ADT Solar

ADT Solar

Formerly Sunpro Solar

 1.2/5 (50 reviews)

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ADT Solar sells and installs solar panels from four brands, including Enphase, LG, Unirac and Outback Power. It takes care of all permitting and inspections and backs up its work with a 25-year guarantee that covers labor, power production and certain parts and systems. The company is available in 22 states nationwide.

    Pros & Cons

    Pros

    • 25-year guarantee
    • Free consultation
    • Handles permitting
    • Provides roofing support

    Cons

    • Not available in all states
    • No in-house financing

    Bottom Line

    ADT Solar sells solar panels and handles permitting, installation, inspections, electrical work and grid connection. Systems come with a 25-year, legally binding power production guarantee, along with warranty coverage.

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    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: April 11, 2023

    I will do a thorough, 10+ page, single spaced review of my experiences, from start to current where I am hoping to have the job finally completed over 8 months, many distortions, prevarications and requirement that I do some of their work (from botched wiring with multiple code violations, to not calling or returning call to reschedule repairs, to my doing it myself, having to schedule an inspection after my repair, fighting to have them register the inspection approval and having to contact and do it through Dominion Power, to distortions about process, to multiple different reports from different people, to inconsistencies not only within the disparate departments walled off from each other, but also the county inspector's office and Dominion power with their own technical employees and contractors revealing some of their deceptive practices, to not following through on next procedures that led to multiple delays, etc. I have lots of pictures and recordings and will wait to publish a very long and detailed review as soon as the job is completed.

    8 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: April 6, 2023

    This company preys on the disadvantaged and elderly. My Dad, who was terminally ill, was talked into signing a 38k agreement to add panels to his house. The company installed the panels and had electricity reran while my Dad was in ICU and unfortunately never came home. No payments have been sent since my Dad passed before they were working for him to even enjoy the savings they promised. When asked if they would remove the panels, we were informed they will not do that. We will have to add the payoff to the price of the house, even after being informed the house will not sell for enough to cover the mortgage and this loan. They will do nothing to work with us and frankly, representatives and managers were quite rude when called to discuss the situation. Absolutely do not recommend and advise all to warn their vulnerable family members of their predatory sales practices.

    7 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: April 6, 2023

    Went into contract June 2022. April 2023, still no solar and company has started entire process over. All reps aren't returning emails or phone calls. Now to get new contract it's $100,000 more. Don't waste any time on this company! Worst customer service ever!

    4 people found this review helpful
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    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: March 17, 2023

    We choose to install solar panels with ADT Solar. It has been a long process with the electric utility provider, supply chain, and personal shortages. Through the experience the designer was very responsive to my requests for changes. I was given a clear statement of work, guarantees, and of the financials both purchase and projected savings. My project is somewhat complicated because I choose to install a battery to protect critical circuits in the house. ADT installed panels and battery in 2022 to allow me to file for tax credits. In 2023 they sent installers to finish the work and establish permitting. The installers spent 7 hours in a van due to unforeseen problems. They worked professionally and were open to my uninformed questions.

    The company maintains a customer contact department which often answers my questions immediately as they track progress of my job. I feel that ADT solar was responsive to my needs and acted heroically when unforeseen problems arose. Note: I knew this would be a real slog because I had a friend that used a different company and relayed his issues. These are endemic in the industry, in part due to the complicated requirements for connecting to the grid.

    3 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: March 16, 2023

    We have been waiting 7 months to have our solar system turned on. 7 months. We are paying our electric bill and the solar loan every month. Run around, if you like getting the runaround, being lied to, ripped off and ignored. By all means, have ADT solar do your project. I am hoping to find enough people for a class-action lawsuit. ADT solar is a complete joke. As soon as they get your money? Adios sucker! Thanks for the money, enjoy your nonworking system. Just another sign that western civilization has fallen to the dung heap.

    20 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: March 13, 2023

    SunPro Representative guaranteed that we would not pay anything above our monthly electrical bill amount for a monthly loan payment. They said there was a bulk payment due in approximately 22 months of $13,230.3. They said our tax credit would offset this payment. What they left out was that amount does not come all in the first year. Your solar tax credit can only be the amount that you owe for federal that year, which for us was around $5000. So in order for us to keep the low payment we had to come up with the full $13,230.36 due the 16th of this month. Lie of omission is Not illegal, although I believe that for some of us on a tight budget need to know all the details. Also I did not do my due diligence and ask my accountant. If it sounds too good to be true...

    13 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: March 8, 2023

    Here's the facts. You put the ** together. Over a year ago almost 2 I purchased solar panels for $58,000. One year after that they finally installed them and got turned on (I had made almost 3 or 4 payments before even being turned on). Once you sign the loan agreement this company no longer cares about you. Point blank. I pay $1,440 A MONTH for my panels. Only half are working because they were installed wrong and wired incorrectly. I STILL HAVE ABOUT A $75-100 LIGHT BILL EVERY MONTH.

    I've been calling and trying to just get someone to come fix them for OVER A YEAR....A YEAR. You do the math. Then make your decision. Solar panels are a great idea, BUT STAY AWAY FROM ADT SOLAR IF YOU WANT YOUR STUFF INSTALLED CORRECTLY. Think about how hard it will probably be to get them to come do warranty work if my panels fail in a few years...if I ever even get a chance to use the other half..BOTTOM LINE = STAY AWAY FROM ADT SOLAR. STAY AWAY FROM ADT SOLAR. STAY AWAY FROM ADT SOLAR.

    11 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: March 8, 2023

    I started this purchase in July. I was told that I would have solar service before December. I did everything that I was asked to do. Every time I called to see when I would get my installation, I was stalled by by we various reasons. I call my utility company and every time, I was told that they had not received any requests and later that the request were incomplete or incorrect. I eventually brought an electrician out and he explained what was needed. The specs that ADT had sent them were wrong and had to be resent. The panels were finally installed in December. It was not completed because ADT needed to complete the hook up.

    I kept calling to get the job completed and kept getting put off. I finally got an answer that they were trying to get it scheduled. I finally got a call today, March 8, from a contractor that they had just gotten a call from ADT to complete the hook up but they they still did not have it scheduled. Meanwhile I was told by ADT that my loan payments were due to start last month for the installation completion. I have not received any paper work for the loan. DO NOT DO ANY BUSINESS WITH ADT! I am a month late on loan payments that I didn’t even know about.

    6 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: March 8, 2023

    Adt solar came on July 8th, 2022. Told lies about this company, no tax break bill will go up. I'm married, they didn't put my husband's name on contract, panels sat on my roof for 2 months. I'm paying for panels and a expensive electricity bill. They came to do electricity work, months later in, now wires hanging from my house. Terrible job and I'm still waiting. I was told 120 days, it's almost a year. They won't talk to my husband because they never put him on the contract. I been throw a whole lot more, they took my surge protector off my house. I had to get Duke Energy to put it back on. I wish someone can help all the people they lie to and help us. I just want them to take this off my roof cause I'm sure I'll had more problems down the line with this company. Don't be a victim.

    5 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Feb. 28, 2023

    We started the initial contract in July 6th 2022. It is March 2023 and I still have not had my solar panels activated. Yet, am expected to make a payment on an inactive system. The sales person was very nice, easy going; however, the whole process has been misconception. The tech who installed the solar panels was extremely helpful as much as it was possible for him but, the situation was out of his hands. The whole process was mislead from day one, it's been nothing but waiting and waiting and almost a year later we are still waiting. They tell you, you can get solar credit on your tax return but, the average family with middle to low income WILL NOT GET THE CREDIT. The tax credit is mainly for people who have a least 10k paid taxes. Anyone who pays less than that WILL NOT GET IT.

    We were promised our electricity would be off maximum 6 hours. We were left 24 hours in the cold with no power thanks to Oncor. I took 3 months to get our roof installed, 2 months later for our solar panels to get installed and going on 3 months for them to be activated, still waiting. The average cost is $30k to 50k for solar panels, bottom line your loan is 90k after interest rate. They tell you your payments will be low, then you apply your solar credit (which you don't get) to keep your payments low, if you don't then your monthly payments go up. I believe solar panels are necessary but, companies are taking advantage of people. specially low income families. They are promised low payments, solar credit, they tell you it's due to your financial status knowing very well, you don't' qualify for one at all. Then you are stuck with a 90k loan. Don't use ADT Solar, investigate extremely well who you do business with.

    8 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Feb. 21, 2023

    My husband and I had a rep from ADT Solar come talk to us about going solar back in the fall of last year. We asked numerous questions about the system and how it would benefit us. We explained that we are on a fixed income and wanted to lower our power bills. We were told by the salesman, I really want to give his name, that installing the panels would replace our electricity bill. They used the summary from Duke Power to get a total of the power, kilowatts, used for a year's period and then took the average to determine how many panels we would need to replicate that amount of power. We both asked repeatedly about the power bills and were told that the payment for the panels would be our power bill. He said that the only bill we would have from Duke would be the basic facilities charge of $14 + taxes and fees, somewhere around $16 a month.

    That's why he needed the information from Duke Power. I kept saying that this just seemed too good to be true, but he repeatedly assured me that this was how their company worked. It was December before they installed the panels and over a month later before we achieved PTO, permission to operate. After a month, I received a bill from Duke Power for 1/13 to 2/13. We went PTO on 1/13/23. When I called Duke Power I was told by the solar department that I would always have an electric bill. That I would not be 100% solar ever, maybe close in the summer months.

    The gentleman was very understanding and said that I was not the only one customer that had been told the same thing. I am talking with ADT now, but I don't know if I will get any satisfaction. I am ready for them to come take their panels back. I referred a coworker to the same salesman, and they were sold the same lie. I wish I hadn't done that because now someone else is in the same boat I'm in. Since there are so many of us across the US that have this same problem with ADT, I wonder if we can file a class action suit against them. I am filing a complaint with the State of NC. I have contacted the Secretary of State's office to find out how to go about doing this. I am not going to stop until I get some kind of resolution. Either they fix the problem or come get their stuff off my roof.

    9 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Feb. 8, 2023

    It took months to finally get a quote from them. Then it went downhill. I was told it would be a two-day installation. The panels were done in one day, but the electrical wasn't. However, even after multiple emails and calls it took them 5 weeks to come back, but they couldn't even manage to finish the install after the 2nd full day. Again it was over a month before they came back for day 3 of the installation. The tech didn't finish that day, but did return the next day (day 4) and complete the installation.

    A couple of days after that the system went live. I logged into the online account that allows you to monitor the system only to find out there were 18 errors with the system, and that it hadn't produced any electricity for my home. I reported this a few days ago, and not surprisingly nothing's been done about it. I'm now nearly 3 months from the 1st install day and I still don't have a solar system I can use. OH, but they do make sure to get paid the full amount of the system prior to the start of installation.

    I've tried at least a dozen times to get to speak to someone above the person who oversaw my account, but they're refused to speak to me, or even email me back. They've refused to refund any of my money for the inexcusable delays. Who says they're doing a two-day job only to have a 5 week gap in between the days? No one worth using for sure! The electricians that came the first two days were incompetent and slow. They were to install a 220V outlet for my car to charge. There was a rough hole cut in the sheetrock and the outlet was just pushed back inside the sheetrock.

    I had solar installed on a home before by a different company; a good company. Unfortunately, they didn't have an installer in this area. The difference between the two was night and day. They were competent, professional and timely. The system didn't have errors as soon as it was set up. In fact, it didn't have any during the time I lived there. I have zero confidence in the product or people involved with ADT Solar. I would say, yes you should get solar, just not from them.

    8 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Feb. 1, 2023

    Not installed in 6 months, promised a State incentive. It was not applicable to me. Price changed 2 times. The electrical panel was then declared insufficient and they tried to charge me $300 more. The salesman quit. I can not talk to him. So I am cancelling the contract and they are charging me 3000$. Now I have to get a attorney.

    10 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Jan. 27, 2023

    I got panels installed in August 2022, and they didn't care anymore after they installed them. The panels are not working properly, and calling customer service is a nightmare; they never answer, and when you complain about the production of the solar panels, they refuse TO FILE A TICKET to help and hang up the phone; TERRIBLE COMPANY, CHOSE ANOTHER ONE.

    8 people found this review helpful
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    Original review: Jan. 24, 2023

    This company is not to be trusted. They are very pushy and barely lets you read the contract and doesn't tell you about the cancellation fees or the fact they will put lien on your house without your knowledge. I tried to cancel my contract and they were very rude and pushy and when I kept insisting to cancel, they stopped picking up my calls and ignored my emails. And now they sent me a bill to pay because the deadline was passed which was their fault. DO NOT TRUST THIS COMPANY OR YOUR HOUSE WILL HAVE A LIEN AND YOU END UP PAYING $3,000 FOR NOTHING.

    5 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Jan. 5, 2023

    I paid $25,000 for my solar panel installation in 2015. It has not provided completely what was promised but I accepted that. Now it has had serious issues for going on 4 months and I cannot get ADT Solar to honor my warranty which is for 25 years. After complaining for 2 months they finally sent out an inexperienced person who only yelled curse words at the top of his lungs while scraping off several years of protective coating from my shingles, and after several hours he could not fix anything.

    Several weeks later I called back only to find out the case was closed because no one sent in pictures??? The case was reopened and I got a call from someone in Orlando stating someone would be in touch with me soon. That was on November 29th. It is now January 5th and I have not heard from anyone. I tried calling and I just get background music. After 20 minutes nobody ever answered so I hung up. This is ridiculous. I have 27 panels and right now only 7 are reporting energy. So disappointed!

    9 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Dec. 20, 2022

    We purchased a solar power system (panels, inverters, batteries) from SunPro Solar in 2021. That company was bought by ADT Solar this year (2022.) When our batteries stopped communicating with the Envoy gateway, I contacted ADT Solar support on Nov 25. They said they would open a case. After a couple of days of no response, I tried resetting the Zigbee communication device, which partially fixed the problem, and it seemed to fix itself completely a couple of days after that. Same problem a couple of weeks later, so I tried resetting the Zigbee twice with no result.

    Contacted ADT Solar support and they told me the original case was still open, as they had not assigned it to a technician yet. When I asked, the gal said it normally takes two to four weeks to assign a case to a technician. In the meantime, we are fortunate to have working solar power but the batteries will not provide a backup if we lose grid power, and lacking batteries, I think the panels will not work if the grid goes out. If you have a solar system supported by ADT Solar, you are pretty much on your own.

    I also contacted the manufacturer, who looked at our system over the internet, and the tech confirmed that we need someone to come out and troubleshoot the communications device. It is now Dec 19, I have made multiple attempts to communicate with ADT Solar, and while some of the people have been helpful over the phone, we still have no indication of when they might send someone out to fix it.

    8 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Dec. 14, 2022

    I started the process to get Solar panels at the beginning of the year. I had delays and problems from the start. When they finally got the panels on the roof, I was excited only to be disappointed again. They left huge holes in my walls where the breaker boxes are in the house next to a light switch my blind husband uses. The solar panels are still not hooked up. I keep getting irritating texts telling me they are trying to set up an appointment for inspection. However, when I try to respond to the text no one answers me. I have tried calling numerous times. I now have made two payments towards the solar panel and still not connected. Plus, I was told I would get money from them for cutting down my one tree, that still has not happened.

    The salesmen said he would put $1000.00 on my electric account in case I had to pay for both electric and solar, that has not happened either. I wish I would have never gone done the solar road! Beware of all the slick talk it seems to be a shame! I am worried I will be paying for solar panels on my roof and never actually using them.

    6 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Dec. 14, 2022

    I received an email notification from Enphase, the monitoring company on November 27, 2022 that 10 panels out of 25 from my solar system are not producing energy. I called ADT on the 29th about the issue and I was given a case number that I will be contacted by the Tech Dept. For days no one called or showed up. So, I called ADT back on Dec. 11, 2022 and I was told that I am still on queue because of Hurricane Ian in Florida that happened 2 two months earlier. Still I have not heard from ADT as of this writing (14th Dec.) when the company knows 40 percent of my panels are not producing.

    8 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Dec. 8, 2022

    Step one: In April, I decided to get 4 different quotes for solar. I met with several companies, and while Sunpro was not the cheapest, I felt they were the best fit for me. If you would like to know, Momentum Solar was the cheapest, but did not offer some of the perks I was inclined to take. I was told at this time it would take 3-4 months to get the Solar up and running due to supply issues. That was fine with me. Step two: On April 18th, they installed my efficiency package. On this date, they surprised me and said it will only be 1-3 weeks until the panels are installed. I was excited at this time.

    Step three: After a couple of rescheduling issues on both sides, my panels finally got installed on 6/21/22. It went well, aside from the electricians not finishing their portion of the job due to an “emergency”. However, I received an email the following day requesting a signature for a product change. Supposedly, they were changing the panels I agreed to receive to another brand due to the discontinuation of the original panels. This wouldn’t have been an issue if discussed prior to the installation, but once I did research, I found out that the new panels were significantly cheaper and lower quality. So I called and requested either a price decrease or the original panels. A week later I had not heard back, so I texted the scheduling coordinator, who then said they were on the way to switch the panels. Luckily I was off work and home.

    Step four: Now it was a waiting game for CPS to come out and switch some stuff around that wasn’t up to code. This was the most frustrating because I had no news for weeks at a time, and was expected to pay for solar that was not functioning, on top of my electric bill. After several phone calls and messages, Sunpro finally agreed to reimburse me for the time period my solar was not hooked up.

    Step five: Once CPS finally approved the work order (10/5/22), they came out to my property unannounced several times, broke my fence and wifi cable, and tore up my yard. I won’t get into that, but just a piece of advice when starting a solar project: Insist on an inspection by your local energy provider, so you know what kind of damage has to be done to your property for this project that should be small.

    Step six: The Sunpro electricians came out to finish their job on 10/19/22. It was discouraging to hear the technician say he has to fix a lot of screw-ups the previous electricians made, who had gotten fired. After this, it needs to be inspected and one final step that I am not sure of yet. However, during their visit, they hit something in the wiring of my house, and now my only laundry room outlet does not work, as well as my ceiling fan/light in my bedroom. I called to get this fixed, and called again a week later when I did not hear back. I was told that they would arrive the following day, and they were “unable to give a time frame”. They did not arrive prior to 12:30, and I had an appointment that day. I thought I could leave for an hour and be fine, but they showed up 10 minutes after I left. Speaking with the technician through my doorbell camera, he did not even know why he was there. They are now supposed to arrive a week later.

    Step six continued: after several last minute calls to me while I’m at work, and unsuccessful attempts at scheduling a day to fix my wiring, the electricians were scheduled to come on Friday, 12/2, sometime between 12-6. They never showed up. No call to let me know why. I contacted my account manager. Someone else texted me the following Monday requesting to reschedule the appointment. It was then scheduled for Wednesday, 12/7. They were unable to give me a time slot, so I needed to be home all day. Once again, they did not show up, still not giving me a reason why. In addition to this, the team that was supposed to install my insulation also was a no call no show. So I left a message to inquire why. I have not received a reply as of yet.

    8 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Dec. 4, 2022

    Horrible experience with solar panels. Not enough panels to provide electricity so all we accomplished was to double our electricity bill for the months of April thru October. Company refuses to add panels to meet electricity needs. Stay away from this company.

    7 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Nov. 24, 2022

    In the middle of a Breach of Contract dispute with ADT Solar. The fact that I have waited more than 11 months (four months after the contractual deadline for completion of this project) speaks to my patience. I understanding that things happen, and that constraints are a fact of life these days, but 12 months to complete a project is completely unacceptable under any circumstance. What makes it even worse is their lack of communication. Stay away from ADT Solar.

    22 people found this review helpful
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    Original review: Nov. 17, 2022

    Project has failed inspections multiple times, no sense of urgency, now on month 11 and still no power from the solar project that was promised to be done in 60-90 days. HORRIBLE. Keep trading out customer service reps.

    13 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Nov. 11, 2022

    First and foremost I am writing this because they use Enphase solar, but refuse to allow the Sunlight backup which was the only reason I went with them as it doesn't require a battery to run essential functions if the grid goes down. My customer service advocate, Yesinia **, was friendly when she could answer questions, but just ignored emails when she couldn't. I am on my final inspection before we go live so I haven't had the issue that others have had with them messing up the installation but I can easily see that happen with how this company runs.

    11 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Nov. 2, 2022

    Our solar panels were installed in May of 2022. We were told the project would be inspected and turned on. 9 months later we still have no solar and we are paying every month for the equipment. We told them from the start we could not afford to pay the equivalent of light bills a months on our SS each month. Folks, please be careful!

    16 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Oct. 26, 2022

    Three months later after purchasing ADT Solar (Sun Pro), the system is still not working. I’ve contacted them several times and no action to correct 16 installation defects or get the other 11 panels to work. They collect $50,000 from me and disappear. Do not buy from ADT Solar. Like me, you will be making an expensive mistake.

    14 people found this review helpful
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    Verified Reviewer
    Resolution response: Oct. 11, 2022

    I talked with the company and they worked out the situation. I am content with the resolution that we came to. Although it was tricky to get to the right person, I believe that person who I finally connected to was understanding and helpful.

    Original review: Oct. 6, 2022

    There were serious communication problems from the beginning. Several no shows of the inspector and the inspector found a major issue, they continued to try to schedule installation without addressing the issue. Asked about the issue multiple times, and would get a message back saying they could answer my question, but wouldn't actually answer it.

    To this day, I don't know if they were going to charge more to resolve these concerns. Telling them there were concerns about trusting them, it was as if that wasn't heard at all. They simply ignore concerns and continue pretending to move forward. On the day I said I was cancelling, I got a cancellation notice along with a call wanting to schedule the same day. They try to use the contract to pin you in the corner, but I'm going to pay the 3K fee before I spend 50K letting these people mess things up even more than they have. It shouldn't be this confusing. I couldn't actually tell you who is in charge of installation as I got 3-4 different people texting to set it up "tomorrow" with an electrical box that their inspection said wasn't up to go to do the project. Not a good service.

    5 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Sept. 27, 2022

    I signed a contract with ADT Solar on June 15th 2022. It took 4 weeks for permits to city and get approval from HOA. After approval it only took 5 days and they installed panels and wiring electrical boxes, running all wires thru attic completing all in 10 hours. I have called the scheduler about SRP's inspection and Pro Team time line but I still don't have a date on Sept. 27th 2022.

    I can understand electric company dragging their feet so they can still charge me for the 100-104 degree summer days here in AZ and the Pro Team is backlogged. Pro Team is checking house for energy loss and replacing light bulbs with LED bulbs. I will come back when or if anything happens. I understood when the salesman said the Federal and State credits are against the tax you owe because I researched that. To increase my tax owed I began moving money from Traditional IRAs to Roth IRAs so that money is taxable in the year I move it. In that way I will be able to use most all of the energy credit.

    6 people found this review helpful
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Sept. 19, 2022

    I initially installed solar five years ago under Sunpro, my service was great. Now under ADT Management, the service is very disorganized, calls are not returned for days or weeks. They say they have Project managers, but have done nothing to manage my project or keep me the customer informed of what they are doing or when they intend to complete my FLOP. Deinstall/Reinstall.

    9 people found this review helpful
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    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Sept. 18, 2022

    My solar panels were installed in December 2021 and the guy who sold them to me was not honest about everything. I didn’t know the company who financed the solar panels would also put a lien on my house until they were paid for…. They were financed for 25 years. The salesman told me I would get a tax refund/credit for 6% of the amount paid ($9,200) and that was not true either. Six of my 19 solar panels stopped working on 14 August 2022 and I have not been able to get them fixed.

    On my Enphase App, it reads “This microinverter is reporting a production issue. Contact your maintenance for help.” I have contacted the company several times and they told me they are aware of the problem but are being very vague with details about what they are doing to get them repaired and WHEN they will be repaired. In the meantime, I am paying my electric bill and also paying for solar panels that are defective and ADT/SUNPRO Solar is not doing anything to assist me with this issue.

    10 people found this review helpful
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    ADT Solar
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    Sunpro Solar
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