Had system 2 years … Had system 2 years It was an incredible install. We have great production snd the electric savings have made retirement easier to manage. It is a true dream in power outages. The continued support after installation has been a Godsend. Best retirement prep I did

Tyler and his team make it right These are the guys you want to go with to get your solar project done. I had them do our install which was a ground mount, and unfortunately due to a parts failure, the array flipped over during a heavy wind storm. Astrawatt came through and took care of the problem and walked me through the process to get us restored to where we were before the event happened. Its one thing to get a company to install your solar project, its an entirely different animal when things don't go as planned. Tyler was extremely helpful dealing with the insurance to make sure we got every cent to restore the entire array to newer enphase inverters and nec panels. Amazing job, can't truely say enough good things about how these guys handled a situation like that and made it right. Make Astrawatt your choice, you will not regret it.

Above and beyond We had high electric bills even thou we had solor panels after getting thr to them. They came out inspected our system and reinstalled the inverters with newer models. And have monitor them to keep working. Above and beyond.

Great Service I have owned this system for about 3 years. I had an inverter fail. The initial response to my call was less than expected. It apparently was a "call center". Finally I reached someone local. The problem was solved quickly and I couldn't have had a better experience.

Know more than they do I had other issues that were never fully resolved (I gave up), but a solid issue is that solar has not paid off one year into it. I had 118% of my energy consumption installed & I still had a $200 electric bill (my highest before solar was $280). Add the loan payment & I'm upside down. Something didn't come out right. If my solar loan was paid off, I'd just have a reasonable electric bill, but the goal was $0 electric bill. If I had batteries I might have a $0 bill, but that's a whole other loan. I thought I had researched solar to death, even getting multiple quotes, & I still failed. So, if u can't trust the company or yourself, it might be best to just have plenty of extra money. It's a mistake I remember once a month when I get my electric bill.