and two Enphase batteries. I have been watching the electric car manufacturing situation in the U.S. and believe that with more car battery manufacturing coming online, we will see lower cost/higher density batteries in the near future, so investing in home batteries in 2022 would not have been wise. Removing the batteries and lowering the number of solar panels to 22 brought the cost of the system down to around $25K. I financed this amount with a Sigora partner (Mosaic) and was able to apply a large payment from the tax refund. Getting three quotes from qualified installation companies helped arrive at this system configuration so I recommend doing it wherever possible (other companies were charging even more for storage batteries). Wrapping up -- the Local Consumption feature for Enlighten from Enphase has been helpful in keeping track of energy we use, generate, send to Dominion Energy and get credited for. It was not included in our original system, but here is the link if you want to see what it does: https://support.enphase.com/s/article/How-can-I-view-my-homes-energy-consumption-in-MyEnlighten Good luck with finding the right solar for your home/business!

They install my solar system in 2019 ever since then I can't get a response. I think they're closed…read morepermanently.

Matt is great to work with. Quality work and great products. Will use them again. And I have a…read morelow electric bill.

From the owner: Claim your 30% solar tax credit now! We offer 25-years of free maintenance, and the highest-quality…read moresolar installs around.

Excellent service! We had a circuit breaker go out that affected our bedroom and bathroom. I sent…read morePete a photo of our panel, and he immediately knew which breaker we needed. He came by shortly after, replaced it quickly, and got everything back up and running. Super fast, reliable, and easy to work with. Highly recommend. I'll definitely be calling him again if we need anything electrical done.

Corrected my issue and now I'm back to business. Thanks Pete. More business to come. Highly…read morerecommend.

Luke did so many electrical Upgrades for my father and…read morechanged his outlets to dimmers so that he could control the lighting much more! He's knowledgeable in all areas and also knows contractors in town who focus on home renovations! He upgraded our outdoor lighting and installed a lighting safety system that automatically illuminates the yard when there is movement! He's so wonderful and knowledgeable answering every question with precision and care.

In needed rewiring of a single room in a bedroom that had been taken to the studs. Luke Dunlap did…read morenot wire outlets to code and left live, unterminated wires in the wall, nearly causing a fire. I then had to pay another contractor to repair the fire hazards he left where our children slept. When confronted, Luke Dunlap elected to levy blame on the builder, who had nothing to do with the electrical work. Improper outlets were used for the application and outlets themselves were not taped, which is another fire hazard. My builder then showed me the things he had to fix that were done by this "electrician". The man charged me a week's worth of carpentry wages for a single day of irresponsible and imminently potentially fatal wiring. We also discovered that he charged us for installation of outlets that were already completed by another contractor, thus charging us twice the money. This makes me wonder what a search into his history would unveil.

they replaced my roof last tuesday , from what I can tell roof replacement looks ok. the issues I…read morehad was the mess the left everywhere, marks on my home and gutters not put back like they were. i wouldn't use them again!! I am not happy with the way the left my home. oh , forgot had all kinds of debris all over my truck, that really pissed me off!!!!!!

They claim you do not pay until you are satisfied, but that is not the case. First, our gutter and…read moregutters grass have not worked correctly since the new roof was installed although I was promised they would work just a good as before the roof was installed. I have had several gutter companies out since the new roof, all told me the gutter were bent due to the gutter guards being reinstalled by Cenvar incorrectly. Second, my house was left a complete mess, it has been three years and I am still finding wheels of nails and trash in my yard. I would never recommend them.