Dividend Solar Reviews

We've been looking at solar energy for a long time. We got a rooftop array two years ago but it was woefully inadequate and the people who put it in didn’t really know what they were doing. My son looked at it and got his put in by Alder Energy. Dividend Solar was their finance partner. I was looking at them since then because he's having a really good luck with it and he gave me some good reviews about it. So I contacted Alder and they came in and went through the whole system with me including enrolling with Dividend Solar.

Because of high electrical bills, I was looking for different solar panel options on the internet and selected Alba Energy. Then they connected us with Dividend Solar. Enrolling with Dividend Solar was a pretty straightforward process. The approval was done online. As for the solar panels, we had the Alba Energy engineer come out and look at the property and determine where to place the solar panels so that they are exposed to the sun at least eight hours of the day. He made a plan, we looked at it and approved it, and then we ordered the solar panels. And that came in three weeks later. The install took about two weeks and then we're up and going.

The payments made are solely for interest and the principal never gets paid down. The interest rate is very high compared to present low rates. While the panels were purchased on the basis of my current electric payments (about $150 per month) that is now the INTEREST each month on this very bad loan. 6.49%. For the first 16 months, interest only is the monthly payment. Very deceptive.

I was talking to a friend who had solar at his house and I gathered some details about his solar system and that's how I thought I should get my own. At the time, we were working with Trinity and Trinity introduced us to Dividend Solar so we went with them. Enrolling with Dividend Solar was smooth. It was not a big deal and it was simple. They walked me through the process, but I have a few questions about tax filing and stuff for that. My usage just started so I have to wait and watch how it works out for me but so far, so good. I will recommend Dividend to others.

I had been thinking about looking into solar energy services for 20 years. I enrolled with Dividend Solar and it was a great and seamless process. It was all electronic where my information was taken and they made it happen. It was interesting, though, because I got an email from Dividend saying that I wouldn’t see a bill until I saw power coming back off my bill and I have a bill right now that’s outstanding. Earlier today, I emailed my guy Brent at Trinity, and I asked him if I should pay this bill or not because I haven’t seen the returns yet. Otherwise, it's been easy and good so far.

I heard about Dividend through the solar company I signed up for, and my experience with them has been fine. We have another house and we got solar energy there five years ago. I can see the savings for it so I decided to sign up with Dividend. Enrolling with them was easy and I would recommend them.

I did a research on local solar companies and I heard about Dividend Solar through Baker's. I like that it was a little local company that have been around for 80 years. I also have several other friends that I knew that had used them so I went with them too. Their enrollment process was totally easy and I like their little solar online portal where I can manage my usage and my loan.

I was previously with SunEdison but they had gone through a bankruptcy so I was looking at various options for how to continue with my solar service. The gentleman who had formerly been with SunEdison and set me up with them made me aware of Dividend Solar. It was a very smooth process to get signed up with them. It's been good so far and I would recommend them.

I was trying to save money so I looked into energy saving services and I learned about Dividend Solar through a friend. Their product is still fairly new for me, but so far I'm satisfied and I would recommend it to a friend.

Dividend put our solar panels on and I got to know them through Alba Energy. We live in San Antonio, Texas and have lots of sun and great southern exposure, and in the summertime, a high electrical bill. We wanted to explore it and I had three different companies give us these talks and Alba seemed to be the most appropriate. We installed the panels in January and then I called them because I didn't see a payment drawn on the bank. They said that until CPS hooks up and it actually starts generating electricity, I wouldn't see a draw on the account. So, they were very helpful.

We were with another company but they were just humming and harring and nothing ever seemed to get done. Then they went bankrupt. Once Dividend Solar took over, we were switched on and we started to get energy. We felt good about it. And it's only in the last few months that we've been getting energy because that’s how long it seemed to take to get the other company out.

A whole bunch of them from Dividend Solar were calling me up for some reason. Then I talked to one of the guys and told him to cut to the chase and asked him certain questions. He was right to the point and I asked him to come over. The guy that came out was real good. He was friendly and he didn't blow out a lot of stuff at me. It only took him over about a half an hour to two hours and then I signed the papers. Also, every time I would call them they've been right there on the spot. I'm a business owner so for me, they handled the conversations and the people as I would have been the owner.

When a rep from Dividend Solar came to my door, I signed up for their services. Their enrollment process was easy and it was good. Also, everybody from Dividend Solar was friendly and informative. So far, I'm very satisfied that I got solar.

We signed up with Dividend Solar through Baker, the company that we went to and bought solar panels from. The enrollment process went very smoothly. It was pretty quick and we were pleased. We just had our panels turned on a little over a month ago and the billing has been much better. We've gotten a reduced rate for our monthly electricity, so we're pretty happy with that.

A friend of mine who was working for Dividend talked to me about it so I decided to sign up for their solar energy service. Their system is producing the kilowatt hours faster than I thought it was going to. So far, I've got one deposit in my bank account for around $20 and $60 off my energy bill but it's produced over $300. Once I see that I’m getting what I think I should be getting, then I’ll be happy with it. I would recommend Dividend.

I've been in education my entire career and I felt that we needed to leave a footprint when we leave this place that isn't detrimental to our environment. Dividend Solar was one of the few companies that would put a ground mount in plus they have a very good site and I know we're producing quite a bit of electricity. The process of enrolling with Dividend Solar was initially very easy but then there was a hiccup in the middle where they were dyed in the wool in regards to putting it on my roof. I didn't want 500 holes in my roof even though they said that they would seal them. I didn't wanna take that chance and I've got a number of acres in the back, so we were able to convince them that I wanted the largest ground mount system that they could put in Massachusetts, which is what I have.

I heard about Dividend Solar through the Solar Company. I looked into solar energy services because of the cost of electricity in Southern California. I am very satisfied with my decision to go Solar. Also, the people at Dividend Solar were fine.

I have a large hillside that is not being used and I figured that it would be perfect to install solar services there. Baker referred me to Dividend Solar and the enrollment process was pretty easy. I keep track of the graph of what we’re producing and what we’re using. However, I haven’t heard much from Dividend yet and I don’t know when the payment gets started. Otherwise, it's been good so far and I'm satisfied.

Solar energy being an alternative to fossil fuels, it seemed like going solar was a logical thing to do, and we are satisfied with our decision. It’s like a new toy where we check the meter almost every day. Every time we go outside we check to see what the kilowatt hours is up to. We enrolled online, and it went very smoothly. The only thing that happened, which was mainly me, was when Dividend Solar wanted to confirm that the link to our credit union was correct. I wasn’t initially aware of the fact that I had to report to them how much they had taken out of the checking account because we were trying to figure out when we could pay or send in the federal rebate. But once I realized I had to confirm that, the withdrawal went through and everything else seemed to fall into place. So now we’re waiting and we’ve put our rebate into the portal. I also wanted to know if there's any way to pay it before the date.

My son works for Baker and he had a deal for the inverter at cost because it was gonna become outdated and all we had to do is buy the panels, so it got really well for me and I decided to go solar. My experience with Dividend Solar was really good and easy. I like their dashboard as far as with payments, going in and checking usage. However, there were some challenges on my end for qualifying and some of the documents I needed to get in, but they were really helpful and patient. So it worked out really well and I was happy with it. It has been an easy and enjoyable experience.

A realtor got the solar panels on his house and he recommended me the solar company. Then, the solar company said they'd used Dividend. Enrolling was a piece of cake and talking to their customer service was fine. It's been good, so far.

Our electric bill was too high and Baker Electric referred us over to Dividend Solar. Enrolling was pretty easy and the customer service was good. We've been hooked to the system for two weeks and it's been good so far.

I consulted my boss as well as the other owner and discussed my options. They highly recommended going with Dividend, so that was the decision that I went with because I trust both of them and their decision making. Going solar is something I’ve been waiting to do and it worked out perfect for me because I work for a solar company. I was able to get a discounted rate on my system and I was able to be a part of the design as well as the installation. The enrollment was very simple and everything went off easily, which was great. I'm 100% satisfied and I’ve already recommended them to a friend.

A company that I used in San Diego ended up using Dividend Solar, therefore, I had to use them. Everything went well. However, when they first installed the system I was confused because it looked like they were putting another entire meter in my garage. The install guy explained to me that since I'm not buying the house, the lease companies require this kind of a monitoring system. But I told him that I did buy the house and I'm not leasing it. He then asked if I was using Dividend for financing. I said yes and he said that they demand it as well.

Dividend Solar was set up by Trinity-Solar who came and marketed the system for us. It just finally got turned on because it took a long process and we haven’t even seen our first bill yet although it’s in the middle of winter, so it’s not gonna be the greatest. I know people and have friends that have done it and they seem to all been happy so that helps. Everything seems to be going well.

Trinity installed our system from Dividend Solar. Enrolling online was easy. I haven’t had my first bill yet, but I assume it’ll go fine. So far, I recommend them.

We had an extremely high electric bill so we decided to go solar, and we've been satisfied so far. I had to go to Dividend Solar's website and answer some questions during enrollment, and it was easy. Overall the experience was quick and painless.

RevoluSun recommended Dividend Solar and a rep came to sell the system to me. Enrolling wasn't too hard but getting the system approved, executed and getting it all done took over a year. There were some issues from the installer requirements and with the electric company missing requirements. But they've been pretty prompt and going solar is good, so far.

I like the independence of having a solar energy so I decided to get one and went with Dividend Solar. Their enrollment process was simple and I did everything online. They got it activated a couple of days ago and I got a notice that I’ll be hearing from someone regarding payments and where to get the SRECs. Overall, Dividend Solar is easy to work with.

I already had solar on a prior property and it was a pretty good arrangement. I purchased my solar from Baker Electric and I found out about Dividend Solar through them. It was pretty easy enrolling with Dividend Solar online and I filed all the upfront information. Then they reached out to me shortly after through email to sign up on the system. They came in at a really good rate and it's been pretty streamlined so far. I've been popping onto the website and it looks like they're tracking me. We're in the middle of winter now so we're just in our infancy in terms of having the system up and running.

I'm not too satisfied with my decision to go solar. I was trying to get energy out of the sun to save money, which was my initial hope. When Dividend Solar was recommended by my solar company, I decided to sign up with. It’s been four months now, but it’s not generating what I thought it would. Also, the few times I contacted their customer service, there seemed to be some confusion and different people reached out to me. At one point, I was told not to talk to one person, but then I talked to that person. It was kind of haphazard. I stuck with them because my solar was financed with them, but I wasn’t impressed with the operation.

We live in California and the electric costs are very high and we considered looking into solar energy services for a while. In fact, when we first ran the numbers, we weren’t so sure we were going to go with it. We ended up going with panels as well as the great financing that we got for Dividend which pushed us to take the plunge and do it. The only interaction I had with Dividend customer service was when I sent a message through the website asking when my first payment is, and someone got back to me right away. I had forgotten that it was going to be automatically debited. Someone called me back and had all that information for me.

Our solar energy service has only been installed for a couple of weeks, but right now I'm pretty satisfied. I did everything online and then Dividend Solar consistently sent me updates as we were going through the process with the company. Everything was done via email. It was a very easy and painless experience.

A friend of mine told me about Dividend Solar, so I made the decision to get it too. Signing up was really easy and their staff was great. Every time we called them back, someone's there to help you. I'm pretty sure I will recommend them to a friend if someone asked me for it.

My neighbor had Dividend and I started asking him questions about it. My electricity bill was outrageous and he was telling me the difference in his bill. So, I thought it would make sense to do that. Then, Dividend came up on my Facebook page and I requested more information. Signing up was extremely easy and everyone was helpful and very nice. Anytime I've emailed or done anything, they've been very responsive. They did a really good job and the online service where I can go and look at my bill is very easy to read. It's the easiest company I've had to work with and the bill that I have had is significantly lower. So far, everything is fantastic and I have no complaints.

Dividend Solar was a lender that’s part of Alba Energy’s proposal for solar. Tax incentives are really nice right now, and everything made sense financially. The account creation is pretty self-explanatory and easy to use. I did the enrollment online through the client portal and their interface was good. The first bill that we received has been on par with what Dividend Solar projected. We’re satisfied, so far.

I wanted to reduce my monthly electricity bills and at the same time, have a consistent payment where I don’t have to worry if I’m going to have enough to pay next month or if I used too much electricity. Everything's okay but I just have one question about my bill. This is my second month into Dividend Solar and I was told how much my bill was going to be monthly. But it’s more than what I expected so I’m a little confused.

I was a customer of a different company. My stuff was already installed for a month when they announced that they were going bankrupt. So what happened is that Dividend Solar took over the account and came knocking on my door. The lady that was helping me get it all finalized was very friendly and kind. The two sales gentlemen that were here were really great. I had four questions and I called them, they always answered my questions right away. My first bill came in last month and the payments are great. It's actually a better deal than what I had originally with the other company. The payments are lower. So I'm happy with it and I'd recommend them.

I've only been with Dividend for almost fifteen days and I don't see any problems so far. My experience enrolling with them went very smoothly. I called them once to find out what my solar output should be and somebody got back to me almost right away. They were very responsive and got back to me in a couple of days.

The location of our house and how much sun we get made us look into getting solar energy services. Our solar company Trinity Solar pretty much exclusively uses Dividend Solar and the enrolling experience with Dividend was fine and simple enough. Then I had a little bit of trouble with getting something set up online and their CS was very kind and helpful. We've only got one statement so far and I'm satisfied with how the financing is going.

Solar energy was an option that I was looking into for a while and a friend of mine was a salesman for Dividend Solar. However, it was pretty difficult enrolling with Dividend. Unfortunately, my salesman did not have the knowledge that I was looking for. But I ended up still getting it from them, because it’d be this guy or another guy, and I was gonna buy solar anyway.

On Facebook, there were cases of people saying they were paying less for the panels than they were on their energy bill. So I decided to look at the math and it worked out. Missouri Sun Solar made everything really easy for us, including getting hooked up with Dividend Solar. And I've been very impressed with the Dividend Solar website because it has been so easy to enroll. Moreover, their reps have always been quick to help. I've only received two bills from Empire District Electric Company so far and they've both been credits. And so we're definitely drawing more power than we needed at this time of the year and our bill for the panels is $46 a month cheaper than our bill for Empire was before. So I'm thrilled but we'll see in the winter if I'm still thrilled. So far, it's been awesome and fantastic. It went better than expected and I don't see why anyone wouldn't go solar with the way it's worked out for us.

We were looking into solar energy services and about it beforehand, so when we finally decided to go solar, we're extremely satisfied. So far, Dividend Solar has been fine. Enrolling was pretty easy. We had an issue with getting the installation. We had a tree that needed cut down and they told us that we had to have it cut down by November. We got that cut down in October. Then, they were supposed to call to let us know when they will be able to install it because of their schedule. However, I had to call every single month and they kept telling me that it wasn't ready. They weren't ready to install yet for whatever reason and it wasn't until, I think, March that I got it installed.

I had just moved into the neighborhood and my electric bill was extremely high so I started to look into solar panels. I came from The Valley and it was so much cheaper than CPS here in San Antonio. I then noticed a lot of neighbors were getting the solar panels. The gentleman, David, happened to be one of the representatives that knocked on my door. I listened to him and to several others, but I liked what he had to offer and went with Dividend Solar. The process took a little longer than what I anticipated but I was really okay with it. It allowed time for my income tax refund to come back and get the extra 30% federal incentive rebate. They put the panels on December 31st and were turned on in the middle of April. It was still cool and I wasn’t really using a lot of electricity during those months.

I was initially very satisfied with Dividend Solar. The first person who came to my door and persuaded me to go with it was very professional and knowledgeable. But since he left the company and someone else took over, I felt that things are not working out the way I thought they were going to and I have not been pleased. Initially, there were figures given upfront, but those figures don't seem to be tying in. I'm very satisfied with the product, but not with the financial end. I don't know what's going on. I can't talk to anyone. I'd like to talk to someone that can give me actual figures. I'm getting charged and it's taken out of my checking account. Now it's two different figures but it's nothing close to what they said they were gonna do on the initial paperwork. I'm not very satisfied with that.

Since I wanted to save some money, I looked into solar energy services. Enrolling with Dividend Solar was pretty easy. I would’ve liked some stuff explained a little better. Other than that, everything’s been pretty good. They got the job done, and I had a good experience.

We had some trouble getting Duke Power to put the meter in. I felt like Vision could have bothered Duke more so I wouldn't have to bother them so much, but they were all a little too friendly and nice. I had to really fight with them to get things moving because Duke were just idiots. It took Duke up to six weeks so Vision could've been more helpful with it. Other than this, everything's good. Vision did a really good job. They sent out the proposal, which changed a number of times at my request. The guy who got on the roof and did the plan was nice. The guys who installed the system were great and did it in one day. They were very easy to work with. My first month of solar power had a $16 power bill.

Some friends told me about solar energy services, then I started reading on it and it looked pretty. I enrolled with Dividend, and it was real good and there was no problem at all. My wife and I are really satisfied with what Dividend has done. She's satisfied with their customer service, too.

I went solar after hearing good things about it and so far, I'm satisfied. Signing up with Dividend Solar is easy. Their customer service is good. Everything was taken cared of.

We first heard of Dividend Solar through the solar company we went through. I'm satisfied with them now but it was a painstakingly long process. There was a lot of waiting, them not getting back to us, and not knowing what was going on. I think the energy companies are not allowing things to go through really fast because they're losing customers.

I had already been planning on getting solar energy services and Dividend Solar just made themselves available. The enrollment process was easy but it just took a lot longer than anticipated because a lot of people were doing it at that time. I also never had any problems with any of their people directly. I haven't seen my first energy bill yet but I'm sure it will work out. I'm glad I did it.

My experience with Dividend Solar was really good on the front end, but not so good on the back end. There was no problem getting approved for loans and the submittal, but then it was difficult to figure out how to get into their system to track the results and the loan. But once I got it worked out, it’s been fine.

My wife and I wanted to know what it's like to experience solar energy services. We called Dividend Solar, got the estimation and went from there. They had it done in a couple of days and then they were gone. It was an easy process and customer service has been great. We're very satisfied. We haven't had anything wrong with the system and no power surges. So far it's been good and we try to recommend Dividend Solar to a lot of people.

A guy was walking through the neighborhood trying to sell solar energy and knocked on my door. I had already been looking into solar energy and was just trying to find the right company to go with and the biggest thing that sold me about Dividend was the fact that they have a branch devoted to the ‘solar power loans’ (Dividend Solar EmpowerLoan) and there was no money out of my pocket from the beginning. I didn’t have to even start the loan or sign up for the loan until I was up and connected. I'm very satisfied with this decision so far.

Dividend Solar was very good, but the contractor was not a good experience. They damaged my roof when they did the installation. They drilled holes in my roof then left them. The rain came and I literally had rain coming through it. There was no support from them other than they did come back and make things work. They also lied to me about how installation was going to be. They said they were going to take out the old panel and replace it with a new one. They sort of did. They left the old panel but replaced it with a new one next to it. It's redundant to have a 40-year old panel that they could’ve just torn off the wall. It's a little more work but in the end result, they'd have a happier customer because that’s what I asked them and what they said they were going to do. I didn’t get it in writing, but got it verbally over the phone. I had to take the panels back down and then put them back up.

I hoped to have a lower electric bill so I looked into solar energy services and got into Dividend Solar. During enrollment, we had some issues getting the paperwork done and also a few issues with our building since we bought a building for ours to go on. We've gotten that taken care of. However, they need to have their installers a little bit more knowledgeable about what they need to tell people and to make sure that their building people are good. Still, it has been a pretty good experience.

I've always wanted solar panels but for a while, they weren’t very affordable. My friends in California have them and they’re really happy with them. When Vision Solar came around and they were affordable through Dividend Solar, I decided to do it too. It was off to a slow start but now that they’re installed, I’ve been really happy with how they’ve been producing. Also, I like their web interaction where there is a portal that I can go in to check on the daily output of the system. I also like to check it on cloudy days versus sunny days. I really appreciate that. I think everyone should go solar especially in this part of the US.

A sales guy came to show me that Dividend Solar is the best option for me and that I can save money through it. It was really easy enrolling in their services. I found all the information to do that and I didn’t have any issues when I tried it. I'm very satisfied because I can see in each of the energy bills that I save money with the solar option. The service is really good and it's been an excellent experience.

With a monthly budget plan, we're usually paying about $285 a month on our electric bill, which was so high, so we looked into solar energy services. This person who had installed our security system – the monitoring, the computer access, and our phone access - had to come back and fix it because we changed internet providers. He told us about how he was installing the solar panels. That was something we had been interested in but we weren’t thinking about looking into it for a while. He said the installation and the equipment would be free and we would just be paying for the monthly service for 20 years for $204, and we thought that it would be good for us because we’ll be saving some money.

It's the best decision for us to go solar. And, enrolling with Dividend Solar was easy. They came in and made sure that everything was according to the agreement. We're very satisfied with them. They're professional and it was a smooth-sailing transaction.

We had used Dividend Solar previously when they were Freedom Solar. We're a returning customer. We like the reduction in our electricity cost and we're very satisfied.

We wanted to lower our bills so we decided to go solar and so far, it was good. The enrollment process of Dividend Solar was good too and they were very organized. We really like them. They were informative and they give good products. It has been an excellent experience.

We were looking up solar energy services online to try and lower our electric bill, that's how Dividend Solar came into the picture. We're happy meeting with the Dividend Solar representative - Seth. He is really good. We were told the installation was going to take a while and it did, but once we got it in, it was nice having it. Every time we had a question, customer service answered it. It was scary switching over but Dividend made us feel comfortable. It was a really good experience.

My energy bills were ridiculously high then I found out about Dividend Solar. Though we initially got denied when we enrolled due to a bill issue which was eventually resolved, signing up with them was very easy. Customer service was friendly and courteous. The whole process has been seamless and smooth. It has been a rewarding experience with Dividend. I'm very satisfied so far.

I was thinking about solar services for a while and a lot of the neighbors had done it, and I decided to do it to save money on electric and also to get the SREC. The enrollment with Dividend Solar was very good - a lot of the paperwork was online which was helpful. Everything went smoothly and there were no hiccups, it was very easy. Plus, working with their customer service was very good - they're very friendly and helpful. In the beginning, I've only had to call once to set my own lineup. Moreover, I like how Dividend Solar worked with the solar providers so I didn't have to go looking for my line with financing. They also offered a great product, Four Solar, and it was a very seamless transaction. I'm very satisfied with them.

I looked into solar services since I like to stay up with the latest technology and I was motivated by the federal tax credit. I'm a hundred percent satisfied that I went solar. The only difficulty with Dividend that I have known is when you make the payment, they don’t actually take it out until the specific day of the month, which seems a little different. It seems like you should be able to make payments throughout the month, but it’s just one day of the month. Other than that, everything is fine and it has been a very good and easy experience.

I had no issues with Dividend Solar during enrollment. The only issue I had was getting hooked up. The system was installed in October and it finally got in operation on 21st of March. Vision Solar didn’t have one meter in place so they had to rebook and to me, that was a joke. Six months was ridiculous. I’ve only got two bills since the system has been up and running. I definitely see the advantage but it hasn't been running enough to be able to bank enough electricity yet.

My brother-in-law and sister had solar energy at their house and it seemed like a good idea. The solar company directed me to Dividend Solar. I called them and got a hold of one gentleman who was very nice and answered all my questions. Their people are knowledgeable, helpful, quick, and they took care of everything. Everything went smooth.

There's absolutely zero financial incentive from any of my electric companies and I wanted to make a difference. I decided to look into solar energy services and went to Dividend Solar. I'm technologically savvy, so all other stuff online when enrolling with them was not a problem, although my mom would probably have been freaking out trying to do everything online. Right now, it's performing a bit under what I expected. I thought of having 80 kilowatts a day, but I'm only getting about 60 since it would not stop raining and there hasn't been a ton of sunshine. I live in South Texas so I can't complain about rain too much, but it'll be good to see what it's really gonna do once summer gets here and spring goes away.

I'm retired, trying to cut down on bills and it seems like solar energy services might help out. I haven't received my first bill yet and it does take about two or three billing cycles for everything to fall into place. The bill is lower but not as low as predicted yet. Solar is a very difficult system and is fairly new in our area. Dividend's sign-up process took much too long and it took time for them to activate me. I was away on business and I got called by Dividend telling me they would be in to replace the meters. I had my son come unlock the gate but they hadn't arrived. When I called Dividend, they said they did and finished the job. Then when they did some checking they realized they hadn't. But at the end of the day, it was all done. I had to call them back once about one of the panels that was not on the roof correctly and they repaired that after several trips back.

Dividend Solar was recommended through Baker Electric. My in-laws got it, and they really liked it. It’s a good deal and so far I'm very satisfied with Dividend. Their customer service has been absolutely perfect. They were very professional and answered all of our questions.

Sun Solar recommended Dividend Solar. I pulled out an application and then enjoyed the installation sitting back while the guys did all the hard work. I'm also very happy with being able to finance it. When I bought a house I had to keep coming up with information and it's a real hassle, but it was so easy. Awesome experience with them.

I've been wanting to do solar energy for a while, and it's easy enrolling with Dividend Solar. Most of the stuff were done online, including taking care of the signatures. The customer service team was friendly and they'd let me know what I needed to get back to them. There were no hiccups. I've been pleased with everything from beginning to end. Everybody communicated well. Everything went smoothly. I'm very satisfied to go solar.

The sales people from Dividend Solar showed up at my house. I thought solar energy was good for me and would save some money in the end. Everything's going well and I don't have any problems with Dividend. Everything was as scheduled. They call me every time they come to do something and keep in contact with me, so I'm satisfied and happy.

I looked at the economics of solar energy services and so far, I feel great about my decision of going solar. I haven’t received a single bill from Dividend yet, so I’m a little confused. It’s an automatic deduction and they have yet to bill us so I’m happy. For the most part, every interaction we had with the reps of Dividend Solar was done via internet. It just fell into place and everything was good.

I got into solar because of the area that I lived in and to reduce my energy cost. Dividend’s customer service was great and it's very easy enrolling with them. They answered all my questions and responded in a timely manner when I had other questions and left messages. Fantastic experience.

Solar energy service makes sense. I'm a scientist and I know the technology. I'm very happy with my decision to go solar, however, the way that the customer service process has been handled was poor. I have enrolled with the financing. As far as I know, I signed a piece of paper with a voided check and they're taking money from me to pay for the solar panels. But Dividend Solar has not interacted with me ever which was somehow weird. The rate on the financing is the same anywhere and it was cheaper at the bank so that wasn’t impressive. Also, the company Trinity came to install the solar panels and I never heard from them either. When they had installed it on my roof, the power company came to put a reverse meter and that was it.

I was thinking of saving energy, going green and saving money in the process so I looked into solar energy services. I did my research online and found Dividend Solar. Enrolling with them was smooth and was done mostly online. They were very prompt in responding to my call and they connected me with the local vendor. So far, it’s been a good experience and I’m a happy camper right now. I'm very satisfied with my decision to go solar.

It's very good to go solar. Enrolling to Dividend Solar was a very simple process. It was very easy interacting with the customer service team. I'm very satisfied and happy with them. It was a great experience.

We went with Dividend Solar because they do ground mounts. My husband is an electrician and installs floor panels, so it's not foreign to us at all, but we wanted to look a little more into it. So far, we're pretty satisfied. The enrollment wasn't difficult. The rep came out to our house and went through all the different scenarios, whether to rent or own. We made a downpayment and we're on a roll. We're planning for them to get over here and get hooked up. Most of the folks are very friendly. I did have one issue with one of the contractors when Dividend had to come out and fix our yard, which was our main concern. It happened in the winter, so we had a couple of trucks that got stuck in our yard and it was a mess. However, they did make sure that that was picked up before they finalized everything. It was easy and they were very good at keeping in touch with us with respect to what was going on.

I made a couple of inquiries at Dividend Solar last year after I saw on the website that they were looking for financing or to invest. The website says I can schedule somebody to call me at my convenience and that didn't happen. So I was a bit put off when I was trying to reach out to people at some point and nobody got back to me. I then decided I wasn't interested in investing my own funds at a company that wouldn't get back to me. But as far as the nuts and bolts of getting things done, it was strange that it took me so long also after I got interconnected that I was gonna access their website and that the payments began. When somebody did get back to me finally or I called and somebody answered and said that, "Well, that was basically the problem because of the installer."

We got into solar to help the environment and save costs and Dividend Solar was referred by RGS to us. Enrolling with Dividend Solar wasn't difficult. I am satisfied.

I have a nephew and a son who work through Dividend Solar. I wanted to go green and save my electric bill so I looked into solar and so far I’m very satisfied and happy I did it. Enrolling with Dividend was relatively easy and it was a really good and very positive experience. People are very professional, friendly and we worked well together.

I work in a utility company and going solar is something we’ve been wanting to do for a while so we decided to go with it. Ours is fairly new and the work was well done although it took a while to get it connected. We haven't had a bill but we've had any profit - returns. The salesperson that came was quite informational and he helped us work it through. The enrollment process with Dividend Solar was very easy and their customer service is really good. Every time I call, they answer quickly. The only thing I didn’t like was after they connected us, we would like to have a hard copy on how to read the bill, not from our utility but the solar side of it to see what the difference was. Having some paperwork on how to read it would be easier for us. But other than that, I’m happy with Dividend Solar.

When we designed our house in 2011, our architect at the time had mentioned about solar so it was devised into the plan. So far Dividend Solar has been great. Enrolling wasn’t difficult at all.

I've had a very pleasant and satisfying experience with Dividend Solar. Enrolling with them was easy and they're great to work with. Their customer service people are awesome and they had all the answers I needed when I've talked to them several times. Overall, I've had no dislikes. We'd definitely recommend them to other people.

To reduce my monthly expenses for electricity, I decided to use solar energy. The system has been operational for two weeks and so far I'm very satisfied. Dividend's enrollment process has been very easy and the experience has been great, overall. I had one situation where I had a question so I called them directly. I didn't like the answer but they answered it quickly.

We haven't had any profit as the system is fairly new but so far we're happy with Dividend solar. It took a while to get the system connected, which was the fault of the utility company here in town, but the enrollment was very easy. The salesperson was informative and helped us work it through. The work was well done and the customer service is really good. Every time I call they answer quite quickly. The only thing I didn’t like was after they connected us we would like to have some paperwork on how to read the bill, not from our utility but the solar side of it, to make it easier for us to read the bill and see what the difference was.

Vision Solar was the company that Dividend partnered with to install the solar panels. They put a flyer on my front door and the flyer made it sound like you could get a solar panel subsidized at literally no cost, so that hooked me in. But after hearing the discussion and learning that I have to pay for part of it, it was still worth it with the potential value added to a home.

I am very big on not leaving my carbon footprint on Earth and also am trying to save extra money in having Dividend Solar. Enrollment seemed very straightforward. Their customer service team and the whole experience were awesome. I'm satisfied with my decision in going solar, though it's just the first month that I'm being billed for it. And what I like the most about working Dividend is the seamlessness of the whole plan.

My electric bill keeps going up and up and up so we decided to look into solar. Enrolling with Dividend Solar was easy but dealing with them have been very difficult. They don’t do what they’re supposed to do on time. I’ve been having installation problems and due to hailstorms, they’re going to have to take the panels back down and fix some and put them back up. I’m still trying to get them to respond on my hail damage and I haven’t heard from them yet. I don't know who to deal with and the subcontractors and contractors never answer their phone and don't reply to my emails. They must have fired the contractor they had. I would not recommend them to anybody else.

We were looking to reduce our bill because it was so high. Also, we'd like to be green so we decided to go solar and we've been very satisfied with it. Dividend's enrollment process was very easy and their customer service team have been courteous and able to answer our questions. However, I would like to be able to pay instead of having them take it out of my checking account because they charge a little bit extra interest for that which I wish they wouldn’t. I wish it was the same no matter which way I went.

Dividend Solar matched a price from another co-vendor so I thought it was a good deal. Every time I call, their reps help me and respond to my questions and I think it was great. Overall, everything went well and it was a good customer service. I have been recommending them already.

My mom is satisfied going solar. Dividend's customer service has been courteous and able to answer our questions. On the other hand, the hardest and the only unsatisfiable part was understanding how the buying and selling back to the grid works. Also, the charge controller inverse setup on the units that they plan on putting in had a 20% fail rate. That was the only complication that we had, so we had to go to different inverter charge controller setup. But other than that, everything else was very satisfiable.

We looked at going solar as a way to save money on our electric bill and also to be good stewards of the Earth. Enrollment with Dividend was easy. They looked at my house, measured and figured out how many solar panels we could use. They also told me that we'd want to generate a certain amount because once we go over 1,000 kW within the monthly period for our electric bill, the rate goes up. We'd want to offset that amount.

My electrical bill led me to go solar and enrolling with Dividend was very easy. I don't have to pay any money upfront and can get a loan, so that was great. They're pretty transparent too.

I wanted to save more money on bills so I looked into going solar. Dividend Solar's reps have been helpful along the process which was a long one because the solar was installed months prior. It took CPS a while to get to the people as far as checking the roof and making sure things are installed right. Dividend have been calling to ensure it’s running right and to ask how we like it or how it can be improved. I'd advise others to be patient because in the long run, it's going to pay off. I'm very satisfied.

We dealt with Trinity Solar for putting in the panels and they put us on to Dividend for financing the panels. Solar energy is something we’ve been interested in for quite a while. We did it on another house that we owned but it was Trinity that we got the system set up through then. They were easy to deal with and then they put us on to Dividend.

I've been an environmental nut for 50 years. I wanted to make clean energy, so that if enough of us do that maybe we can take out one of our old coal fired plants. Then I heard about Dividend Solar through Vision Solar saying, "This is the way we finance our equipment." The thing I like about Vision and Dividend is that they've kept me informed whenever needed. So I've never had any questions. It took a long time to get going, but it's been a very easy experience and process including enrolling with Dividend. I'm totally satisfied and have been very pleased going solar. I like looking out there and seeing the little arrow pointing to the energy company that the power is going back to the energy company.

We're very satisfied going solar. My husband was tired of paying a $400 a month electric bill when we had our air-conditioners going. Right now, we have a credit of $50.88 with our electric company. I haven’t owed them anything for three months, which is fantastic. It's also very easy enrolling with Dividend Solar and everything was really smooth. We were supposed to start having the bill automatically taken out of our account last August and I’m waiting. Finally, January rolls around, so I called them. The gentleman was helpful and then he texted me, said that it’s up to our electric company to send me information and told me to wait and see. So we waited and then finally we’re with SREC. This is where they monitor us. Once we’re online with them, then Dividend Solar starts to send our payment. They didn't take the whole payment out but automatically took partial payments only.

My husband researched the best solar companies and Dividend came up as number one. Signing up was super easy and it's convenient for us to be able to meet and talk to them. We discussed all the questions that we had and it was great. Their rep made it easy for us to understand. In one of the questions that I had about the solar, he really laid it out for us and was able to explain where we could understand it. Now we can turn on the air conditioner, run more things, and not have the bill be so high. We're super satisfied.

The enrollment with Dividend was fairly easy. I have two levels on my roof. Half of my house is two-story and half of it is ranch-style, so there’s a bank of panels on the back of the ranch and then there’s some I sat on top of the barn. There’s metal piping that they put in as a conduit to get the wiring from the ones on top down to the ones on bottom, so it all fed into the same meter. I was on the phone with somebody from Vision the next day, asking how happy I was with it. I was like, “It’d be nice if they could’ve brought some spray paint to try to match the roof or hide it a little better.” And they’re like, “Absolutely. We’ll send somebody out tomorrow.” And I came down from work the next day and it was done. They worked real fast and customer service was good in getting all the little stuff done. Everything was taken care of on the same day.

I felt that going solar is a good investment when I bought my new home. I contacted Dividend Solar and the enrollment process was easy. So far so good. The only thing is that it's taking a long time for them to get things and my SREC set up. But it will all be prorated from what I was told, and we couldn't start consuming solar energy now so that's the only downside to it. But I'm satisfied.

I'm very satisfied with Dividend Solar. Enrolling was very straightforward. Everything was done online through the salesperson and via email. Everything is going well, I'm very excited about it and I hope it keeps going.

I talked to a friend at work that had solar energy services and SunSolar arranged for the financing with Dividend Solar. Signing up with them was all done through emails. I've only been with them for two months but I'm happy with it so far. I had two electric bills and since then, they are $12 and a few cents. I've also gotten $63 in credit already billed up, so I'm not dissatisfied with them at all. However, I don't know if I can pay online. I always pay my stuff online and they wanted to do that automatic debit and I didn't want that because what if something come up like an emergency and I'm going to be a few days late. They'd have drawn the money out and I won't have the money to take care of my emergency.

The experience we had with Dividend Solar was very successful. It was very easy and effortless. The Vision Solar people did everything for us and we got contacted by email saying everything was moving along.

I went through Missouri Sun Solar and they recommended Dividend Solar for the long term. I've had solar when we were living in New York and I just wanted to get it while we're at the house in Missouri as well. To enroll with Dividend, I went online, got into the account, and the setup was very easy. Everything has been going really good so I'm happy.

I went online and searched for the best solar companies, and Dividend Solar was in the top 3. So far, my experience with Dividend has been fine. Signing up with them was really painless and easy. I just had to sign a couple of things electronically. The first bill is due to be paid a couple of days ago, but I'm in Thailand. I can't get that done until I get back, and they changed the due date so when I get back, I can deal with it. In the meantime, everything has been nice.

Solar energy is something we've been thinking about and it was a good time to go for it with the rebates. The process of enrolling at Dividend Solar was all done over the internet and there were no problems. I haven't had it long enough yet, but I'm hoping it's good.

I've been thinking about solar energy services for 10 years. It was great enrolling with Dividend Solar. Robert, the salesman, was wonderful and very informative. The manager was great too. Now I'm trying to get a nonprofit charity that I work for to go solar. The only thing I was upset about was that I asked the price to remove panels, restore them, and reset them if I got a new roof since I was thinking about putting a metal roof around the house. I was quoted a flat rate that's either $500 or $1000 depending on the number of panels, but I called and was told, "Sorry for the miscommunication, but the actual cost is over $2500."

I’ve always been intrigued with solar power. Even at a young age, I always said if ever own a house, I would try to purchase or build my own. I ran into one of Dividend's sales rep making the pitch to the public in a show. They went out of their way to make the purchase and the transition as easy as possible. If they can’t answer the question, they’ll find somebody who can or call me back. During the initial face of the construction, I would receive calls explaining the status of the installation.

I looked into solar energy because of the continuous rise of electricity costs and getting Dividend Solar was a good decision. I first heard about them on TV, then I got one of my neighbors who signed up come over and talk to me. Enrolling was simple, and so far it has been a great experience with Dividend Solar.

I started looking into solar energy services because the light bill continuously goes up every year. I've already made my first payment but I haven't seen my first light bill yet. Everything has been easy with Dividend Solar. The only hiccup that we had was that they came to me with one kind of plan with so many panels and then came back and said they couldn't do it. I had to redo an amendment agreement. Also, my payment changing was the biggest thing. Then after I did the solar, I found out that the city was giving solar panels away for free. However, their team called me throughout the process to let me know where they were at. And although it was a long process as it took a few months to get finalized, the experience overall was as best as it could be.

There was some confusion since I was working with three different companies. I started off with eSolar, signed the paperwork with them, and then I never heard from them again. Then came the installation company which is again a different company. They handled everything during the installation process and then handed me off to Dividend. eSolar called and asked me if I was interested in solar panels. They have been something I've been looking into for quite a while. I was with Xcel but they gobble the rates during summertime. My bills were getting outrageous during this time because of high peak usage.

I was looking to save a little money and possibly earn a little income so I decided to check out solar energy services. Trinity Solar turned me on to Dividend Solar for the installation. They are very easy to deal with and so far, I'm happy. However, I'm still waiting to get an electric bill and sell to SERC since I have yet to set up with them.

Looked into solar energy because I believe that in the future, I will own it and I don't have to pay and because there will be enough electricity with the system. I heard about Dividend Solar from my son's friend. Their service is okay and enrolling with them is not that much difficult. Everything went fine. Their customer service explained everything very well, so I'm satisfied.

We have solar energy services in our other home. It's money-saving and a cleaner source of electricity. The enrollment process with Dividend is very easy and their customer service has been wonderful. We're very satisfied going solar.

At the time, there were several rebates going through the federal government and I figured it would be a good chance to look at the cost savings of solar energy services. Everybody at Sun Solar was friendly and great. I talked to two different ladies and both of them were friendly and let me know what I needed to know. I was running a little behind, but they kept me updated. Everything went smooth and easy. So far, I'm satisfied. I got my first complete electric bill and it was $13. I've recommended Dividend Solar to several people.

I wanted to save money and help the environment so I went for solar energy. Enrolling with Dividend Solar was really easy. I've communicated with them mostly through email and they've responded quickly to my questions. I've only had it for a few weeks so I'm hoping to be happy with it.

We just bought a new house and wanted to save money, go green and help out as much as possible so we gave it a shot. I have no complaints when I enrolled with Dividend. It was very easy process. They came out, told me what was going to happen and then completed the installation and the permitting. I just had to be at home that one day. Their customer service is very good. They've always helped me out, always had the right answer and sent me to the right direction. My system just got turned on last week. I'm happy because since day one there have been no issues and they've been cooperative and very helpful.

Solar energy is a move towards green energy source. It wasn't so affordable for everybody before but now, it's getting there in terms of monetary value. It made more sense than anything. So I called Vision Solar to get a rundown of what they do and they actually used Dividend to do their finance. Enrolling with Dividend was easy as sending them a few copies of documents and sign them. It was much easier than buying a house! I'm satisfied so far. I haven't received my first electricity bill, so I haven't seen the benefits yet. But shortly, I know it will. I'm looking forward to my solar panels.

I knew about Dividend Solar through the people who installed our solar thing which is Baker Electric. A couple of the neighbors had Baker install nice facilities for them so I looked into solar energy services. I thought we couldn't do it because of the angle of our roof but they made it work. It was very easy enrolling with Dividend Solar. I like the plans they have with the settings. It has the monitoring and the maintenance included for the 20 years. I'm very satisfied with the experience.

Our electric bill was high so I decided to look into solar energy services. I am very satisfied with my decision! I enrolled with Dividend Solar and the process was easy. The weird thing was after I activated, I didn't hear anything until I logged on and I haven't confirmed the little deposit that they have made into my account for automatic withdraw which was fine.

We're very satisfied with going solar. Solar energy services are cheaper than paying National Grid and enrolling with Dividend Solar was seamless. I’m not going to have electric bills or will have a credit towards possible electric bills and everything seems to be going really smooth. However, their rate seems a little high compared to others in the market place and I plan on reaching out to them to see if they could reduce the loan rate because there are solar loans through local banks that are almost half the rate.

I had a very positive experience overall with Dividend Solar and I'm satisfied with my decision to go solar. It was fairly simple to enroll with them. There was only one instance where there was some confusion with some paperwork that I had already signed, but it wasn't a big deal. My rep at Renovus Solar, the installer, pretty much shepherded the whole process, so that was cool. I liked the fact that I was able to do everything online, which was really convenient.

My loan agreement included handing over my utility company rebate and tax rebate. Until my tax rebate hits in 2017, I will be paying an "incentive payment". This incentive payment is an interest only payment and which means I'll be giving Dividend Solar an additional $1200 on top of my loan amount.

Dividend Solar has been great and I love them. Dividend was rated one of the top solar outlets for financing on the web and I found that in six different places. I wanted solar energy right at my house so I took a loan from Dividend Solar and they set things up, and now I'm waiting for a bill. It's been outstanding going solar and enrolling with Dividend. Moreover, I found out that one of the guys I was working with was from my hometown and we had a great relationship, so I was very lucky.

Enrolling with Dividend Solar worked out easily. I find it easy to make the adjustments that I wanted on the payments to cover my upcoming larger lump sum. So far so good.

I work for Trinity Solar and we offer Dividend. Solar energy services are a great value and I am very satisfied with my decision to go solar. It was an easy process enrolling with them. All interactions are also done over e-mail. I would recommend them!

I was looking into solar energy services and was referred to Dividend Solar by a co-worker. The experience was very trying overall. Enrolling was easy, but getting the system installed was very difficult. I started in September of last year and just got it installed within the last two weeks. I didn't get any positive feedback from Vision Solar throughout the process. Every time I called and asked them for updates, they pretty much said it was not their fault. Yet, they came out six times to do changes to the system before it got approved. At one time, they went back and said they had to redo the paperwork because the permit expired. Nobody was monitoring the timeline of when they get the permit. They gave me the runaround.

I wanted to save money on my power bill and help the environment. It's been fine so far with Dividend Solar. Enrolling with them has been a very easy process and I'm very satisfied with going solar.

I've had a very good experience with Dividend Solar. I signed up for their solar energy services because of the rebates and their reps have been great. They called me all the time and everything went fine, even though the process took a while.

My experience with Dividend Solar has been fantastic. The salesperson, the installation, the permitting and final install, and the communication were all excellent. They were very professional. It took about six to nine months for the whole process but we were informed about that so the whole operation was smooth. The numbers turned out to be what they said it would be so I’m very happy and 100% satisfied. Everything has been perfect and it’s working well.

A co-worker made me look into solar energy services and the solar company Geoscape Solar told me about Dividend. So far, I'm satisfied with going solar and everything is good and the way I expected. Enrolling with Dividend Solar has been very easy and it was very smooth after all the inspections were done. My interactions with customer service have been good. They've kept me updated and gave me phone calls telling me about the process. Everything went very smooth and I have no complaints at all. I've tried to recommend people to this and I say it was pleasant, no bad surprises and they're very informative.

I looked into having solar to have cheaper bill and for greener energy. I get an $11 bill, which is nice, but I definitely am not happy as I thought I’d be. Enrollment was a long process. Dividend Solar just financed the money, but everything's been through Trinity and they were absolutely horrible. Trinity outsourced the installation to another company and the guys who came here were not very professional. Half the panels weren’t hooked up after they said they were done. I would not do it again if I ever could.

Going solar is great. The company that installed my solar system brought to us Dividend Solar. It was quick and painless process with Dividend. I used to be with another company but I’m seeing a steeper electricity bill with the previous company every month and every year so we sought for another service provider. Also, having the new service provider will weigh a little heavier on the resell value of the house. I am happy with Dividend.

So far, everything's great with Dividend Solar. I previously had a solar system on my earlier home and I had recently moved, so I was interested in having a solar system, though I had not started looking. When Dividend reached out to me, I went ahead and allowed them to come and talk about it. I signed up and didn't have to do much. I've been busy so I thought it was really nice that they dealt with everything without me having to get a halt. I had to do the bare minimum on it so I really appreciated that. We had a little hiccup when we were trying to get the system online because we might have missed a step, but the online and phone interactions with everybody has been wonderful.

I turned in my request for enrollment back in November last year and we already signed a document. Later on, I waited and when I emailed my representative, he told me that the contractor went bankrupt so Dividend Solar had to look for another one. Early this year when we were about to sign the documents, I noticed that there were some changes in the amount that I'm going to pay. There were also changes on the installation. Instead of installing the micro-inverters, they decided to install the single inverter. I talked to the new contractor and he said that the single inverter was cheaper. In case something like this happens again, Dividend Solar has to stick to the price and the materials they're going to be using because people who don't understand the technicality on the installation will overlook.

Electric is going up and I know that going solar is the way to the future. In the long run, I believe that it’d save me money. And so, I did some research, looking at parts in a solar. I had another solar company but I didn’t like their process. So I started researching and found Dividend Solar. They made the overall experience very easy. They appeared to have a very good plan and were very customer-friendly.

So far, I'm happy with my decision to have Dividend Solar which was referred to me by the company that I got my solar panels from. My primary reason to switch to solar energy is because it's gotten affordable. I did research before I made the decision and I'm excited about it right now. I supposedly can save more in the long-term, but we'll see. Enrolling with Dividend Solar was extremely seamless. I've talked to their customer service twice so far and they've been very responsive and professional. I get the feeling that they won't end the call until they feel that they've answered my question to my satisfaction. That's a big plus.

Due to the rising cost of electricity, we decided to go with solar services. Dividend Solar has a good customer service and their enrollment process is easy. I had a couple of forms filled up and I could do most of the stuff online. Our service has been turned on for about two weeks now and so far, I'm happy. They're a great company and I’ve already recommended them to a friend.

It took a while to get the net meters set, but from my understanding, it was the Nevada Power process. The only problem we had was when the system was originally set up, it was set up with 18 panels only. Since I didn't require a jump up on my circuit breaker, we agreed to put 20 panels instead of the previous 18. There was a mess up where they forgot that they had to redo the paperwork, but everything was taken care of. The system is up and working.

I was looking into solar services about a year ago but never followed through. Then, my brother was having it done through Dividend Solar and I just stuck with the same company that he used. Dividend did all the paperwork and I didn't have to do much work. Everything went well and I'm happy.

I heard about Dividend Solar from Oscar who was walking around the neighborhood, knocking on doors, and looking for business. I have been looking into solar energy services for a couple of years. I was interested in solar shingles because I wanted to put them all over my house but they’re expensive. The way Oscar explained it is, once I start paying for my panels, I don’t have to pay for my power bill anymore. That never really crossed my mind until he brought it up because my biggest concern was I didn’t want to be paying for solar panels and power bills at the same time. As soon as he said that, it clicked in my head and thought it was a good idea.

Everything went great with Dividend Solar during enrollment. I felt very comfortable with the whole process, and it was very easy. The customer service representatives did everything. I'm very happy.

Our electric bill was outrageous. I heard about Dividend Solar through Baker Electric and the overall experience was enrolling with Dividend Solar was perfect. It was very easy, user-friendly, and efficient. I am very satisfied.

I'm in the solar energy industry and decided to use solar energy to reduce cost. My installer enrolled me in Dividend Solar and I just initialed a few contracts, so it was a simple process. Their interest rate is a bit high but not crazy high. It is performing as expected so I'm satisfied so far.

We're a new customer and enrolling with Dividend Solar was very easy. It's all been very positive so far. Our power bill was 200 last year, and it's $36 this past month. We are 100%, extremely satisfied with our decision to go solar.

Solarize SC had an outreach campaign in South Carolina. We got hooked up with Sunstore, which is a local vendor around here for Filipinos. They told us about what we could have as far as a system on our house, and it sounded good. The price worked out well with the Duke Energy rebate that we're being offered and some of our state tax has been financed, so we decided to take Dividend Solar. My husband handled most of the enrollment process and he didn't had any problems. We're glad that that financing option was in place because we couldn’t have done it otherwise to install this solar energy system.

I wanted to try to save a buck so I went with Dividend Solar and I'm very satisfied that I did. They were fine and I didn’t have any problems. I would recommend them.

Getting solar energy looked liked a good investment. My installation (50 panels) was about $43,000 and there was a 30% tax credit off the federal tax bill and 25% off the South Carolina tax bill. That brings my actual cost down about $19,000. And now, the electricity I will produce looks like it will be $400 worth of electricity a month. It's producing on the average, right now, 90 kilowatt-hours per day and that's what they told me it would produce with Alder Energy which pays my electric and gas bill. I also got a credit from SCE&G. I went on the grid on March 15th, but after just 15 days when the March bill came in, I made enough electricity to cover my entire March electric and gas bill with $2 extra. So from now on, I expect my credit will be at least a $100 to $200 a month above my electric and gas bill. So the return on the investment is better than any stocks, or bonds, or money accounts.

I wanted to save money on our electric bill and so far, I've been very satisfied with Dividend Solar. My husband did most of the enrolling, but from what I experienced, it was very easy. Their people were super nice, very friendly and professional and knew what they were talking about.

I have the portal set up with Dividend Solar. So far, it seems good. I'm generating 667 kilowatts since March 8th when I turned it on. Austin Energy had a mix-up on it. My first bill came back as a shock. It said I owed them $7,500 and I used 50,000 kilowatts in two weeks, which is impossible. So I called Austin Energy and two days later, they fixed the problem. My bill for the solar portion was only $0.19, so I paid that. My electric bill came back for April and as of right now, I have a credit of about 32 bucks, which is cool.

Looking into solar energy services was something that I’ve always wanted to do. Being an environmentalist, I wanted to put my money where my mouth was. When I finally got to the point where I could afford it because of the loans and grants, I went for it. I did a lot of research on different options for different loans. It turned out that Dividend Solar was the best option. Once I decided then it was easy to get everything set up. I'm very excited to see the savings rolling in and for us to be making our own energy rather than having to buy CO2-produced energy.

We'd been looking into solar energy services for a while then there was an offer from Dividend Solar so we took it. Everything was straightforward when I enrolled. The gentleman who showed up explained what was going on and they also took care of everything including getting with my HOA and the city council. I barely had to do any paperwork and no physical paperwork. At the end of this month, I will see a whole month’s cycle and where our energy usage is at and how much it’s making for the month. The only issue that came up was the amount of time it took to have the panels up and running. I understood it wasn’t completely the company’s fault and they had some contractors that weren’t fulfilling their part of the bargain. But we were hoping to get that done in three months and it took us close to eight months.

We wanted to save money on energy costs so we started to look at solar energy services. We contacted Dividend Solar and they were prompt in the beginning. But it took a lot of paperwork and back and forth to get them. I had to get in touch with them using their online services, wherein I had a little trouble working on all the documents.

We wanted to go solar to save energy, and the solar company that I contracted to put solar on my ref introduced us to Dividend Solar. Enrollment was pretty painless. I just talked to Dividend Solar yesterday about when payments would start and got somebody who helped and walked me through the process right away. They've been good so far.

I don't want to pay the government or privately owned electric companies like APS, SRP or MEPCO so I looked into solar energy services, and enrolling with Dividend Solar has been easy. I talked to their reps because I had to check and make sure the account was correct. They were very good and the next day, they had the problem resolved so I'm very satisfied.

Dividend Solar gave us a very good experience. Our electric bill reached $600 and when the electric company came out, they said there was $133 that got knocked off because of our solar energy use. We'd recommend Dividend Solar to anybody because they did exactly what they said they would do. We're very pleased with them.

I decided to go solar to reduce my electricity costs and enrolling with Dividend Solar was great. The agent was knowledgeable and friendly. The actual installation and follow up was lacking. There really was no communication about when things are going to happen or what exactly was going to happen. I ended up having to keep calling them to figure it out. They didn't lay out what the timeline would be initially so I was kind of left in the dark about how long the whole process would take. It took a lot longer than I thought it would. Other than that, I'm very satisfied with my decision to go solar.

A friend told us about his experience with solar energy services, so we decided to give it a try. We came upon Dividend Solar through our solar company and had a great experience signing up with them. It's been really easy and I'm very satisfied that we went with them. We haven't had any problems so far.

Having solar energy services is a no brainer. It's a good thing to do financially. Enrolling with Dividend Solar was all done online and was real easy. I just got the solar start up and running but I made my first payment. I am very satisfied with my decision.

I’m in the power generation industry and I looked into solar power in 2004 when we first built our house. At that point in time, it was $90,000 for about a 5 Kilowatt system that had a life of 20 years. It just didn’t make sense with a paltry $2,000 federal tax credit. Last year, when they started putting in the tax credits for doing solar, I started looking a little closer. Three of my neighbors had solar put in over the summer. I talked to the installer that did their systems and I started looking at the cost-benefit versus return and all those good things.

Getting solar services is a long-term investment and my enrollment and installation with Dividend Solar went all right. I’m okay with my decision to go solar but I’ll be happier until I’ve seen some real results.

Dividend Solar was the first option I had for solar financing and I got approved so I stuck with them. Enrolling was extremely easy to do. The approval process and everything were sent over to them. I'm satisfied with going solar and we've already recommended Dividend to someone.

Enrolling with Dividend Solar was great. Everything's cool. We're really satisfied and we recommend them.

I was going for cost reduction and green energy and doing research online and found Dividend Solar. It was a painless enrollment with them. They do everything online and have a decent process.

I needed to do something about my electric bill so I investigated on solar energy and the different plans of solar energy companies. I ended up with Trinity who then informed me about Dividend. I enrolled with Dividend Solar and my experience was very professional, informative, and helpful. Though I had a couple of problems with their website, they were on my end, not theirs. I have also talked to them for a few times and I’ve been very pleased. The highest compliment I can pay a company is recommending them to a family member, and I have for Dividend. I couldn’t be more satisfied with my decision to go solar.

Dividend Solar was introduced to me through Trinity Solar, the company that installed my solar system. I went solar for the fact that I don’t have to pay for electricity anymore. I haven’t completed a full month yet but Dividend and Trinity were very professional. They were very much coordinated with each other and they made it very easy for my wife and I to do the enrollment process. Their customer service team has been excellent, too. I would definitely recommend Dividend Solar to anybody. So far, they seem to be very truthful and I’m very satisfied.

I felt that looking into solar energy services was worth it. I went solar and so far, it's been good. I enrolled with Dividend after I heard about them through the solar installer, and it has been a very positive experience. The enrolment wasn't difficult at all. Their customer service team has been very good, too. I am very satisfied.

I was looking at moving to more renewable sources of energy, started doing some research on solar and came across Dividend Solar on the internet. The whole application process was very easy and straightforward. Signing up and getting all the approvals and paperwork were handled by Dividend and their partners. The electricity from the solar panels that I’ve installed is looking good and I'm very satisfied.

There was a news story on the radio about a South Carolina organization that was promoting solar energy. I think our laws here changed last July and so they were doing a lot of promotion after that happened. Then the solar installer told me about Dividend and I went with them when I decided to go solar. So far, I'm very satisfied. I wish that the payoff time was a little bit shorter but I knew what the numbers were when I did it and I'm happy. Enrolling with them was completely electronic and the solar installer handled it all. It was very easy and they were great.

I’d like to save money and I don’t like to pay taxes, so I looked into solar energy services. Also, I’m a native German and we do a lot of alternative energy in Germany, so it’s something in my nature. Enrolling with Dividend Solar was a piece of cake and it is awesome that I don’t have an energy bill on the second month in a row. I’m perfectly happy with my experience with them.

I wanted to lower our electric bill and go greener so I decided to look into solar energy services. I have to use a lot of energy and so in the long run, it is a good investment. I went to a company called Solar D to purchase our solar panels and get them installed and they suggested Dividend Solar as the people we would go to financially. It was easy enrolling to Dividend Solar. Everything was online and we did it through email. It was helpful and things were explained to me well. So far, it's been good. We really won't see the monetary benefits for another 10 years or so when we pay it off. But in general, it feels good to know that most of our energy is coming from the sun now.

My contractor referred me to Dividend Solar as a financing option. As far as the approval of the project, the process was very quick and very efficient. My contractor didn't report any issues with them. They were very responsive.

We're satisfied that we went solar. Enrolling with Dividend was super easy and all of our questions were answered. It was a good experience.

I heard about Dividend Solar from my contractor. So far, I'm satisfied with them. Their enrollment process was easy. I had an excellent experience.

I heard about Dividend Solar from a guy I worked with. He thought Dividend Solar had a pretty good deal after shopping around different solar companies. Signing up was done online with emails. Dividend Solar made everything convenient. They came out to my house and I didn't have to leave. Since I'm still early on having them, I'd call Dividend up or a guy to come out to my place to explain how everything works again. It's been an easy process. They took care of the rebates with EPS. Nothing caught me out of surprise. I'm very pleased with the whole raw deal. I recommended them to my brother and he's got Dividend Solar installed too.

We had a salesman come to our house to sell us a package on solar panels on our roof to be installed back in February. The salesman had come by back at the end of November and they recommended that if I didn't have the funding to buy the product right out, then I should go through Dividend Solar to finance that. Enrolling with Dividend Solar and getting the financing set up was good. Everything went smoother than I expected. So far, it's been pretty painless and an easy implement, and I look forward to next month. Hopefully, I'll get my first electric bill and it'll be a positive impact based on the new solar panel system.

I've always been interested in solar energy and the recent cost reduction and rebate opportunity made me decide to go solar. Enrolling with Dividend Solar has been easy but it's not fully in operation yet. It's been a very slow process. Their business is growing faster than they can keep up but they've been in contact with me. It's been a very positive and friendly experience and I'm satisfied so far.

We bought a house here in Missouri in August and we found out that Empire was our only utility company that we had a choice of and they're outrageously priced. So, we checked into solar energy services with Dividend Solar and so far so good.

Solar energy is more cost efficient and I'm very satisfied that I went with it. However, enrolling with Dividend was very difficult. I got denied at first and I reapplied. But, interactions with customer service went pretty good. The experience has been pleasant overall.

I looked into going solar because I have an extremely high electric bill during the summer months when the air conditioning is running a lot, and due to the tax credits as well. It's only been a couple of months since I switched to solar and it's been great so far. I went through Dividend Solar separately for financing. Some of the solar companies would actually handle all that totally through themselves but I told the solar installer that I wanted to pursue the financing on my own. I looked around a little bit and came to the conclusion that Dividend Solar offer the best financing rates for me since they seem to specialize strictly in solar panels. Enrolling was quite easy - just like filling out an application for any loan. My contact with their customer service was very limited but everything was fine.

Enrolling with Dividend Solar was very simple. We looked into solar energy services because of the cost and it's also the right thing to do and I gladly went with Dividend. Their customer service was very courteous. I'm thrilled with going solar and it has been a very good experience, absolutely perfect, and I am impressed.

Solar energy services have been something that definitely had my curiosity piqued. I enrolled with Dividend Solar and they made the whole application process very simple. It didn’t require much interaction but their customer service is good when I call them. I’m very satisfied with my decision to go solar. It was an easy process from start to finish and I’m thankful I went through with it. It took longer than anticipated, but it was a good experience overall.

Overall, it was a good process and they did well communicating the hiccups I had with the installation.

My experience with Dividend Solar was not too great. The job wasn't done right. The exterior wall has a shadow box built into it so I have volts coming through furniture. They came here a month ago and took pictures of it. We waited an extra three months and I’m still waiting for the job to be done the correct way. Their customer service just makes believe that I don’t exist.

Our electric bills were worth $200 a month so we got with EarthWise Solar for their solar services. I heard about Dividend Solar through them and they hooked me up with Dividend Solar. We did everything online and it was very quick and painless. I'm pretty well satisfied with my decision to go solar.

I have looked into energy sources for its cost and electricity and with that, I'm very satisfied with Dividend Solar. It has been a painless experience dealing with them.

When we built our house, we were looking at putting solar panels at that time but it was too expensive. I continued looking at going solar over the years and when we ran into someone at the Travelers Rest Market, that’s when we decided to go ahead and do it. Dividend Solar has done a good job and I'm very satisfied with their work. They were very helpful and all the questions I ever asked, they answered them. Everything’s worked out great and things are going good.

I've always been trying to look into solar energy services to upgrade as much as possible. Then I heard about Dividend Solar through a friend and a work associate so I decided to try it out. It's not so good so far. The overall process has been too long, confusing and uninformed. It's not as turnkey or seamless as it should be or as I'd like it to be. Dividend didn't do a good enough job of educating me of the process, how it can work and the steps. Right now that it's been done, I'm having questions and issues with the local city public service provider. I got my first bill - I show on my solar meter I've reduced 89-kilowatt hours but on my bill they only gave me credit for five. Why?

A friend suggested that we look into solar energy services. It was through Trinity Solar that we got to know of Dividend Solar. We set up an account and everything was done online, which was very easy. It's only been a month, and if everything goes the way they said it is going to go, I’m sure I'm going to be satisfied. I’d recommend them.

Somebody was advertising or giving a lecture in the senior center. I then asked him what can I get because I was interested in solar energy. The guy answered a few questions and he said he'll let me talk to the people involved in Dividend Solar, and I'm very satisfied that I went with it. I've had a good experience all in all. Enrolling was not difficult but it wasn't all that easy because they wanted all kinds of permits from all different people. It has nothing to do with Dividend Solar, but it was all the process they have to go through. For the first month, I was getting in and out with it. They were getting new things into it and they wanted a lot of information about how the things would be installed and who will be the person responsible. I have recommended them to a couple of friends. One of them walked right into it and he's also getting the solar panels installed in the house.

I wanted to lower my electric bill. I’m still waiting for my first bill from Dividend Solar, and it looks straightforward so I’m hoping it will be fine. According to the paperwork, my first loan payment was supposed to be on March 17th and I didn’t hear from them at all. So I would have preferred to have heard from them even if it was to say, “We’re not going to take the first payment until April” to have some sort of communication.

Dividend Solar set up the loan and I have just finished getting the system underway. So far, they have done everything they promised to do. I would recommend them to a friend.

Dividend Solar have some mistakes that they have to fix. For example, the amount on the contract that I originally signed is different from the amount that is on the website. By this time, they have not fixed it. The service is okay, and I'm happy that I decided to go solar. But the enrollment process was a little bit complicated because it took eight months since the first time that I signed the contract to have my system working. It’s too much for a process that has to be very easy. They only call me every two months to update the information that they were working on the process and with the energy company.

I've seen other people had solar panels, and my electric bills were getting too crazy so I thought of checking solar. First we tried one solar company and they didn't want to work with us. When we called Trinity, they said they'll come out and the gentleman, Bill, came down from Schenectady and gave us a good deal. We're happy with all the guys that installed everything. They were very professional, answered all our questions and showed us all the stuff. The salesman was knowledgeable, too. So that helped out all the way around. But one of the gentlemen left his drill in my basement.

I inquired about solar energy services from Dividend Solar, set an appointment and they took over from there. The process was longer than expected but there’s nothing hard about it. I just needed to be patient. The people were courteous and helpful. They just finished the installation and finally plugged it in. I’m very satisfied that I've done it.

I wanted to go green so I looked into getting solar energy. I learned about Dividend Solar through Trinity Solar so I signed up with Dividend and had a great experience doing it. They were courteous and were able to explain everything to me. And now I'm starting to get large rebates on my electric bills.

I’m satisfied with my decision to go solar. I got Dividend Solar through Trinity Solar. Everything was cut-and-dried good. The process was easy, except for them not knowing my cash financials. That’s the only part that they didn’t explain to me good enough. There was the tax thing, which is the amount that I get back from the government. They painted a picture that I was going to get all the money back. They said I'm going to get $9000 back, and I only got half of it this year and the other half next year.