I can only echo and validate the very distressing story from Michael R., posted just literally at the same time as our relationship with Titan Tech was hitting the skids.
Just like with Michael R., Titan Tech was paid to remove, and then reinstall, the solar panels on the roof of the house, so that the roof could be repaired after damage by Hurricane Ian. After the panels were reinstalled (although rather late relative to promised times), I monitored the output of the solar system, and proved to Titan from the system data that its output was 50% of its prior output this time last year, and 50% of its output in the month prior to removal and reinstallation.
Titan has dismissed this data, has not responded to dozens of text messages, and is now quite unreachable by phone or text. Titan has refused to reach out to Tesla to confirm that their re-installation was properly wired in accord with the original design. They have dismissed the output data from the system showing it is clearly dysfunctional relative to its prior output, and are hoping that I will just give up and go away.
I am in the process of having to pay Tesla to troubleshoot this damaged or mis-installed system, to find out how much it will cost to repair it and return it to its prior good functioning state. I have asked Tesla to reach out to TItan, and if possible revoke their certification if they don't repair their mess.
I will also be contacting an attorney in the area, given that the system may be damaged by them, and the cost to fix may run into the thousands, or even tens of thousands of dollars if there is more than just mis-wiring. read more