Icon Solar review

Icon Solar overview

What Icon Solar has to say about itself

Icon Solar Review

Icon Solar website review

Icon Solar price policy

Icon Solar online reputation

"We didn't have a good experience with Icon Solar. When we called the firm because one of our 30 solar panels was not generating electricity, we were informed that the inverter was defective. This inverter failure is the fifth or sixth occasion, which is concerning. The manufacturer in Canada was not sending inverters, whether warranted or not, so we had to follow up in January after being promised a visit from the team in October. We are really unhappy with this firm as investors and think they should look for an other manufacturer while upholding their guarantee. It has been quite frustrating to be in this predicament." - Roberto K.

"ICON Solar disappointed me in some way. Their salesperson persuaded me that their solar system, which included 32 solar panels and Enphase Microconverters, would generate 1,108.8 KWH per month and 13 SRECs annually, as opposed to 831.6 KWH from a 24-panel system. However, after speaking with two more Ohio solar energy companies, I discovered that 32 or 24 solar panels would not be able to provide such high outputs. In actuality, I would need at least 36 solar panels to generate 1,036 KWH on average each month. The Suniva Optimus panels offered by ICON are exclusively constructed in Georgia, despite the fact that I explicitly ordered American-made solar panels and was mislead to believe otherwise. I thus took the choice to break my contract with ICON and join up with 3rd Sun Solar instead since they were able to provide me with a 9,000 kW system with American-made components and a monthly production of 1,036 KWH for $4,400 less. ICON's solar system may be fine, but I don't appreciate being ripped off and overpriced. I would thus warn people to be wary of their sales techniques and to confirm all that is promised." - Liam F.

"I was first pleased with the sales team's expertise, but when I asked for a written quote for a solar system with backup power, I was let down. I was informed that the organization only assists clients who choose to remain grid-connected, which ran counter to my goal to live off the grid. Staying connected to the grid looked to me more like a means of money transfer than a means of achieving independence. Furthermore, it is doubtful that you would have a $0 power bill even with solar panels, and the solar charge might be significant on top of rising grid prices. After weighing my options, I decided that, for the same price as a system that would only last roughly 23 years, I could pay my electricity bill for more than 30 years." - Joshua D.

"They are the worse company to work with. I was doing a refinance and they delayed the process by 20 days and going. All we need was notarized document.They do not have the decency to follow up and their phone reps are very rude. DO NOT RECOMMEND DOING BUSINESS WITH THEM!" - Glen S.

"Being cautious and carefully reading contracts is essential before signing. My most recent experience should act as a cautionary tale. Although the salesperson promised us that the PV system was covered by a 25-year guarantee, the contract specified that the solar panels were delivered "AS IS". The buyer is liable for any required service and repairs if there are any problems. We were lucky to have three business days to terminate the deal. Always read contracts thoroughly, and if necessary, ask questions or seek legal counsel." - Harvey V.

"We had a wonderful experience working with Icon Solar. Throughout the procedure, their staff handled every aspect and gave detailed explanations. They even settled a disagreement over rules with the city's energy inspector. We have two weeks' worth of energy credits stored for future usage, and our first two Duke Energy electric bills from that company showed zero costs thanks to their skill. Future cost reductions are something we eagerly expect." - Jorge B.

"Icon Solar surpassed our expectations when we originally began researching solar energy possibilities. The salesman, Marc, was on time and provided us with detailed answers to our queries. Within days, we communicated with Jay, the internal architect, and received early system designs. Following the signing of the contract, installation took five weeks. On the day of installation, there were 10 to 11 personnel, including Marc, who were responsible for maintaining our property and cleaning up after themselves. The staff provided us advice on how to maintain and run our two systems and made sure that all of the panels and inverters were working. To prevent animals and trash, we even put in a varmint guard. The staff was kind and knowledgable, and despite working beyond their lunch break, they denied our offer to buy them lunch. Our appropriately sized systems are generating the anticipated quantity of electricity, and Icon Solar took care of all the necessary licensing paperwork and helped us set up SREC sales. Five of our friends have already heard about Icon Solar through us, and we will keep doing so." - Ramon V.

"The installation team at Icon Solar is extremely professional, completing their work to perfection with great efficiency and courtesy. While installing the solar panels, the team ensured the roof's integrity and even repaired a loose set of shingles without being asked. They also drilled a hole to facilitate future electrical projects. The only area where they received a B was in responsiveness, which was quickly corrected after an email discussion. The recommendation from Icon Solar is well-deserved, but it is critical to first check with the electric company to ensure that policies are favorable to solar installation. This is especially important for members of electrical cooperatives who may have agreements with current electricity suppliers that forbid solar installations." - Lewis N.

"They filled out Icon Solar's email contact form, and as soon as they did, they phoned to schedule a time for a system quotation. During the hour-long session, all of the client's inquiries were addressed, and a list of references was given. When the client called all of the references, they were all quite complimentary of the job done by the business. The only business that understood the difference between a central inverter and a micro inverter and did not prefer one technology over another was Icon Solar. Even though the client thought solar panels were unaffordable, Icon Solar was the only firm they would work with. They intend to install the panels within the next five to six years, assuming that the cost of solar technology decreases." - Milton C.

"In April, I had solar panels put on my home. My power expenses in May and June used to be approximately $45 before the installation. However, my monthly expenditures were just $7 following the installation! Because of the grant and tax credit, I just had to pay half the installation cost. It's astonishing that four months after the installation, my meter is still running backward. The 17 solar panels I had put come with a 25-year warranty. Since the findings represent a 15% return on my investment, I am extremely happy with them. Each panel's output is recorded by the computer system, and I can examine it online. If I produce more power than I need, I'll earn a credit. It's a wise financial decision!" - Claude E.

Icon Solar Social media

Icon Solar average reviews

Icon Solar Pros & Cons

Icon Solar Final Conclusions

Icon Solar locations

Find installers nearby