Freedom Power Solar Reviews

I was with Sunrun first, and they advised me to lease. Then Chase from Freedom Solar stopped by and explained very well the difference between leasing and financing. He told me the best option was to finance since the monthly payment with leasing was going up every year. With Freedom, the monthly payment was for 15 months before it would change, and they explained that if I tried to pay back the incentive, it would go down. That would be a game changer if we filed taxes so we could reimburse quickly before the deadline.

Freedom Solar is the most expensive out of the three I googled, but they answered my questions. Nobody else could answer what happens if my roof leaks because of where they put the solar. Freedom Solar said they warranty that for 10 years. I feed my house first and then out, and they actually proved it to me at Freedom. I’m the kind of guy who does three bids and usually goes with the middle, but in this case, I went for the high-end one and I think they did a great job.

I filled in one of these online, where several companies responded to bids. We had quotes from four companies and Freedom Solar Power appeared to be the better deal at the time.

I’ve seen Freedom Solar through Facebook. Unfortunately, my experience with customer service was not good at all. Sometimes I have doubts and have been trying to contact them for a while. It took a long time to get a response, and when I did, the information was vague and didn’t clarify everything. At one point, I gave up trying.

Knowledgeable and personable, and tries to give the customer the best solar value. I wish she would have given us more info on more expensive options (We would not have changed the system).

I just had the greatest crew come out and put solar on my second house. The electricians were: JACOB **/JORDAN **/CHRIS **. Team worked so great together. It took them no time at all to get the electrical boxes up and connected to the solar panels. It was fun just to watch how fast and well they worked together. I had very few questions as this was the second house I have had solar put on. A year ago, I had solar put on my rent house next door and I had no idea how much they were saving. After they moved out, I had a nice family of 5 people move in my 3-bedroom house (mom dad and 3 kids) after paying me first month rent and security deposit then they tried to get the power in their name and found out it would cost them $260 for an account. They were on a 6-month lease.

Ticket # ** - I'm not able to monitor our system that we purchased through Freedom Solar as was part of the deal. I last talked with Ms S and she was able to see what our system is doing, I informed her that my app is showing 0 kW - solar, 0 kW - home, both power walls are at 100% and drawing 0 kW from the grid. This not knowing what is actually happening on my end has become unacceptable.

Not sure what to say. We are spending nearly $300 a month to save anywhere from $50 - $80 a month. The math doesn't add up. I wish I never tried solar. Now I'm stuck with a 20 year loan. I wish someone would come get this stuff off my house or pay off my loan. This isn't right. Bless all. JSB

I have my system now for about 18 months and never had all panels working. Service team is very friendly onsite, but is for some reason not able to fix completely. Also no clear advise on how this is compensated. Now my system has stopped powering house and grid for about 13 days now and no one proactively calls to fix and service team will take days if not weeks to come out. Monitor was broken a few times, then came back online. Now I find out that no power has been put into the house and grid via my electricity provider. Solar buy back plans are more expensive, so I guess I am lucky it is not July, August in Texas yet.

I had Freedom Power install a system in March of 2024. They came out and installed my system in and collected my money. I then had a problem in August of 2024. It is now the end of February 2025 and I have the same problem. They keep on telling me that they will fix the problem. I wait months for them to show up and they never fix. The latest is I had a bad panel which of course never happens. I guess I just got lucky. Now I have waited once again because they can't come up with a panel. Solar power installers who can't come up with a panel.

Freedom Solar has met my high expectation. Silvana was very timely, knowledgeable and very patient in explaining the details to the point you will be expert and can recommend it to others! The installer were on time and efficient and did an awesome job despite being cold outside.

I am a Multi-Skilled Engineering Technician and selected Freedom based on their superior solar panels. The installation went well: 24 panels on my remote garage roof that is piped into my home panel 40' away. I measured 240 VAC output from the panels at 30 Amps in bright Florida sunlight, enough to power my electric dryer! The array powered both my old and new central A/C units through the hottest parts of about 2 years. The extra power is saved as a credit on my Duke Bill to cover night use - I elected not to go with the complication of a battery system. My initial investment should be paid off in savings long before the "Life" of the panels fades, and their superior technology should allow for longer than the advertised lifespan.

My overall experience with Freedom Solar has been very satisfying. The sign-up process was straightforward, although the entire process took about three months from start to finish, including obtaining necessary permits from the city, utility, and HOA. The timelines they provided were broad, but the estimations for each step were quite accurate.

I first heard about Freedom Solar when I started searching for alternatives to handle the high electric bills in Florida, which have tripled since I moved there in 2020. Given that Florida is such a sunny state, solar energy seemed like the right choice. Out of several companies I considered, Freedom Solar offered the best deal and seemed very reputable.

The representatives were very friendly and it was very easy to understand what was happening and where we were going. Since the installation, everything has been working perfectly, and I've noticed lots of cost savings. Freedom Solar makes the process easy to grasp, explaining everything in detail. Even if you don't know much about solar energy, they provide all the necessary information on how everything is going to work and what to expect.

I had a fantastic experience with Freedom Solar. They were here when they were supposed to be, did what they were supposed to do, and put in a good system. I discovered them while researching solar providers in the Austin area, and they were highly rated, so I chose them. When the city inspector came to check the installation, he praised their work, noting that the inspection was almost unnecessary due to their precision. The main delay was obtaining permits from the city, but once that was sorted, the installation was completed in about three to four weeks. After going solar, I noticed a significant drop in my electric bill. Before the installation, my bill was nearly $197 and dropped to just over $50 the following month, demonstrating remarkable savings.

I am extremely satisfied with my experience with Freedom Solar Power. I discovered them while researching different companies online, and their ratings stood out to me. Throughout the process, they kept me informed at every step, which I appreciated. It wasn't just about scheduling around installations; it was about understanding what was involved with the system.

Freedom Solar's representatives were engaged throughout. We recently upgraded our system, doubling its capacity by adding more panels and battery storage. When I got back in touch with them for the upgrades, the customer service was excellent. The price was good as well.

I had this company install solar panels on my home for $40000. I have now had a panel down for 1 month with ZERO communication as to the problem being fixed. This is the poorest customer service I have ever seen. I have called 3 times and asked to talk to a manager which was supposed to happen by the end of day. Now I am on hold again because the rep is checking with operations.... Same thing was told to me on the last 3 calls. Don't do business with this company unless you want to.

We purchased Freedom Solar after researching it ourselves, and so far, our experience has been excellent. We're still new to the product, but everything is going well so far. Our interactions with customer service have been very good.

I first learned about Freedom Solar through the Tesla program as they were contracted out. My experience with Freedom Solar was great. I had no major issues, although communication was a little slow at times. The team that installed the Powerwall and solar panels was excellent. My only concern was that the solar panel team could have cleaned up more thoroughly after themselves when working in the attic. I suggested to the team lead that they could use a small vacuum to clean up any mess. He agreed to pass this feedback along to the company. Overall, I had a really good experience with a professional and courteous group of people.

I wanted to contribute to the environment, so my husband and I considered solar power. I contacted five different companies and Freedom was the only one that returned my call and showed up when they said they were going to. One company was a pure scam and the other three, we have never heard from. With Freedom Solar, our contact, Danny has been right on top of everything and in touch. We're now just waiting for the inspector and the city to come with the new meter.

Loved the money saving due to panels. Customer service is horrible, I was asked during installation if I wanted hardware hidden thru attic, of course I said yes, worker came in. Said area was too small, he was getting a supervisor to check it out, never happened. Did all the work as they saw fit no explanations. Had a leak within months, ruined ceiling with leaks, workers came. Did sloppy work. Didn't change any of the damage. Just painted over it. Beryl came. Blew out system, 24 hour monitoring. Never notified me system was out until I called them, made report that was not entered until I called again, System had been up and down since then, completely out as of Aug. 8, 2024. Here I am Oct. 9, 2024 barely getting a message to set up service for repairs, never having received any contact about situation. Receiving 2 extremely high light bills since then 6x my usual bill with solar panels!

I checked a few prices and Freedom Solar seemed to have a good price. I ended up liking our initial salesman, Cody. Also, they had the new Tesla Powerwall 3. My solar panels are installed, but it's not working yet. The utility needs to drop in the panel, so we can get it turned on. We’re at seven months at this point, but I know a lot of that had to do with permits.

The enrollment process was fine. I started looking in late January or February and it was hooked up and activated by March 12 so the whole process went pretty quick. I'm satisfied with my experience. Also, I have the app on my phone and it tells me, how much electricity I produce went in place of what I would have had to purchase and how much was sold back to them at a lesser value.

They were informative, thorough, and knowledgeable. They were good. Their teams are well connected to the project and well informed. Their whole team, from sales, design, to install and then to start up, has all been great. So far, the product has been very good. It's been a couple of months into a 25-year expected lifetime, but they provided all the documentation on the equipment for its ratings and listing.

Somebody walked the neighborhood and was talking about solar. I reached out to Freedom and to a couple other companies to get feedback and find a good reputable company. Freedom seemed to be the most reputable that I could find and I really liked their sales guy. His name was Chase and he was really informative. But I don't know if what he told me is all true, so now I'm having second thoughts about the whole seller experience. We talked about electric bills and he said I wouldn't have an electric bill unless it was an extremely hot summer. But last summer, it was very hot and he said he had a bill because of the hot summer. But I shouldn't have a bill. Last month, my second bill was $60, which is not much compared to what it could be if I didn't have the solar. I felt misled about that.

We purchased a new home last year. This whole neighborhood is new and several solar companies came by, wanting to know if they could schedule appointments for consultations. I talked to a few and got some information, and we had a consultation with a couple. The one that stood out was Freedom Solar because they have corporate accounts. Apple chose them. So, as big as Apple is, if they chose them, why wouldn't I choose them?

I was pricing things out. From where I stood, Freedom Solar was the best deal in terms of price and financing. I asked last year about this time and then started pricing it out, and I got a couple of quotes. I put it off for a little while. Then somebody from Freedom Solar came back and was like, “Hey, I can lower it down to this much.” They were aggressive in trying to get my business. So, that's what I went with. I wasn't in need of it right away. So, I was on a flexible time schedule. I just said, “Whenever you show up, you show up.” Going solar was good. I like it. I like the app because it tells me what I'm spending or what I'm using and what I'm not. The savings is the best part of it. I know I'll get some savings down on the road but right now, I'm having to make the payments, too.

Freedom Solar seemed like, from the onset, that they were good to go with. So, I went with them. Everything's been positive with my experience with their customer service. I have been powered up with them since the end of July and so far, everything is good. I have an online meeting with them today to go over various things.

I had a co-worker who uses Freedom Solar so he referred me and I was also looking to save a little bit of money on the energy bills. The guys who did the solar panel installation came out the same day like the electricians that they had. There was an issue with where they were gonna run a conduit line down the roof. And the guy asked me if I wanted to do it this way or this way and he did that. It was noninvasive as far as where the cable was. I use the app to track the progress. We've had some overcast days here recently. But other than that, I’m happy with what it's producing. Freedom was easy to work and I'm satisfied.

I looked up Freedom Solar and liked the reviews that I saw. The reps were very professional and helped me stay within a budget that I could afford. I already knew I wanted solar, so it was good that I didn't have to go through a major sales pitch. The installation was oblivious to me because all I had to do was give them access to my Wi-Fi so I would be able to have a connection to it via my smartphone. But otherwise, they did everything and cleaned up after they finished.

Freedom Solar is a good company to consider. Some of the other companies we looked at had this or that or other things going on and I can see where that'd be positive for different people but for us, for what we were looking for for our time scale, Freedom Solar met that bill. There is an app which allows us to monitor how much is being produced and I'm checking it twice a day. Usually, towards the afternoon, I wanna see how we've been doing during the day. Then I'll do it again the following morning and see how we did. I also take a look at a snapshot for the week and for the month, see where we are and what our total electrical bill for the month will be from that usage. Looking at the numbers go up and down and the fact that we can track everything is wonderful. We have lower bills since the system was installed.

I had good luck with Freedom Solar. The presentation made sense and the installation was great. They started on time and it took one day. I've had the system for 3 months now and Freedom Solar works for me.

Freedom Solar's salespeople did a good job. We went through the assessment process and they made a nice presentation. They packaged it up well and answered all my questions. I'm satisfied. The app is user-friendly and gives me the information I need. The only thing I'm concerned about right now is I thought it would cover all of my power bill but I noticed last month that I'm paying $200 for my electricity. I might need more panels 'cause I don't produce enough electricity to cover my electric bill.

I had investigated solar back years ago and decided it wasn't for me because it had a 20-year break-even deal. And that's what I'm seeing now. However, the rebates that were offered on taxes were appealing to me at this time because I had just sold my business and was looking at a big capital gains tax. So it came to the point to either invest in solar or pay capital gains tax. I decided I'd invest in the solar. Plus, the bonus was that they now have the Tesla battery packs because I was looking at getting a home generator, which would be $10,000, and then you have to maintain and feed it when it's running. So the battery packs negated the need for the generator, which was a plus.

I researched a bunch of different solar companies, got quotes from them, and I liked Freedom's answer first. The process for getting all the approvals was easy. They took care of all that for us, and I'm very satisfied. We haven't had any problems since they installed the system. All in all, Freedom Solar was very good, professional and their prices are better than some of the other companies.

I did a web search of some solar companies in Dallas, Texas on Reddit, and I saw that Freedom Solar had a really good customer service rating and everyone recommended them. My first interest in solar was, previous to this home, one of my friends had said they got solar and they had loved it because it was helping them cut down the cost and they were locking in their energy rate for years to come. That's what we wanted to do with it.

I had a good experience with Freedom Solar. But some of the discussions we had didn't get to the next team that I dealt with. For instance, the discussion that I had with the sales rep didn't get handed over to the installers or to the design people. So it was all kind of segmented. But the design team was good.

Until now, my interactions with the Freedom Solar reps are above expectation. They are understanding and experienced. Customer service is good. As far as the product, it was 6.5 kilowatts and I was told 85% generation. Now, it is generating 58. All the calculation that we did is falling apart. I'm getting a benefit of around 50 bucks a month I'm receiving and that will take me 30 years to pay off my investment. So, that calculation somehow was missed. Price was good. It is high end, but it was competitive in the market. If you talk about Tesla, then it's competitive. But if you talk about the midrange, they are way too high. Midrange people charge you maybe 30% less.

I spoke with a few different representatives from a few different solar companies, and Freedom Solar was the one that seemed to be the least scammy. The other ones were having clearly more shady disingenuous pricing options that weren't based on how much the panels were gonna cost and that were based more on what they thought would be able to get from me. In talking with Freedom Solar, it seems like that was not the case with them. Theirs was truly based on the actual value of the system.

Working with Freedom Solar went well. Everything went smoothly.

My buddy down the street used Freedom Solar to get solar panels installed. I had seen other solar companies on different houses, but I was really impressed with the install that Freedom Solar did on his house, so I chose to go with them. Getting set up was great. I knew what I wanted. We live way out in the country, so I ended up purchasing it over the phone with the salesman. I didn't even have him come out because there was no need for that. Once I signed the contract, then they sent people out to the house to take measurements but initially, I wasn't a hard sale for them.

I'm very satisfied with Freedom Solar. They were prompt and did what they said they were gonna do. Their customer service is great.

Freedom Solar sent out a salesperson who answered all of our questions and was very transparent and aboveboard. The price that they said it was gonna be was exactly what it was. After we signed the contract, they had to have their guy come out and determine what it would look like. Our roof is not flat and he wanted to check the angles and see if they needed to prop them up. That took about three weeks. Then they came up with the design for it but Core held them up for about a month on the design. Core limits how many panels we can have to how much we use, which they vastly underestimated and we will be getting more panels. Core only allowed us to get nine panels and we need at least 11.

Freedom Solar was associated with my company's benefit plan and signing up with them was very good. The impact has been a little bit less than what I thought I would see but it's been only about six months.

Freedom Solar came in, explained the system to us and suggested where to put them. They took a drone around the roof and looked at the shade covering. They also looked at the structure of the roof. They walked us through the amount of energy we could produce and how we would have additional ones installed with the current utility meter. That meter would measure how much the panels were receiving. We also have an app that connects with the box and it tells me real-time how much energy I'm producing and how much I'm getting from the utility.

Signing up with Freedom Solar was great. Their rep came and showed us everything in detail. He was very professional. He answered all the questions that we had about the panels and how long it was gonna take. He kept with us until the installation team came in. Those guys are great. My prices have since went down. We have the battery and the solar, and it's been a big difference. I only paid 30 bucks for electricity, which compensates for the payment of the solar panel. Freedom Solar is awesome. They're a legit company and the material they use is good. They give you the choice to select what type of solar do you want. They will also help you all the way. When there was a storm, they came in and fixed them real quick.

I got the permission to operate right before the hurricane hit. Before the hurricane hit, Freedom Solar called, said that I was showing low voltage, and they would send somebody out. But the hurricane hit and the neighborhood was without power. I had power the whole six days. Afterwards, they sent people out. The electricians had done the Powerwall and said it looked good. They sent the people out to put the panels up but when they got everything installed they forgot to hook one of the lines up. I went through the hurricane with 11 panels instead of 22. I had power but we had cold water. We took cold showers. We didn't wanna use the hot water heater and turned the AC off. But we cooked and even did a load of wash. I’m happy.

Working with Freedom has been excellent. Mostly, it's been online but when they come out, I can talk with them to get answers. They answer my questions courteously and expeditiously and they get me answers within sometimes 10 minutes. We are still in the works, though. The panels were good, but the monitoring is out of battery. It's a Tesla battery and the monitoring was actually Tesla. They monitor on a regular basis and they said there might have been one panel that's off. They contacted Freedom and Freedom was out here yesterday. They sent an electrician to look at it and he lit the panel. He did the test while he was in customer service with Tesla and they were back here the next day.

My experience working with Freedom Solar has been good and my interactions with the customer service have been pretty great. My sales rep and the install guys were great. Also, I've used their website once or twice and it was not bad. I called when I didn't understand it and they walked me through everything. The price is a little high, though. The government covered a third of it but they're trying to get everybody to switch off the grid so you would think that the government would have covered more or maybe the company would have gotten some kind of a deal with the government and lower the prices a bit more.

I liked the sales guy who came out and talked to me. He respected my time and the price was right compared to other systems that I could use. Their project managers were good but communication could have been a little bit better with Freedom and their project management. It's just there was one transition where I think one project manager got moved to a different department or a different area. I had to start over with a new project manager. Also, there was more rules and regulations than I thought going into the project of getting my house hooked up with solar. We were going back and forth between the electric company, the county, and Freedom Solar, making sure that everyone was on the same page. But it all got resolved and everything's running great right now. The solar has been active for three to four months now and there's been little bit of cost savings compared to what I was paying.

Signup was quick. There were some minor hiccups with installation, but it's all fine. We're pleased with the product.

We've had solar panels for years, but we didn't have a solar backup battery. Freedom Solar seemed like a good fit. We added the battery, and I'm very satisfied. They had good communication and delivered everything they promised. I have already recommended Freedom Solar to other family members, and I'll continue to do so.

The Freedom guy who came to my home knew everything. He was so prepared and so professional. Freedom has good reviews, too. They do the house really well. They do the windows and the ceilings and everything. So maybe later I can see some changes in our electricity bill. I recommend them to the other people because I really love their job. Everything was good. We don't have any problem.

Our overall experience with Freedom Solar was positive. The process was seamless from the proposal to the final installation. The only hiccup we had was with the city and the process of obtaining a permit. I had to follow the permit process all the way through as there were a few holdups along the way and the Freedom Solar engineers did not follow up with the city. Once I alerted the Freedom Solar engineers to the problem at the city they got the problem worked out. We have had our installation for 18 months now and we are saving a lot of money on our electricity. Even though we have solar panel payments we are still saving money.

I recently had the pleasure of working with Freedom Solar Power for my home solar installation, and the experience was exceptional from start to finish. The team at Freedom Solar Power was knowledgeable and professional throughout the entire process. The customer service was outstanding.

The process started out great all along way with the salesperson reassurance that we would have enough panels to supply all the power needed for the house. I explained several times that I wanted extra panels because I was going to put a shop in within the year. I was also told that there’s a few month period that goes by to zero out the account. THAT DID NOT HAPPEN. I was also told that they would assist us in getting the information for the rebates. THAT DID NOT HAPPEN. Once the system was installed I NEVER had any contact with the salesperson except for the time he said he was hoping to check into why the system wasn’t producing the amount of usage.

It's been 2 months since the installation of the system. I have contacted support multiple times via email and phone and never got any ETA or proper explanation of the project's status. My payment starts in 2 weeks but my system is not turned on. Now I have to pay my utility bill as well as my payment. You get numerous calls before signing the contract. Once the contract is signed you will get an totally new experience.

Unfortunately, I have to update my review with this downgrade. To be fair, I have loved the performance of my system until this latest issue. It appears that once Freedom Solar has your money you can forget about any support from them. I have started having problems with my battery backup system so I tried to contact Freedom Solar service by phone, by chat, by email with no response or even acknowledgement that they will look at the issue to diagnose and fix the issue. When you call you're put on hold and after a while the phone system cuts you off. They offer a call back option but they never call back.

I was given the best deal by the most optimistic salesman from Freedom Solar. He was a wealth of knowledge. When the agent arrived to measure the house, he gave me permission to peek over his shoulder. He explained all of this to me. He gave me the whole show. After that, they provided me with a thorough plan of approval and informed me of every permission and step of the procedure. Approximately two weeks ahead of schedule, they placed the panels. I heartily endorse Freedom.

The experience with Freedom was great. I was able to track my progress through the app and the app is really easy to read. We see slight progress to it already.

The salesman from Freedom Solar was the most positive and he offered me the best price. He was very informative. The representative that came out and measured the house allowed me to watch over his shoulder. He told me exactly what was going on. He showed me everything. Then they sent me a detailed plan of approval and kept me up to date on all the permits and the process. They installed the panels about two weeks ahead of schedule. I would recommend Freedom highly.

I was looking for somebody to put solar panels on my new house and I reached out to the guy who had sold me solar panels on my previous house. He said he's no longer affiliated with that company, but that he would help me find someone that could do it and find the best deal. He found Freedom and explained what they could do and then hooked me up with them. Freedom's customer-service was straightforward. They showed up and asked me what I was looking for, what type of system, and how much I wanted.

Updated on 12/19/2024: If I could lower my initial rating I would. I called to request installation of Tesla Wall Connector, which I bought from Tesla. They quoted me $2100, which included a $1200 rebate from Austin Energy and a $630 Federal Tax Credit, which brings down my bottom line to $270. After installation, I only received $900 rebate from Austin Energy, being told that the Tesla Wall Connector is non-OCPP (Open Charge Point Protocol) compliant. I ended up spending $570 on the installation. Freedom Solar provided me a wrong quote due to incorrect information on their end. I got a $420 quote from a different provider. Had I known earlier that I would spend $570, I would not have pushed through with Freedom Solar. Avoid them at all costs. There are better providers out there.

I was interested in solar to gain independence from the grid and its unreliability. I did some research online and talked with some salespeople in the process. I finally decided that Freedom Solar was the best fit for my requirements. I am extremely satisfied with them. The devices in my home aren't subject to electrical variations including brownouts or outages and my electric bill has gone from over $100 to about $5. It's been a very favorable experience so far. I would recommend them.

My solar panels power my whole house and the only thing I pay in electricity is $27 meter fee. One time, one of the panels was not communicating with the computer that runs everything. I called them and they picked up the phone on the first ring and the problem was solved within 24 hours. If you wanna stop paying for electricity, call Freedom Solar.

My experience with Freedom Solar was great. The sales rep was informative and polite. He wasn't pushy and I didn't feel like I'd typically do with a sales visit. The installation was perfect, too. Very quick. Everybody worked in conjunction with each other. It was smooth and very professional.

I've had a great experience with Freedom Solar. They are thorough and very knowledgeable of their product. I've had a lower bill since going solar, which has been fantastic.

I could not be more pleased with my experience with Freedom Solar. I am generating more power than I'm using and I'm at about 102% solar powered for 2024, for the year thus far. I have a Tesla Powerwall and it gives me those numbers. Freedom Solar is not the cheapest and the bid that they gave me was about $4,000 more than the company that I spoke with in Mason. But in addition to the fact that they are larger and have been around longer, the level of service was outstanding. They walked me through the whole process any time I had a question. I’ve been changing my internet provider and you need the internet to monitor the system. I called them, a live person answered the telephone, and they took care of it for me.

Freedom Solar's reps were very responsive. We had some back and forth about the system design, and they were helpful with that. Also, I never felt pushed or pressured. After the installation, it took about a week or two to activate the system. But from the first meeting until we were up and running, it took six to eight weeks.

The attached picture of an email I received should tell the whole story and the IQ of all that work for this company except the only 2 that work in repair/warrant (Chris and Jesse - only 2 with knowledge, professional skills and customer communication). I've had nothing but headache and run around with these people that are Austin, TX based.

What Freedom provides for solar panels are better than what the other places offer. They were also willing to put it on a roof with cement shingles. The rep, Mike, explained things well and always answered in a timely fashion. It's very expensive though. The process could also go faster, but I don't know who has control of that.

We did some checking around and we were happy with Freedom Solar and then happy with everything up until the end, and then they remedied everything. So, we would recommend them. We liked the number of years they've been in business. They weren't new to the solar game. We also liked that they were a Texas company. The install team was fabulous. We could not have asked for a better team at our house. The lead installer called my husband and checked up on stuff twice and my husband trusted him enough to give him our gate code and he worked on our house without us even being there and we never do that. We would do it again in a heartbeat.

The deal that Freedom Solar had with a certain loan worked out well, so I went with them. The process was way faster than I thought it would be. They got out here quickly and got everything set up. However, there was a long approval process. But it was out of their hands. A lot of it was in control of the HOA. I had to jump through hoops from the HOA perspective that dragged things out, but they were really quick and efficient, and handled everything as much as they could on their end to make sure they made it go quickly. I’d recommend Freedom Solar. They did a really good job. The app also gives me constant feedback on the amount of energy that I'm producing, and how much I'm using in the home and it keeps all the data in there so I can reference that as well. However, the data was having an issue for a month. But it seems like they fixed it now.

It was frustrating to me that lots of solar people that I dealt with couldn't even say what panels they were going to use. They were just like, "It's gonna have a great warranty. We don't know what brand we're gonna use, but it's great." With Freedom Solar, their brands made sense to me and it made it easier for me to do my research on what panels we were getting, what inverters we were getting and all of the different services that were included. That was a huge factor in why I chose them was product knowledge. Also, I like microinverters versus centralized inverters. They also assign you a representative and you talk to that person and that person fields all of your questions. And my person did a really good job.

Freedom Solar did a superb job in every regard. They were very helpful and very professional, and have answered all of the questions that I've had all along the way. It was an excellent experience. I was looking into different solar companies and Freedom Solar had the best product. They have a different type of panel that had the inverter as part of the panel, and it seemed like there were some increased efficiencies with that particular arrangement. So, it seemed it was a technically superior product.

I asked a lot of questions and they answered all of my questions. They did what they said they were gonna do. They left it open for me to ask additional questions after they left. So, it was pretty smooth. Their follow-up was good after the install. So I was satisfied.

The salesperson did a good job in selling the system. She was very knowledgeable of the system and very polite and professional. She helped us in finding the best panels so she was very helpful. The customer service was good even though she left the company. But I got in touch with Agon who was good, too. The process with Freedom Solar wasn't that bad. It was more waiting for the permits from the electricity company than everything else. I'm only paying 50 bucks now, which is what I have to pay the company for the use of their network. It was about a $170 difference from my previous bills. The panels were not the most expensive nor the cheapest. But it's good.

Freedom Solar Power does a turnkey operation so I chose them and I was very happy about the signup process. Also, the reps were always good to work with. They did what they said they were gonna do, which today is not always what happens. The installation was a little slow, though, because we made a contract in April and we didn't go online until October. I thought it was gonna be more toward July or August that we would've been done.

After researching several solar companies, I decided to go with Freedom Solar for my home installation, and I'm so glad I did. From start to finish, the experience was smooth, professional, and exceeded my expectations.

We did the presentation on Zoom which was better for us and they did a really good job. They answered all our questions. I will tell people to take notes, though, because even though they send it to you, they send you so many emails and so much text messages. It's easier to find information and scan through the things that are important to you. They're more expensive than some but I feel like I got a good deal and they do really do good service.

Freedom Solar is a trusted and reputable solar energy provider that delivers exceptional products, services, and customer support. With its commitment to quality, innovation, and environmental sustainability, the company is a top choice for homeowners and businesses looking to harness the power of solar energy.

You should go with Freedom Solar. It keeps our lights on. We liked their rep's willingness to work with our family. Also, our electricity went from a $300 bill to a $96 bill.

I am very happy with my purchase. It was very comprehensive. The installation went very smoothly.. What my bill would look like... Freedom Solar provide the best service in this area.. We would recommend them to friends...

I'm a little confused about the tax rebate I was supposed to get and I'm still waiting on one. I called them the other day but hopefully, they process it this time and I'll get it soon. But everything else went fine -- the installation went fine and the system is working fine.

We started the process with Freedom Solar about a year ag, and they've been active about six months. We've been looking at solar for some time, and it was a good experience with Freedom Solar. Installation was good. As far as the evaluation of the roof, it was not caught initially on the initial section that the roof had some concerns. So, that delayed the process. The initial evaluation of the roof missed the target a little bit.

I like the warranty with Freedom Solar and I've been very happy with everything so far. When the guys showed up for the installation, they looked sharp in their uniforms and trucks. They took care of it and had it done in less than eight hours. The system has been working good, but I have a panel that's not online right now. I sent them a message this morning and they'll take care of it.

I've been very satisfied with Freedom Solar, their service and their product. I had a great sales rep who was communicative, very professional, and not high pressure. His name is John and he did a fantastic job. He's always stayed engaged with everything that's gone on at different points. We've done some different things, and he's always been available to help and answer questions and get the right people engaged if I ever needed any assistance. We've had two installs done with them. The first one was for the panels then more recently, we had a Powerwall put in. They did a fantastic job each time and went above and beyond to do things like asking for some house paint to paint all their conduit so it matched my house. Everything was always done with high quality.

Freedom Solar is the best solar company you can find out there. They are very cost effective compared to other solar companies out there. What my bill would look like, and so far, everything's been right on. I am very happy with my purchase and would refer..

Impressed with the quality of workmanship and attention to detail from Freedom Solar. Highly recommend them for solar installations. From the sales team to the installation crew, everyone at Freedom Solar was fantastic to work with.

Incredible service from start to finish. The team at Freedom Solar made the entire process smooth and hassle-free. I can't say enough good things about it. From the initial consultation to the installation, everything was top-notch.

Freedom Solar was very good. When I first started, I asked them what was the realistic date of getting the system installed because there were so many approvals they needed to get, including the ones from the utility and the county. I wanted to have a realistic estimate and they beat that estimate that they had given me. So that was impressive, given all the nasty stuff written on the internet about how long it takes. Their reps also kept me updated on what was going on. The people who did the installation were very organized. They did it very quickly in less than a day and I was impressed. I got 22 panels and they seem to be good. We've pretty much hit what they had predicted in terms of how much power they're going to provide as opposed to getting it from the utility.

I liked their software and cost, and the guy that was selling it wasn't pushing. When the installers came in, they installed the system and were gone within five hours. They did good work. They had me inspect everything and everything looked good. It was exactly like the diagram showed it would be. We did a walkthrough as much as we can, and they explained everything to me, told me how long it would take for stuff to activate and what the next step was. They also showed me two apps, one to keep track of any referrals I have, and then one for consumption. There was one panel that didn't connect correctly. We didn't figure it out for a couple of days, but the tech came out and fixed it within a week. I only pay 35.95 a month for my power now and I paid $150 a month before.

The sales rep came over to my house, said that be able to have 1.9 interest, and that the payment was gonna be $200. But it turned out that I have to pay Freedom Solar $20,000 by the end of this year or my payment is gonna go up. The rep was really explainful. But once they got the bill, it was completely different. Also, the installation took forever and it was not really good. So I'm not happy with Freedom Solar at all.

Freedom Solar Power installed the system five months after I did the purchase. They had to let people go so they had more work than people. But the installers explained to me what they were doing. Any other questions that they couldn't answer, they told me to call their office. The price Freedom Solar Power told me was the right price. If I got the lump sum, then it would have been a different price. I didn't get the lump sum, so I'm paying the higher price. Freedom Solar Power needs to explain the payment process a lot better. They said that I would get 30% fax rebate all at once, but you don't get it all at once. I get the same amount for the next couple of years until it equals that value that they said I could get it at lump sum. I probably wouldn't have got it if it was the other way around.

The salesperson from Freedom Solar was extremely helpful and made it easy to make decisions. The installation went off without a hitch. I would tell others that if they had the opportunity, Freedom Solar would be the company to choose.

Freedom did the installations and the rest of the things. They went top and above, and it worked out well for me, so it was a great experience. The installers were fast. They also took out time to explain how everything works. They knew what they were doing. They were on point throughout the process. Some days back, I was checking to look for my federal credit tax, and I called customer service and they were very knowledgeable. They checked the documents and forwarded it to me. So they were good. Freedom also has a good warranty on the solar.

I liked the power presentation that we had for the contract with the site visit. There was a very prompt response when I reached out to have someone come up. There was only one instance where there was a delay. For some reason, the first electrician needed a part that he didn't have in his vehicle. So he had to postpone initiating the service. There was a two-week delay for that to happen. But that would be actually the only bump in the road. Everybody was really good. We received our predicted 30% federal tax credit. So that was a big bonus. I was thrilled.

Freedom Solar seemed very busy so they weren't always the most responsive. It took a day or two to reach anyone. But they were fine once you reach them. I paid a higher price, but I knew that going in. I could have got it cheaper from someone else, but I chose the longer warranty offered. The installation team was awesome. I work from home, so there was a point where I said, "Guys, I need you to not drill into the wall for an hour so I could take a call." They worked with me on stuff like that.

I love Freedom Solar. They have great customer service and they follow through. They do a quality job. Working with them was great. They would explain things to me as I would ask questions. I was gonna add four more panels and the technician that came out to check the system explained more to me about how things work than the salespeople. But the salespeople were really knowledgeable and they knew what they were talking about. They also work as a team and everything is going very smoothly. I'm happy with them.

Freedom Solar Power has better technology and newer technology, and they helped me get a good loan for the solar panels. The only problem I had was that they didn't divulge all the information they should have. We were under the assumption that we would get credited whatever the power companies were charging us for electricity, which is not true. There's not a power company in the world that'll do it. If I paid 9.9 cents per kilowatt hour from a power company and I produce more than I'm using, that will give me about half a penny for each kilowatt that they buy back from me. Any extra energy I produce, they buy back but it's at a whole lot lower rate. Once I got the solar panels installed and started looking around for power companies in Texas that would buy back energy, that's when I found out. Even if I have more solar panels where I become self-sufficient, they won't buy any of it back. They consider me a farm then.

Working with Freedom Solar was pretty straightforward. I was very satisfied with the sign up process and the installation was very smooth.

I highly recommend Freedom Solar Power to anyone interested in setting up a home solar energy system. They take the guesswork out of the process and provide all of the necessary information to get started: design requirements, system equipment and installer cost calculations, and obtaining a final contract.

If you're looking for top-of-the-line solar panels, Freedom Solar Power is your best choice. But don't write it off if you're looking for a less flashy installation that will get the job done. Freedom Solar Power might be a good option for you.

I greatly appreciated having the support of Freedom Solar Power as I went through the process of researching and acquiring solar panels. It really made a difference having someone guide me through my options, vet the installers and be available to ask questions. I'm really grateful for the calm advice without any pressure.

Freedom Solar was straightforward with the facts of their service and all of the equipment was from them. They were upfront and what was on paper was exactly what came out of their mouth. The installation went really well. They came in and took care of it in one day.

Freedom Solar Power did our vacation home in New Mexico, and the signup was easy. Getting the initial contract signed and getting everything all in order was great. The only issue that we had was our cabin in New Mexico is a three-hour drive from their office in Albuquerque. That caused us some delays, but that was to be expected. Other than that, they came to the home and did the installation. For the solar, it took about two days. We also did a Tesla Powerwall, and that took a little longer. Our system consists of solar panels with a Tesla Powerwall battery that charges. It's all online and it's working great right now.

I enjoyed the pricing of Freedom Solar and the explanation of everything but the signing up experience with the rep was almost negative. The way it was described to me was that it would severely or greatly take down some of my payments. But he didn't compensate for anything. It was a one-on-one exchange. From what he described, it was a little different. But the installation day was smooth. It took about five hours on the first day because of the weather and the second day took about four hours. After the first couple of months after the solar system was installed, the utility bill started going down. Freedom Solar is a good company. But people should make sure to have some of the people who give you the information cover more percentage.

I called Freedom Solar Power and they sent someone out to give me a presentation. The salesman was able to go into enough details for me to understand the quality of the product and the warranties that came with purchasing from them. From the time that I had the presentation to the time that I was able to get the project completed, it was two months. They came out and had drone footage of the area. Then they designed the system. When they came out to install it, it took them five hours.

The signing process at Freedom Solar is good and easy. The reps were very professional. The entire process was difficult, but not because of Freedom Solar. They worked their tails off. It was our HOA that was the problem. But they kept fighting on our behalf until we finally got it through. However, I didn't think the Freedom Solar rep did a very good job explaining the buyback program. We didn't understand it right. We've had to adjust how we use our power, making sure we do heavy-duty stuff in the daytime when the solar is producing. Because it's not one-to-one. I gather 600 kilowatts today and I use 500, and I just get 100 back. Because it's the actual time, so it doesn't offset the other usage. It was not explained that way. We've seen a change in our bill but not what we expected.

The installers of Freedom Solar are very pleasant. The salespeople do a great job. I had a very good experience with them. Since I've installed a solar battery, on a sunny day, I get about 25% more production. I've gone from 50% to 75%. I only use 25% from the grid. I recommended them to my friends.

The sign-up process at Freedom Solar Power is very easy. They came to the house and walked through everything first. The installation was very quick and clean. I had a couple of hiccups with the inspector, where they had drawings that were different from what the inspector had. There was a little bit of back and forth there. But they were on top of it and were able to get it sorted fairly quickly. The quality of the panels is good. Everything seems to be working well.

One of the main reasons I wanted to go solar was I had a good place for it. I had a metal building with a relatively flat roof. So we got some on each side of the peak and some panels on each side. If I would have shingles and if I would have had the only choice of putting it on my house with shingles, I might not have done it. But since I had a good place for it, I figured, I didn't have to put it out in the yard and I didn't have to put it on my house. So I like putting it on the metal building and I got 40 panels on there. 20 on each side of the peak and at different times of day, they have a different efficiency.

Freedom Solar Power's representative was fine as we were selling. I sat down and heard their pitch. Also, the installation went well. However, I'm still getting high bills from TECO. According to Freedom Solar, the panels are working at an optimum rate. That would be my connection fee to TECO on a monthly basis. They said that is the outgoing rate today. It would not go over $40 max. But I am paying up to $160 over. So, I'm paying more now to them in a combination with TECO than with TECO alone.

My experience with the salesperson went very well. The installation went very good although there was a little trouble with getting things done because I had a hard time getting the money to Freedom. Going solar has been good so far. It’s expensive but I’ve noticed the cost of electricity going down. I'm happy with Freedom.

I wanted to cut down my electric city cost and I found Freedom Solar was one of the companies in Texas that provide enough warranty and do the work that I can trust. The sign-up process was okay. They asked me to provide them my one-year electricity bill and they came up with a design and told me how many panels I need. They also included the fact that I just got a Tesla. But they still owe me the cancellation check from the TXU company. They promised to pay for that and I haven't received a check yet. I tried to reach out to the person who promised that and do the sale with me, James, and it's been a couple of weeks already. Other than that, I'm satisfied. It's been good with my solar panel, so far.

I like Freedom Solar Power's customer service. The urgency was phenomenal. They let us know everything ahead of time, when they were coming, what they were doing, about how long it was gonna take, and they didn't disturb anything. I love going solar with Freedom because it cut my bill in more than half.

Freedom exceeded expectations. People talk about being customer-centric and they absolutely were. A lot of the other competitors were trying to sell me way more solar than we actually needed, which would diminish the payback period and the cost-effectiveness of going solar. Different locations have different things. If you overproduce electricity, you send it back to the grid and the electric company will give you a wholesale price. So, they'll basically give you pennies on the dollar. On the other hand, if you pull electricity from the grid, they'll charge you retail price. If it's a dollar per kilowatt and I pull a kilowatt, I have to pay a dollar, but if I send a kilowatt back, the electric company will give me a nickel. So, overselling a customer on solar is not good and it really chews up that cost-benefit ratio.

I'm very happy with Freedom Solar Power. I got my solar panels up already. I love my electric bill when I get plenty of sunlight. I'm disappointed sometimes when we've had so much rain and I don't get that much charge, but that's to be expected. I haven't got around to filing my taxes for '22-'23, and I gotta get my rebates. So, I'm looking forward to that. I'm very satisfied.

I was doing research on solar companies and there are so many. I have been trapped by fly-by-night companies before so I like to have referrals from somebody with experience. I had a co-worker at work that had just done the Freedom Solar and he was very happy. He said that they were really professional so I went with it. I enrolled online and it was very straightforward. Also, their reps have been very knowledgeable. The only thing that I kind of scratched my head about is after the salesperson got through with me and I had questions, he wouldn't answer the phone. I got in touch with Freedom through their main number. But the installation was fantastic. They put it exactly where I wanted it and they tuck the wires and tied it down. I was very pleased. I track what I'm producing through the app and it's interesting to watch the kilowatts. But what really means something is when my electric bill goes from $400 down to 125, that's kind of what I'm tracking.

Freedom Solar Power called back and went over everything in detail. Everything sounded and looked good, so I went with them. The sign-up process and the date of delivery took three and a half months. I was very satisfied. At first, the difference in my bills was low because we don't use a lot of electricity. And I just retired, so I'm home more. I now started noticing a lot more difference because I work in my garage.

A Freedom Solar Power representative provided a knowledge seminar on solar power in general. When questions about the cost came up, the individual said that if we wanted more information, we could schedule a personal meeting and that's what we did. The personal meeting was a clarification on any things that we didn't understand in the general meeting. The representative also talked to us about the cost and how this would work. We got a lot of information and all of our questions were answered. Everything the Freedom Solar Power representative told us came true. It was exactly as he described it would happen. The interactions with the installers were all very good. They explained what they were doing and I had a pretty clear understanding of what would happen from the previous two encounters after agreeing to take on solar.

Everyone I've talked to seemed very polite and professional. The sales rep was down-to-earth, easy to talk to, and relatable. Installation took a little longer than expected, but once they started, it was over quick. The system has been working excellent. Overall, Freedom Solar Power has been easy to work with, the apps work good, and the equipment seems excellent.

I'm very satisfied with Freedom Solar. They worked with us to design the fit for our house, knowing what we needed. We wanted our refrigerator not to be turned off and lose everything in it should the grid go down, but not that we needed to be off the grid. We didn't need a whole bunch of batteries. The salesperson, Brad, had a conversation with us about what ideally we wanted so that they could design it the way we wanted. He was able to educate us during the course of his sales presentation in layman's terms. He did a great job of explaining what all of it was and how it would work.

I like that Freedom Solar does everything and their warranty is really good. The system is worth it to me. Solar power is more expensive than anybody, but what they offer and what they do are what sold it to me. To sign-up, I called their guy, and made an appointment. He came down, he went over the whole spiel, I asked my question, signed the paper, and gave him a check. The installation was good. The installers knew what they were doing. When they came out, they had all the parts and pieces, and they were experienced.

I asked what was the most important I needed to know if I wanted to choose to go with solar, and the representative of Freedom Solar Power was very straightforward. When I spoke with other representatives from other companies, they tried to sell without making it about what I needed. The installation was super easy. However, when the guys finished installation, for a couple of days, they turned on incorrectly. On my app, it was reading the opposite way. But when the specialist came, he just flipped the cords and it started working perfectly. Also, the whole process with the approval of the city permit took a bit longer than I expected. But that was only thing. They have a fair price in terms of quality and service. I will recommend them.

My experience with Freedom Solar Power was great. They did all the filing. The only problem was the city, the county, and all that paperwork were taking so long. It's the other side and the utility company. But other than that, they know what they're doing and they got stuff done. I could tell that it was helping in the summertime with the electricity, even in the wintertime. My neighbor was paying almost 400 a month. But I was not paying that. I also don't use my power during the winter. Their product is good. So far, it's working. I had two panels that were not working. But they have a system where they can see and they came and replaced them. I like that the new solar system is centralized. Every panel has its own inverter. So, if you have 30 panels, then 3 get off, you're still producing. It's not like the system is shut down. It's also affordable.

The process is pretty good. Since having the system, I've been paying 20 something dollars a month now.

The sign up process and the installation went smoothly. Recently, we got a very large unit and it was initially covering all our solar, but then in the last couple of months, our production has really gone down. So now we're having to pay electric bills on top of that. I reached out to my rep, Chantelle, to ask, “Hey, what's going on there? Is it typical for the season?” But I haven't heard back from her. I also have questions about my tax rebate and how to go about filing for that. But I haven't really heard from her.

When they first turned on the system, it didn't work properly and I had very difficult getting through to them in Florida to come out and fix it. But as it turned out, the fellow in Florida was away. After that, everything was perfect. The signing up process was good. But after the final signature and to get the approvals and get it done took a little bit of time. The system didn't get installed until August and I missed all the nice, sunny months, so I'm just producing what I can use right now, and there's no build-up.

I started researching in 2022, and I had three companies who came and I spoke with them. Freedom Solar warrantied all of the components of the solar installation. The other companies didn't do that. There was also a Denver office for Freedom Solar, which was a benefit to me since I live an hour from Denver. Some of the other companies were from far away and I wasn't sure what kind of customer service I'd get.

They did a good presentation. It talked about return of investment and the technology. Freedom wasn't the cheapest, but I liked their technology. Also, I like the panels they were using. They seemed more efficient. They made the process easy. The installers came out to the site and surveyed. They came out on a few occasions. It took a day to do the installation. It was all very simple. I wish everything in life was as easy. Freedom Solar was perfect. They couldn't have done any more for us. But the city inspector and Duke Energy didn't make it as easy as it could have been.

I was not given the full information about the federal tax credit and how it would be used. I didn't realize that the payments would be $300 a month, plus me having to pay for the residual on the electrical company. That was not fully defined to me. There were so many gaps in the presentation that was afforded to me by the sales representative that he was caught out and he ended up leaving Freedom. I tried to get him back to my house to fully explain some of the areas that I had questions on and he never returned my phone call. I was under the understanding that the solar panels would give me a break-even, and I wouldn't have to pay for anything, except for the amortization of the solar panels. But that's not true. I spoke to the management in Austin and they tried to explain it to me. But it was saying, it is what it is, which just thoroughly pissed me off.

At closing, they were giving so many promises. They said that I was gonna get incentives. There are cloudy days and I'm not gonna produce and the guy said my solar panels are gonna guarantee a certain amount. But that didn't happen. After closing, there was nothing. I had to fight for six to eight months to get the incentives.

The guy who came out was personable, transparent, respectful and answered a lot of the questions that other companies seem to dance around. He was fantastic and one of the reasons why I went with Freedom Solar. He was upfront and honest, and Freedom was one of the top three solar providers in my area when I was looking. They were reputable. The installation of the system was seamless and the foreman who looked at the plans that were supposed to go on the roof was able to make an adjustment to have all the panels fit the way that I wanted. I let them do their thing. Two of them were outside and another two had to get in the attic and run the conduit and electrical. But they were all nice guys and knew what they were doing. They did it quickly so, I have no complaints. It was all smooth.

Everything has been good other than the fact that I still have an electric bill. During the summer, when it first went in, after the first full month, I still had a bill of 90 bucks then it went down to 70. Now it's down to 30. I was figuring only thing I'd have for a bill was the connection fee, but somebody figured something wrong. There should have been a few more panels. It seems they didn't get the energy right.

Freedom Solar works very well. I like the person that came in and initially talked to me about the product. He talked to me about other products on the market, how they compare and some of the other features on the product that were different than others. The installation was quick. They were very good about doing what they did. They answered my questions. I am pleased with the service.

I would recommend Freedom Solar. My experience with the sales rep was quick. He asked me about my plan and what specifically I was looking for. I was paying a lot of money on electricity so I was trying to avoid that if that was possible. He told me some of the options including a certain battery, but he said not to do that because it was gonna be expensive. It was a good idea not to install the battery because the chance that I'm gonna lose power in here is very low. The installation was quick as well. But the processing time was long. There was a one-time issue with the meter. The person who installed the electric meter had some issues so when the city inspection guys came in they found some issue. Then there was a two week gap. I was also confused in between so I called the team out there, and they said that they were gonna follow up. They sent another person after my call. They fixed it.

Signing up with Freedom Solar was great. They did a good job of explaining everything. However, we ended up having some problems. There was delay after delay. Freedom would say it was Xcel's problem. Xcel would say it was Freedom's problem. Our project manager would say he was gonna check up on it to see what was taking so long. Every time they were contacted, they'd say they'd be out in a couple more weeks. Either he didn't have contacts with Xcel to rectify the problem or he was too passive. I finally had to write to the Utility Commission to get any resolution. Freedom didn’t do it to get resolution so that Xcel would do what they were supposed to do, get out to my house and hook up the system. But the panels are awesome. I love the app where I can check on the output of each panel.

We interviewed four companies and the sales lady from Freedom Solar was by far the most professional and seemed to know the product much better than everybody else. The technology and the use of the laptop to analyze the probable production of the solar on our house stood out in the presentation. At the end of the day, the pricing was extremely similar but I was more comfortable with Freedom Solar. I got 20 panels and my annual cost is gonna be about 300 bucks based on what the bills have been since it was installed in February and most of that is the $30 a month fixed charge. We got two Tesla batteries in the garage along with the panels. So that runs the house at night.

Signing up with Freedom Solar was trouble-free and we didn’t have any issues. In my previous house, I had solar put on by somebody else and that experience wasn't as positive. So, when I was looking, I did a little more due diligence in checking out companies. I have a metal workshop that's adjacent to the house and we mounted the solar panels on that metal building and then connected it to the house power. So, I didn't have to get up on my roof, but on the roof of the metal shop. And the installers said that worked out well. I have a solar app and I can check panels. It can tell me how much in a day I'm getting and how much my house is using so it's very convenient. Year over year, we're getting about 85% of our power coming from solar so that's been good. I've recommended Freedom Solar several times to people at work. I've had people that are looking.

We chose SunPower panels, and they told us to use Freedom Solar for the installation. They were non-responsive. They made promises they haven't delivered. We were very happy with it and tried to reconnect with them to do another installation next to the initial installation, but they're too busy to even call me back. It's been disappointing. It doesn't work. That's one of the things we were trying to get fixed and get them to respond to but they chose not to.

The rep was very knowledgeable. The installation didn't take long at all. However, it'd be nice if they could give me a call and say, "Your system is okay." I don't know if the panels are working or how can I get it hooked up to my phone. But I'm satisfied with my system.

It's been amazing with Freedom Solar. I would recommend them and have to everybody. They were not the least expensive, but what attracted us to them was it was a one-stop shop for everything. They had the installation and they were gonna warranty the installation and the product. Everything would come from them as well as the management of the solar panels.

The Freedom Solar Power sales guy who helped me explained everything well. It was straightforward. So, I'm satisfied. The installation also didn't take much time. The team that came gave me an estimate that it would take three hours. But they were done before the time. My solar was activated around the end of March. For a couple of months, I produced more than what I consumed. And during the peak summertime, it helped a lot in keeping my bill low.

When I started looking into different companies, I noticed that there were two main manufacturers out there that got the highest reviews. One of them is sold by Blue Raven Solar, and the panels are made in India. The other one is SunPower, which is the oldest solar company out there. Supposedly, they put the solar panels on the big ship going to the moon and when I started looking at them, I found out that they're being sold by Freedom Solar. So, I looked into Freedom Solar to see what the difference was because Freedom Solar is the seller of SunPower. SunPower makes it and Freedom Solar is the partner that does all the selling.

Our electric bill here in South Texas was upwards of $450 to $500 a month during the summertime and it was just killing us. When you're spending that much on electricity because of air conditioning, you look for a better way. We wanted to go solar anyway so I looked at the positive reviews on solar companies. There are so many of them and you don't know who's fly-by-night. Freedom has some pretty good feedback. I called their guy Shane and went from there. He was knowledgeable and took the time to explain everything. I had a thousand questions and he answered all of them without making me feel like I was being a pain in the neck.

The only glitch we had was with Xcel Energy trying to get their people out here to replace the net meter. Outside of that, everything went smoothly. Everything's working fine.

The process took a while but a lot of that was on the power company. There was a lot of coordination and permits. But once everything was done, there were no issues. Going solar with Freedom was great and I love it. It saved me a lot of money this summer. A lot of companies install the product and you don't hear from them again. But I get monthly emails and updates from Freedom. I've even had a few phone calls from their customer service just asking if everything was good. So, I appreciate that. Freedom is not the cheapest but those cheap companies don't call you back. When you factor in customer service and everything else that they do, Freedom is definitely worth it, which is why I went with them.