Everlight Solar

We had a rep from Everlight Solar stop by our house this week and had a Zoom call with a sales rep. Both people that I talked to were very friendly and professional. However, the estimate that Everlight provided was twice as much as a quote for a comparably-sized installation that I found online. I would encourage other potential customers to do some research before signing any purchase agreement. Here is a site that can get you started: https://www.solarreviews.com

We had a rep from Everlight Solar stop by our house this week and had a Zoom call with a sales rep. Both people that I talked to were very friendly and professional. However, the estimate that Everlight provided was twice as much as a quote for a comparably-sized installation that I found online. I would encourage other potential customers to do some research before signing any purchase agreement. Here is a site that can get you started: https://www.solarreviews.com

We had a rep from Everlight Solar stop by our house this week and had a Zoom call with a sales rep. Both people that I talked to were very friendly and professional. However, the estimate that Everlight provided was twice as much as a quote for a comparably-sized installation that I found online. I would encourage other potential customers to do some research before signing any purchase agreement. Here is a site that can get you started: https://www.solarreviews.com

We have a new system and one solar panel has been low or out since the first month after installation. It is over 3 months, almost 4 months to get a new one. Each time it has to do with the supplier needing more information. Today they asked for the serial number of the solar panel. Why isn't that documented on install and why isn't there inventory? How are they doing more installs if they can't replace ones not working? I am told our less than 5 month old installation is using older solar panels.... HMMM ... you figure that out! We were thinking of expanding... Not now!

did a great job and the panels work beautifully. projections are appropriate.if you are looking for a sustainable option and you are planning on staying in the home for 12-15 years then it works well. even if my consumption drops. I'll figure on a battery system that is mobile - as in an electric vehicle.not a short term game, but for those who are interested in doing their part on sustainable clean energy for the long haul. I definitely recommend this group. their inverters are what separate them from other groups. without getting into the technical, it makes the long game possible because of the higher end components. just hope they can keep on supplying the demand.Last months MGE bill was $27.74 for a 3500 soft home and 5 kids.yes we have had a lot of solar production this month. so it is atypical but these are those moments when you feel good about a good decision.My neighbor put in panels by Everlight 6 months after we did.