Horizon Solar Power

The enrollment with Horizon Solar was fairly easy. The day the rep knocked at the door, he offered the quote. He explained the pricing, how it worked and he got us the financing right there and then. The final quote was the same as the initial. The first time, the reps were okay but the last few times, I haven’t been able to reach them by phone. Also during the installation one of the guys mentioned he had an emergency, so they left and they didn’t come back for like two months, so that delayed the process until I had to call back and had them reschedule again and finish the job.

Because of the high prices of electric, I decided to look into solar energy services. I had another company come in. But what the rep of Horizon Solar gave me seemed logical and it also had a rebate that came directly to me, which I was comfortable taking. The sales process and the first measurement with Horizon went well. The first installation went well too. They were unable to establish a ground and it took more weeks than it should’ve taken though, but then they established a ground and everything works fine now. They were also easy to get in touch with. That wasn’t difficult, it was getting their office manager to get somebody out to do the work. But when they were able to get a crew out, they were great and very professional too.

I had just moved up to Hemet from San Diego area, and I knew that it got pretty hot. At the time, I had a six-month-old baby, and I knew I’d be running the AC all day. So, I looked into solar energy services and liked Horizon's pricing. I enrolled with them and everything was straightforward. Their rep was able to answer any questions I had. He was always available whenever I needed anything.

A girl from Horizon Solar came knocking on my door and I decided to go solar as it was going to be free to me and they were gonna give me my money back. However, it became the most horrible experience I’ve ever had in my life. The panels went up a few weeks right after I signed the contract, then they did nothing at all. It took me forever to get my check from them. They promised two to three weeks and then they said, “Oh, no, we changed that. It’ll take eight to 10 weeks for you to get the check.” Finally, after me calling and calling they finally got the check but it was nowhere near the timeframe that they had promised it and I had bills to pay with that check.

We talked to PetersenDean and their program was not as flexible as Horizon’s, so we chose Horizon instead. We were fine with the lease and we didn’t need anything down. They also were able to send in an email if we needed it, and they answered our texts as well if we had any questions. The quote they gave was on the money, spot-on. They didn’t do anything before showing us exactly what was gonna happen. The rep came over to make sure that we knew how to use that box from the side of the house. The installation team also did everything they said they were going to do. We haven’t had a bill yet, so we don’t know what we’re getting but so far so good.

We wanted Horizon Solar because our electric bill was out of sight. This is a household and we're 80 years old. We don’t spend $400 a month on electricity. It was just completely unreasonable. We talked about doing solar with Omar, the rep. We did it and it has been working out very well. In the enrollment process, the transaction had something to do with Sunrun. Horizon wanted to see a year’s worth of Edison bills so I gathered it all up and sent it to Sunrun. There was a bunch of gobbledygook and Omar was sent out to get everything straightened out. We went from there and with the solar panels in place, the electric bill dropped to $14.

My light bill was ridiculous, so I went with Horizon Solar and the enrollment process took a couple of hours. The solar guy was great. I'm pretty much computer-challenged, so he walked me through everything. Also, I could call him then he'd find out what was going on and get the ball rolling again. He did that all the time. However, it took a long time for Horizon Solar to finish up. I started in April and everything just got finished on the 8th. They would give another timeline and they would delay it. They came out and put the panels in, then they couldn’t do anything because the electrical box wasn't right and they had to replace it. But other than that, Horizon's crew was nice. They came out to replace the panel, repaired the house where they had to cut in through, and it was like nothing ever happened.

Horizon Solar Power's service is good. Their representatives answered everything when they called me. Everything was pleasant about Horizon's enrollment process. The guys who came and did the installation were excellent. The installation was on time, too.

The cost of energy was rising with Southern California Edison. At the time, I had already heard about solar and have done extensive research. A Horizon representative named Matt came to my front door. I always turn such people away, but there was something about him that made me choose Horizon. Though Matt was wonderful, setting up and getting the solar panels going hasn't been an easy process. It was very time-consuming. We had our panels put on in May and they weren’t even turned on until August 23rd. Thereafter, we found out they didn’t produce for almost two weeks.

The salesman of Horizon Solar was real nice. He came up twice. I called him back and asked him to come on. We went over a few other things and made a deal. I got their service for the price and they did everything during the enrollment. Everything is so easy. I didn’t have to put any money down. I’m just gonna make monthly payments and it would be lower than my electric bill. So far, Horizon Solar is great and I would recommend it.

I liked the email marketing of Horizon Solar. I was also impressed by their salesperson who came and visited me. Their services were competitively priced as well and they appeared to be a reputable company as compared to a couple of other providers that I've looked at. I had no problems during enrollment and their installers were all excellent. Thereafter, I paid exactly what they quoted me.

We were really convinced with Horizon Solar as not only the plan was appealing, but the salesperson was also very thorough and low-key. He was the one that came out several times, and even the day of the installation, he came out briefly to oversee it. When the solar panels were put on, I thought it was gonna take a week, but it was done in one day and everything worked out much better than we expected.

I believe we should be on renewable energy and get off fossil fuels. I had done a lot of research and I’ve wanted to go solar but I didn’t know who to call. When I found out my friend had started working for Horizon, it made me feel good because he would research into a company and he wouldn’t work for one that was lying, cheating and stealing. That gave me a lot of confidence going with Horizon. Enrolling with them was easy and I was quoted no cost out-of-pocket, which was exactly what it came to be. Their customer service was also great. We went to get the permission to operate from Southern California Edison. After we got it, they tried to walk me through getting the inverter to talk to the Edison meter. The next thing I knew there was a guy here making sure everything was put online.

Our neighbors down the street had Horizon Solar and we had the rep come by. I made an appointment with her and she was very friendly. Enrolling was very painless and the quote was very accurate. She came by for a follow-up visit and showed me the whole system, and that was excellent. The only thing that was a little concerning was the miscommunication between the front office and then the installers. They were on two different pages on what was going on with the subpanel. The installers said that they need to put it, and the front office told me that I was actually up and running because I have the PTO. Then come to find out, a different installer showed up and said that I don’t need it, and then a different installer showed up that said I do. Finally, this guy said he could work it where I don’t need the subpanel, and I was like, "Guys, just get it working." It got mixed up but it was resolved.

Our house was piped for solar energy, so we already knew that we wanted to go solar and that was something that we were planning on. Horizon Solar's enrollment process was decent. Their rep, Duke, was a good salesperson and we were comfortable with him. He did what he set out to do to take care of business and it worked out well. We signed up into a leased program and it was right on the money. We added a couple of panels so the cost went up a little, but that was because we were making sure that we got enough transferable energy so that we would be netting a zero.

I had been looking around for solar energy services for years because of our electric bills and I was waiting for the opportunity of having a company do a deal with us like what Horizon Solar did. Enrolling with Horizon was pretty good and they answered all our questions. The rep customized our solar energy system on the computer so it would fit our home and our budget. I asked him questions on the system's excess energy production based on how much energy it was gonna be producing and how much energy we were supposed to be using. He explained all that so the customization process was easy. The installation was great too. The installers were really fast and the installation was faster than with most of the other companies. Compared to the final cost, the initial quote that they gave us was very spot-on.

Reviews on Google and Yelp prompted me to go with Horizon Solar. The installation was good and my only issue was with the communication. In enrolling with Horizon, I spoke with the salesman, Rob, in the beginning and he was great. He came to my home a couple of times and he did the whole presentation. But when I was transferred to the next person, the communication breakdown started. It was hard to get in contact with the guy as he didn’t have a phone number and then he no longer worked for the company. So, I was transferred once more to someone else whom I spoke with once, then I had no contact with her again. I've worked with a number of reps, but I've been trying to get in contact with the program manager that was assigned to oversee my process so that person can walk me through how everything works, but that has been very difficult to do.

California is making solar energy mandatory on all the new houses and I figured I might as well try to save some money. When I did the search online, I filled out a questionnaire and it ended up taking me to the Horizon website and then they ended up calling me. I set up an appointment to talk to one of their sales reps. I got some friends at work that have a different company here and they’re not happy with their solar companies. On the other hand, everything sounded good with Horizon so I gave them a try. The whole process was smooth and with minimum interference. I didn’t need to be at home, so I didn’t have to take time off work. Horizon showed up, they installed it and the inspector showed up and did their inspections. It was a non-interference basis and everything looked good.

Horizon put the system up really quick. We just moved in the house and my husband looked at our bills from our old home and based the budget on that. The installation happened faster than I thought it would. They called for the installation date and they were there. But the guys had to move some things in the back side of our house and then, there was a little bit of debris and they didn't clean it like my husband would have liked. Other than that, everyone has been very nice and everything was done with no issues. We went live at two weeks and so far, it has been a very positive experience.

A salesman from Horizon Solar Power came in, talked to me and then gave me 10 days to make the decision. After reading all the information they provided me, I called them back and I decided to go ahead. The customer service representatives that I spoke with were really helpful and the quote that they gave me was okay. The installation went great. However, there was a little damage to the tiles on my roof and I don’t think I have had that repaired yet. One of the salesmen promised me that as soon as they installed my solar that he's going to come in by person and hand to me a year and a half free solar check, a gift card, and a monitor to check how much power I used. It has been almost a month and I don't have anything yet. I’ve already gotten the A9 form on my phone yesterday and I sent them back right away.

We were signing a contract with SOLAR-TEC but a friend referred us to Horizon who they were the ones that came to install. The enrollment process was good and the period from that to the installation was quick. Their customer service let me know where I was and what I should do next. They also called to inform me that the system was completely set up and that it would start working right then. It's been a week since the system has been live and it's been good so far.

I had been thinking about solar energy services but I was not looking into it. Then, Horizon came door-to-door and their people were very informative. They spelled out all the options so that I understood the program, what was happening, and they designed a plan that worked for me. They were also able to answer my questions and took care of the installation without me being at home. Then, they gave me quotes that were way out as far as the timeline was concerned. I’m sure they had a margin and it made me even more pleased when it was done sooner than expected. The solar is a lease so there was no out-of-pocket cost. I’ll know if it was what they quoted me for when I get the bill.

I was referred to Horizon by a friend. He got his own and he put a good word in. I worked with their sales rep, Don, and he did a good job. The installation took less than half a day and the installers did a clean job. Also, the process to customize the system went well. But the fact that I’ll be paying almost the same amount for the next 20 years was what stood out to me.

I wanted solar panels for the longest time but I never got along to check it out. My son-in-law has Horizon Solar at his house and he recommended and sent them over to me. It was much easier. Everybody with Horizon was very nice, helpful and knowledgeable. They got the permits faster than I expected and the installation took about one day. It was very fast and I'm happy with the overall experience. Then, if I really save money on the electric bill at the end of the year, having solar panels is worth it. And I will definitely recommend the company.

The electric bill in the summertime in the desert is really high. We had looked into solar energy before but the constraints on the contract and if we sold the house would end up either us or our heirs paying an exorbitant amount. Then Horizon Solar Power gave an offer that was in line with what we wanted and there were no restraints on our ability to sell the house or if we change our minds. CUIC helped us get everything organized and arranged all the contractors, and it was really good.

Before we signed up with Horizon Solar, we discussed all the pros and cons with the sales agent named Tom. He knows where I'm at and he is easy to work with. The quote I got was competitive. I wasn't in the house for the most part of the installation and they were already closing the process when I came home. They were right on target. A guy also showed me everything but I didn't go up into the roof. It's been 2 weeks since we got Horizon but I haven't yet received the incentive or bonus for signing up. Other than that, Horizon Solar is recommendable.

I received a phone call from Horizon Solar in Palm Springs and I asked if they did work in San Diego. They said yeah and I asked if we could get an estimate. Thereafter, I met with Greg, their rep and they signed me up. Everybody was very polite and nice. We experienced good, positive results. Moreover, the initial quote was the same as the final cost. The installation process was fairly good and it looks like they did a very good job on the installation. However, we don’t know how much we’re saving yet. I feel that when we get our bills, we ought to know a little more about it. Still, everything went okay and our system is working.

My pool pump was making my bill very high. We contacted Horizon and they sent a rep out who gave us a ton of information. We didn't know exactly what that meant and when we inquired, he continued to tell us everything good about the company. And that left us with a bit of a question because anything that sounds too good to be true usually is. So we decided to research a little further and started asking some things about the company. And although we weren't particularly pleased with our rep, we were organized during the next process. We were told absolutely everything good, bad and indifferent, so we had multiple choices. And we signed up because we were very comfortable with the information we had been given. And then it was very easy after we got through the sales pitch of the program.

I had some bets prior to Horizon Solar. And then I had to see this email from Horizon. For some reason, I answered it. Then I talked to a lady. She convinced me that I was interested in getting more information. So, she sent me to Steve. He came out and he convinced me that solar was the answer for me. I bought into it. The price was also much better than the first bets I had. The installation was excellent too. They did it in one day and never made a mess here. So, my wife and I were very pleased. Everything else is very good with Horizon Solar.

My husband and I have just moved to the neighborhood. We had solar on our previous property so we knew we wanted to get solar again. We just didn't know what company we wanted to use. So when a young man from Horizon came by my house, knocked on the door and asked us if we were interested in solar, we set up an appointment. Prior to Horizon, we were paying per kilowatt but our bill would fluctuate. How much energy we produce, that's how much we would have to pay. I like that Horizon had one flat rate. No matter how much energy we produce, it's still that one flat rate so I know each month how much I am going to pay and I can budget for that much. Plus, we had also gotten one of the lowest kilowatts an hour.