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Fusion Power specializes in commercial and residential solar. It offers products from the REC Group. Service areas extend across parts of Arizona and Texas.

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      Reviewed Oct. 27, 2024

      When we had our consultation we were made promises that have not come true… We considered solar to minimize our APS payment and save money while using renewable resources. So we contacted Fusion Power. They came out and shared how we can save money, and accomplish all of our goals. Both reps reviews months of our APS bills and calculated the amount of panels we would need to be in the negative with APS. To ensure we were in the negative they recommended adding more panels. In total we have 32 panels, I believe we added 10 more panels than originally calculated from their recommendations. In our loan we added money to replace the A/C unit and replaced the windows… We were excited at the possibility of saving money.

      That was not the case… Our solar payment is $400 and our APS bill in winter months is $150-$175 and in the summer is $225 or more. When we contacted fusion power we were told both of our reps have moved on and they don’t know what we were promised. Just so we are all on the same page our payments prior to new A/C unit and new windows were $280 all year long. So now with new windows and new A/C our summer bills are up considerably and we have a $400 solar payment. We have contacted APS numerous times to which were told we haven’t had a spike in usage so something is not right with our solar.

      The one thing fusion had tried to do is “help us understand our bill” but it stops there. We have reached out to fusion MANY times with no answers besides call APS or “here’s how to understand your bill”. It is frustrating that we were scammed into this massive payment with no savings. We were supposed to be protected by any APS rate increases but that didn’t happen. All in all if you are considering solar I would strongly recommend not doing it or at the minimum not with fusion. I have heard success stories but we are not one of them and fusion has not seem to care at all to help us be a success story. It’s sad we were scammed. Don’t be suckered and don’t be scammed by this company.

      (And because the owner has replied with our math doesn’t make sense.) To respond to the owners reply: To be clear that’s what YOUR sales team told us. We understand the solar payment. What we don’t understand is how we were scammed with “if we bought your system added 10 more panels” then we wouldn’t have an APS payment at all. In fact we were told by YOUR company we would have a credit from APS every month ranging for $-50 on. Your response to our post is EXACTLY what we have experienced through this entire process. You quite literally just proved our point on how this company of yours sells people lies, scams people, and doesn’t not care about their customers. Horrible company, horrible customer service.

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      Customer ServiceInstallation & Setup

      Reviewed Sept. 17, 2024

      The sales guy, Karltrell ** is a typical sales guy, promises to be available for any questions or issues. He was, all leading to the install, after that he would answer text but just to tell me we could talk later. When I called, he would not return my calls. He promised my electric bill would be a set amount and I have yet to see that, I feel like I was sold on a lie and I would not recommend anyone sign with Fusion unless you want to waste time having panels installed just to get the same electric bill as you were paying before the panels. Very disappointing!

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          Fusion Power service areas

          Fusion Power covers seven cities and the surrounding areas across two different states.

          Arizona
          • Chandler
          • Mesa
          • Phoenix
          • Queen Creek
          • Tempe

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          Texas
          • Dallas
          • Irving

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          Average solar cost by service area

          Solar panel costs vary based on your location and other factors. The map below shows average overall prices in Fusion Power’s service areas to give you a general idea of what to expect. Your specific energy needs, panel efficiency and other variables could make your costs higher or lower than these averages.

          Note: Costs in this table are average costs for the state and do not represent specific company pricing. "Average cost after ITC” reflects the cost after receiving the full 30% solar investment tax credit (ITC). “Estimated net savings” is the average amount residents in that state will save on electricity over 25 years, including their cost of installing a solar energy system.

          Equipment brands sold by Fusion Power

          As a solar installer, Fusion Power does not manufacture its own equipment. The company offers equipment from the REC Group.

          FAQ

          Does Fusion Power offer a warranty?

          Fusion Power offers 20- to 25-year warranties and 12- to 25-year warranties on inverters, depending on which brands are included in the system.

          What payment options does Fusion Power offer?

          You can pay for products and services from Fusion Power with cash, loans, leases or power purchase agreements.

          When was Fusion Power founded?

          Fusion Power was founded in 2017.

          How Fusion Power compares

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          Fusion Power Company Information

          Company Name:
          Fusion Power
          Year Founded:
          2017
          Address:
          1465 N Fiesta Blvd, 106
          City:
          Gilbert
          State/Province:
          AZ
          Postal Code:
          85233
          Website:
          www.fusionpowerco.com

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