Project Solar Reviews

The initial project started good, with me giving 2 names for referrals so they could be future customers to project solar. But thank God there was a mix up in the contact that I gave them and they were never called. This would be a trend with project solar as there were about 4-5 screw ups including 3 failures, one with the city and 2 with my electric company, which is very hard to do but they managed to screw that up. If I didn't follow up I still would not be connected.

The cost savings involved with installing your own solar system and the savings in electrical bills going forward had me interested in signing up with Project Solar. Everything was straightforward, especially regarding the equipment they supplied. The sign-up process was simple and for the installation, I opted for a self-install. I still worked full-time, so I did it on the evenings and weekends. The entire installation process took less than a month.

I talked to a salesperson to go through and get a formal quote. It was great that I could do the first base level part of the quote online. I like the process that they had set up. It worked well. The quote was great. There are no surprises, which is good.

Installing the solar panels was pretty easy. I did it myself and spread it out over a few days. I watched a couple of houses put them on, so I got an idea of what to do. I installed 12 panels, 395 with the Enphase IQ8+ inverters. This was an upgrade since it's better than what I was supposed to get. When I had a problem with one of my solar panels, it took six months of dealing with Project Solar. But then, they finally hired somebody who knew what he was doing, and he fixed the problem right away.

Signing up for Project Solar was pretty smooth. I backed out and then come back a year later and went ahead and did it. But it was smooth. No one came to the house, but there was someone that I regularly dealt with online. It was through text and email. He was good at letting me figure out what to do.

I found Project Solar through Facebook Marketplace. The signup process was easy, and the team was transparent in terms of what I should be expecting. I was satisfied with it.

There are two parts to the company. There's the marketing and customer service, which is Project Solar. The other is installation, which is Freedom Forever. Once there's an agreement and you pay the project cost, Project Solar hands it over to Freedom Forever to execute. Freedom Forever was quick about getting the system installed in the house, but then they had to make several changes to the design and engineering based upon what they did rather than do the design and engineering first and then installation. These delays took weeks.

A family member who also used Project Solar referred me to them. And I had a good experience with them. The purchasing process was no pressure. And they hired Freedom Solar to do the installation. It’s been six months since it was set up, and I’m noticing a difference. I’m definitely saving on my energy bill. So, it was worth it given that they’re fairly low-priced versus the competitors. It would have been the same system for a lot higher price due to everyone else needing to get paid.

My local solar installer warned me that using an outside company (as is this) was a bad idea. Project Solar salesman (and yes they are salesmen, his linkedin profile is literally sales). Stated that it was a "scare tactic" Should have known better, 10 months in and I still don't have solar which was bought and paid for. Extreme difficulty getting answers or problems resolved with this sales company or the installation company. The nearest service person from the installation company is 5 hours away! Totally misleading and now have a 30k worth of solar and battery which is useless. DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY, GO DIRECTLY THROUGH A LOCAL INSTALLER.

I really wanted to like this company and what they do. They made an effort to keep costs low, which is great, but it appears to be just a sales office for Freedom Forever in most areas. Which I guess is fine if everything goes as planned and you have no issues. But read the fine print and don’t take any verbal guarantees from Project Solar for any value. They will not honor them. The only agreement you have is your contract with Freedom Forever or the installer.

I wanted to follow up on my previous review regarding the issues I encountered with Solar Prospect. After expressing my frustrations, the company did respond, and I have to acknowledge that they have taken accountability for the damage caused during the solar panel installation. They reached out and assured me that they are committed to making things right.

I recently installed solar panels with Project Solar and everything they promised was delivered on time and as agreed upon. I receive an electric bill each month that shows zero and I even have credit for the winter, which is fantastic. During the installation, I had a new roof put on at the same time as part of the whole project, and everything was seamless. They let me choose the roof color, and I got a second opinion on the roofing shingles from other contractors, who confirmed that the roof's quality was excellent and cost-effective. The Project Solar team arrived on time, worked neatly, cleaned up after themselves, and completed everything by the end of the day without any issues.

I found Project Solar while searching online for DIY solutions. Their cost-efficient options were the main reason I chose them. The no sales person sign-up process was appealing, as it gave me control without any sales tactics. I appreciated the transparency about costs and process, although I had prior vendor visits which helped inform my decision.

My interest in solar services started with the idea of offsetting electricity costs. Project Solar came up during my research, and after comparing options, they emerged as the best choice. My experience with them has been positive overall, though after installing three systems, I noticed the company grew. It would have been helpful to have one contact person instead of dealing with multiple departments and managers, but I'm happy with the service.

I found Project Solar while searching online for an American-made product that was affordable. I appreciated the easy sign-up process and was able to get my questions answered when I called. I opted for a portable solar unit to keep charged at home for potential power outages. I'm very satisfied with their service and would definitely recommend them.

At the time I was looking into solar options, I compared quotes from about 35 different companies. It was months of research, because prices were all over the place. Project Solar's pricing was by far the least expensive for high-quality equipment. I was very happy with them. Monalee is another one that's similar, but slightly more pricey.

I heard about Project Solar while researching solar companies online and first encountered them on Facebook. I had looked at one or maybe two other companies before deciding. The experience of enrolling with Project Solar was great—they made everything very easy, and I've recommended them to many people. They provided a high level of transparency; the prices quoted were realistic, and they were upfront about everything, leaving me with no complaints.

I first chose Project Solar because they were straightforward and easy to work with. The no-salesperson sign-up process was perfect, and my overall experience with them has been great. If there's anything to improve, it might be the speediness of their service. Otherwise, everything has been excellent. I would highly recommend them and rate my experience a five. The price I paid and the product coverage also deserve a five as I haven't encountered any problems yet.

I heard about Project Solar from a relative, and what initially piqued my interest was the pricing. My experience with Project Solar has been positive. They answered all my questions, got the job done, and we love our solar system. Overall, I had a great experience and I'd do it again. I’d certainly recommend Project Solar to others as I have already done with many people.

I discovered Project Solar online while searching for options to make my new house a net zero home. I chose them because they had some of the most competitive prices in the market. The entire process with Project Solar was great. The sign-up was easy. The permitting process took a little while, but that's because it was in the hands of the city. Besides that, everything else was communicative and straightforward. Overall, I had a good experience and would highly recommend them.