Solar Negotiators review

"Solar Negotiators sold us a solar system with two battery backups for $63,400. Nearly six years have passed, and our system is still ineffective. Our solar system also shuts down whenever the grid does. When the next power loss occurs, they declare it to be rectified when they come out. NOTHING SHOULD BE PURCHASED FROM SOLAR NEGOTIATORS!" - Al

"Average system. Nothing special. However, my two batteries make me special. I seldom meet somebody with a battery. I want to power myself throughout the day and night. I'm normal. I hear radio and TV commercials. Solar Negotiators radio states "No True Up" My annual true-up bill is $1,400. I feel duped. Solar Negotiators lied to me and on the radio. Solar panels and two batteries are plenty. Day or night, I should pay for power. They grabbed my cash for my equipment and fled. I'm supposedly utilizing more electricity than expected. "You are the experts" Power never falls down, although I've bought panels and batteries three times and anticipated expertise. Are my batteries low? Do I lack panels? Why am I paying for electricity when I can use my own day and night? No one likes to admit error or require new batteries or panels. Nobody contacts me. Ever . I have "Ken"'s mobile phone number, one of their most experienced installers, but he never returns calls. Why ? Solar Negotiators should know that a cash-paying client is equally as crucial as one that makes them more money. I anticipated more but got less... Not happy." - Jones

"My experience with this firm was erratic. The installation went well without any problems, the workers were extremely courteous and cleaned up after the installation, and the last stage of the procedure was very professional. The salesperson was on point and maintained his word about staying in contact and guiding me through the process. The most crucial stage of the procedure, the in-between one, is where the ball was dropped. The business promised to keep me informed during our weekly conversations and to be open and honest about their plans. But that didn't happen, and even though I called many times and expressed my worries, nothing seemed to change. In the end, I felt let down by the lack of interest shown throughout the "middle" procedure." - Kevin

"I attempted to contact this business for a quotation. I made an online appointment, but neither a call nor a visit was made at the given time. When I attempted to contact them, I was informed that the appointment had been canceled because I replied with "Stop" to what I believed to be spam text. I was never given a call attempt. The child I was speaking to apparently unconcerned about missing the appointment and made no effort to apologize. There were no managers accessible when I sought to speak to one. I requested a call from one, received a message a few hours later, and received no apologies. I attempted to contact that individual back, but they weren't accessible. The next morning, someone did phone, and I just answered. They don't apologize, and it seems they don't need my business. Lack of professionalism. I can only assume that this will translate to the quality of the job they provide. Why should somebody toil so hard merely to get a quote? I'm going with a different business that is skilled and really considers its clients." - Christine

"The ceiling repair from the previous time is shredding, and after recent rainstorms it was discovered that there are still leaks. I will now have to wait another month for them to return and "fix" it once again. They are asking $198 to come see whether it is their responsibility, even though the home was spanking new and had never had an inspector examine their terrible work. I regret getting solar, particularly from this provider. Additionally, they said that they will have staff members keep an eye on the production and panels. However, we just learned that one panel had been inactive for three months. It seems that different individuals are needed to repair the panel than to repair leaks or the ceiling." - Chris