Rocky Mountain Solar and Wind, Inc.

The president Lotus had no clue about solar it seemed. He kept changing the subject To talking about how I should believe in aliens! He definitely made my decision not to go with this company. Seemed I got more answers out of the foreman Richard. He was a nice guy just worked for a horrible company.

3 people in the office and no one knows what is going on. Every conversation was like a bad Abbott and Costello routine. I had to do the permit search for them. If it was a sitcom on Netflix it still wouldn't be funny. Is this even a real business? Go ANYWHERE but to them. Edit : I did ALL of the research after I was told there was no permit. Then the person who was supposed to contact me 'mistyped' the permit number I provided and said my information was wrong until I proved them incorrect. The idea that these very rude people want to try to scold me when I have witnesses to their lack of competence is laughable. Also it is pronounced turBINE a turBIN is a headress. I will keep good on my word and tell everyone I kniw how bad the customer service is.

Rocky Mountain Solar & Wind won my business after competing with 4 other companies. They were both best on price/kWh and service. The other companies wouldn't do much besides s sales pitch before I had to sign on the dotted line while Camilla at Rocky Mountain Solar and Wind actually came out and did a shading survey and took measurements to give me some real data about what solar panels would generate on my property. She did all the leg work in making sure my rebate applications and paperwork were completed so I could get the largest federal and CSU rebates possible - a real weight off my shoulders after all the research done in making sure solar was right for me.Communication through out the project was great before, during, and after installation. When you're searching for a solar installer, you'll find that sales people can be a little pushy, especially if you allow them into your home. Not so with Rocky Mountain Solar & Wind. Camilla gave me the space to look around, get other quotes, and yet stayed responsive when I needed help and had questions.

Great people.

We have an electrically heated home in Teller County at 9000 feet surrounded by national forest with great exposure to the sun and a roof design perfect for solar panels. We had four local companies compete for our business with Rocky Mountain Solar and Wind handily winning the RFP. Their staff is knowledgeable and proficient, while their American made products have not disappointed us in a 31-snowstorm season winter wonderland by nullifying a significant electrical bill via our rural electrical provider. After 18 months of worry free service we are looking forward to our 33 panel system paying for itself within 9 years, possibly sooner should our winter storm numbers decrease slightly providing a remuneration from feeding the grid. Research and product selection are critical in this process, and to date we are pleased with Rocky Mountain Solar and Wind.