Infinity Solar, Inc. review

"Friendly installers. But the panels were installed incorrectly. We lost precious energy time totaling many months. Try as you may, you won't be able to reach them for a refund. Months have passed. They move quickly during the sales phase, but servicing takes considerably longer. Their monitoring software is also subpar." - Jack K.

"They are fast to respond and install the system after you contact them. They are slow to file paperwork, and if anything goes wrong with your system, don't hold your breath waiting for a response or a remedy. After 6 months of installation, we've barely reached 70% of our contracted output. Worse, we weren't able to save up on enough credits to last us through the winter during the crucial summer months. I've tried calling them more than a dozen times, but no one can come repair the expensive equipment I bought from them. The Better Business Bureau has also received my complaint." - Noah H.

"To put up solar panels, we contracted with them. On the day before Thanksgiving, they were put in for the first time. They have not been functional as of this day (14 August 2021). Once they were placed incorrectly and had to be moved to their proper location. Two were broken, and it took them months to remember to replace them. They still don't seem to have gotten the memo that the wait was necessary. Because of their ineptitude, we have been paying our bank and power bill ourselves and will now have to file a claim for compensation. They promised to finish before the first bill was due, yet here we are, nearly a full year later." - Francisco S.

"I would like to give it 5 stars, but I have not been thrilled with what I have seen so far. On November 1, 2021, I paid my first payment after signing the documents with Infinity. On November 28, 2021, our project manager texted me that it could take up to six weeks to get the necessary permits. That time had long since passed. On December 25, 2021, the permitting manager, wrote me that the county required additional paperwork. On Jan. 10, 2022, I received an email informing me that I would have to wait three to four weeks while the project went through the permitting process. Nothing has changed since we completed the paperwork. It was no secret to Infinity that we needed a larger panel upgrade. Before I signed the paperwork, I asked to inspect the site and put my stamp of approval on the panel upgrade. There has been no response from Infinity yet. I was informed that it would wait until the four weeks were up before contacting the county again. While I have been more comfortable working with Infinity because of their many positive reviews, my husband is becoming increasingly frustrated because he thinks we should choose another supplier who has better prices and several positive reviews." - Lana T.

"Avoid working with them at all costs! A team finally arrived on a Saturday, four months after they'd first promised to get us on their calendar. Our roof is a disaster because of them. There were missing tiles, poorly patched tiles, and unprotected spots. Their installer even pushed his foot through the wood and didn't tell us about it or make it right. We've been phoning them for months now, ever since the rain began and our roof started leaking, and the owner has shouted at my husband for complaining. And the regulator advised me to count my blessings that I have solar. We've been homeowners for 20 years and have completed dozens of repairs, but this one was the worst. With so many options, it's important to choose a solar energy firm you can trust." - Braden C.