I am thinking of getting Solar at my house in Brighton. Any issues with the system and would you recommend the company?
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I am thinking of getting Solar at my house in Brighton. Any issues with the system and would you recommend the company?
No particular issue, I'm with Solar City. I've got issues with my house being so old and their engineering/liability hesitations. But that's because of my house. :)
Solar system is running well, My wife mentioned something about us owing solar city a $ or something because the system over produced according to the contract. But i'll have to re-check on that.
2014 my system produced:3,214.8 kWhIf you need a referral or need to know more, PM me and I can add you to my Solar City referral/profile/sales info. no catch from me anyways. Free quotes from SC.
My neighbor drives a Namaste solar truck, but he seems young so I've never talked to him about it.
Guys were pretty young that did my install.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
My hang up is that I have United Power, so I have limited options compared to XCEl. I have to different purchase options for the panels, but I am required to buy them because of United Power.
Let me rephrase. He had to jump start his car one morning, so he sold it and bought something else.Quote:
Originally Posted by gnihcraes
Seems about normal for the younger crowd. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Interesting. I wonder what the people like solar city do about that? I'll ask my rep and get back to ya.Quote:
Originally Posted by KevDen2005
The local power company can tell you that you HAVE to buy the panels? I'm interested to hear more about how they can do that. Sounds like a raw deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by KevDen2005
The difference is United Power does not allow for third party ownership of the panels They are forcing you to buy them per se, but they are requiring you to purchase them and own them if you choose to get Solar. XCEL does not require that. This is the info I got from Solar City.