Project Solar Reviews

I liked the no-salesperson sign-up. I knew what I wanted so I knew exactly what I was looking for and what I was gonna buy. I also knew what price I was willing to pay. My initial order from Project Solar was lost in the mail and they couldn't find it so they ended up having to ship me a new order. I was happy with what I got. It just took a long time to get from the time that I ordered it to the time that I got it. They said it would take 7 to 10 days from the time I ordered because it went ground and they never showed up. Then, they said they were gonna put in a case for it. Another couple of weeks went by and I asked if it was gonna make it. I had to wait for them to put a ticket in and another week went by. Eventually, I got notified that a new order had been placed. But I had to wait another 7 to 10 days on top of that.

Their products have good quality. I ran them quickly off of the charge that it had when it arrived and I used it up quickly. But it was on an electric smoker grill.

The quality of the product from Project Solar is great. I've had it for three months now and I use it to charge my wife's electric bike and some different things.

Everything was planned, aligned and executed on time. Even though I worked with four different people, it was always a very seamless process. The handling and pricing were excellent.

Project Solar was good to work with. They were friendly, helpful, and had all the answers I needed. The problem was that it took time to get responses while dealing over the phone and generally by text messaging. I'm sure they're probably overworked. But it took a little bit longer than it would have taken if I had it installed by a normal company. There was a delay time in relaying information back and forth. But they were 100% transparent. What they told me I was gonna get was what I got. They didn't try to boost up the job. They did all the blueprints. They also did everything else for me.

I did a lot of research and chose Project Solar for the product that they offered because of the price and I'm more of a DIY person. But they made quite a few mistakes and they're not offering much of a customer service product so you can't expect a whole lot out of them. Compared to a typical company that charges 50 grand, they're only charging a little bit.

The price of the product considering the brand name, the kind of materials that they use for their products, and the quality was considerably better value than other options available. It's really good value for really good components. Also, I liked their no-salesperson sign-up process. It was easy and simple. My questions were mostly about the components and materials used for the working parts of the panels and it was very transparent.

Project Solar has the cheapest option to go solar. Their sign-up process was smooth and we had no issues. There was a manager assigned to my case and all communication was with this manager. It was very quick and good. They told me the price and that was the final price. Nothing was added. The installers also arrived on the day they were supposed to and installed it half a day.

Project Solar had a really good price. I liked their no-salesperson signup process because their online tool is really easy to use to see all the information that I would normally get from a rep. It was easy to look online. I just had a few other questions and they answered. They were the type that could be answered over email. I called them at one point. They were able to answer my other couple of little questions.

I filled something out online and gave them an idea of the kind of system I was looking for. Somebody followed up and I gave them an overview. I ended up talking with an engineer and I was impressed with the skills of the person I was speaking to. Project Solar has been great. I needed a change and they made the change on the system for me. They worked with the local county and set up the inspection and everything was on time. The county wanted to repair so they sent someone out to do the repair the next day. I was happy with the quality of the service relative to the price and I recommend them to other people.

Project Solar was willing to do all the paperwork but allow me to do the installation. I like that it was no pressure. All the other companies we talked to would call us almost nonstop. The only slowdown was I had to pay for something before they could send it out. Since I was out of town, we missed that soft deadline. When I got back, I paid it. But because of that, it caused a three-week delay. The solar panels that were supposed to come had been sold out so they had to send a different set of panels. But they still sent top-quality panels. The connectors that go underneath the panels appear to be top of the line.

Project Solar's reps were straightforward. Customer service was fast. It was all over the phone. However, I had to get into my attic, get all the photos and send them to Project Solar. Because they were remotely-based, I had to do everything for them. If it was a local solar company, they would have come to my home and took all those photos. It was an additional work. But given the cost, it's okay.

I would recommend Project Solar to anybody. I did the rounds, and when I eventually found them, they were a heck of a lot cheaper than anybody else. Also, the consult was lowkey, and the reps spelt it all out. They expressed concern over the amount of trees that I had too. Now, we've had the system for 3 years. We were one of the first ones that had it done in Virginia, and the subcontractor was excellent. They just became an installer for Project Solar, and they did a first-rate job. They also took suggestions well. I was looking at one of the conduits they were putting over my gutters and asked them to route it around them, and they did.

My experience with Project Solar was exemplary. The whole thing was smooth, easy, efficiently handled, and got done promptly, and the reps were awesome. They were very polite, quickly responsive and answered my questions without delay. The install was done the way I wanted, and the system works great. I'm a happy camper.

Project Solar engineers the system and have it delivered, then you install it yourself and it saves a lot of money. I like their sales rep and they responded to all my emails. When I was working with them, I felt like I was on a team. Their normal procedure is you install the equipment then they pay an electrician to do the final connection. But because I was certified to do that, I did it myself and they paid me back $500 that they would have paid an electrician. It ended up saving me a lot more money.

Project Solar took over the work of designing, installing, and doing all of the local permits and the project ran smoothly. They offloaded any sort of hassle off of me and did a really good job. I recommended Project Solar to several friends. So far, everything's going well.

When I first heard about Project Solar I had spoken with more than 6 solar companies and each ended up being close to $30k to complete the project. Project Solar came in at less than 1/2. I jumped on it. We pay less than $15 a month for power and that is just the subscription minimum. I love that.

When I signed up with Project Solar, the process was really smooth. There was a $100 deposit, which they waived, and I did the estimate that everybody else does. They also showed me what the panels would look like on top of my house. Overall, it was really good experience.

Project Solar’s no human marketing policy looks good and the website is quite useful. You put the order on there and you know what you're getting. Their reps were able to answer all my questions. They were able to text me and they were in connection with me throughout that process. During the installation, they scheduled one day then some people came and did some installation, but they were short of some materials. The other crew came back a week later and they were amazing. They did it very fast and they really know what they were doing. After that, they installed things properly. Also, I have compared their price with other companies with similar configuration and going with Project Solar saved me around $5,000 to $10,000. I would recommend my friends to them.

Project Solar was great. It was easy to work with them, and they addressed the couple of little snags that we hit a timely fashion. There was something with the permit submission wherein they thought they could do it remotely, but I needed to actually go in. I went in and then there was something that was not fully filled out on the paperwork. They filled it out and I went back again. When the guys showed up, they installed the system and walked away. There's also an app and it's super easy to use. I recommend Project Solar all the time.

From the time that I first contacted Project Solar to when the system was up and running, it took about three and a half months. The communication was good. There were lots of emails. It was positive. Overall, it went smooth and it was a good price.

When we decided to sign up, the process was not too complicated. They sent correspondence via email and we signed it. It was pretty smooth. Then they came and did their job and the system has been working since. It was a quick experience. But the correspondence could be better. If you put up a system, every now and then, you could call or send a text just to see how the system is working. But we haven't gotten that.

We agreed upon a certain type of system and then we signed a contract over the internet. We started the ball rolling and they shipped out some stuff. It showed up in my driveway a couple of months later. I did my own installation and that was challenging but fun. I downloaded the tutorials and some PDFs that I was able to use to help me. Then, a company that Project Solar had a contract with came out and sort of complete the installation through the parts that I was unable to do. The equipment is very good quality. and I was very happy with their process. It was not a high-pressure situation and I never felt like they were trying to take advantage of me. Also, they always responded to any emails or requests rapidly.

The way they do business is straightforward and they give you the option to either hook you up with somebody with a contractor or do it yourself. The price was good and all the stuff was in the package which came out fast. I asked for a few extra support which they supplied to me at no charge and when I had to do the final hook-up, the rep was very helpful and patient.

Signing up with Project Solar was good because there was no pressure and working with them was very good. They were very upfront and they indicated that they use different vendors to do the installations. Everything went just fine and I had no problems with them. Three guys came over for the installation and they were prompt that I even bought them lunch. They were working out there hard and were doing it fast and providing the lines.

I originally bought 12 panels through a different company and I wanted to add 12 more panels. I did the research and I thought I could do this myself. I got into it but I couldn't. Project Solar’s prices were good and then, they hired someone to do the job. So I got my extra 12 panels. It was easy from start to finish. They took care of everything at a great price. I just sent an email this morning because I wanna do one of Project Solar’s battery backups so I'm waiting to call back on that to add to my system. The communication was great and I've sent them to a couple other people which also had solar panels put on their roof after talking to them.

It was mostly a do-it-yourself type of situation. They gave clear instructions about what information they needed and why they wanted the consumer to do some of the evaluation pre-work in order to keep their pricing where it was. It didn't seem particularly complicated so I went ahead with it. It was a great experience that was relatively easy and it was significant savings for the same product you would get from some of the bigger name retail solar providers.

I spent some time getting familiar with what I wanted to get accomplished and Project Solar’s system seemed to work okay for me. The process was simple as long as you're fairly knowledgeable of interacting online. There was a little bit of a problem with communicating back and forth between my energy supplier, Xcel, and Project Solar just because Xcel wasn't doing a good job. So, I finally wrote letters to the governor and asked for his intervention, and the system was approved out of Xcel the next day.

I wanted to do something that I could do myself, and Project Solar was more affordable than the traditional solar panels. There was a little lack of communication during parts of it, but otherwise, it was smooth and breezy. I wish I had a little more solar panels put up though.

It took a long time to finish the project, but it was the cheapest route so it was worth it in the end. I gave my address and filled out some basic information. I took a bunch of pictures and they sent me a picture of my roof with how many panels. Then they sent someone out.

When I first started dealing with Project Solar, I lost track of time. I started dealing with them in March and they had just started out as a company. After they had put the plans in, it was seven months later and I thought it wasn't gonna happen. Finally, they called me back and told me they were ready. When the lady called and said, "Joe, this is your bill," the one thing I said to her made her laugh. I said, "I hope I'm not the guy on the 5 o'clock news trying to tell people how I sent $14,000 to someone in Utah and I've never heard from them again."

It was very seamless when I signed up with Project Solar. I went online, sent the pictures, and they had their proposal, came out here, and they right away went to town. Working with them was great. The app is good too.

The sign-up process at Project Solar was seamless. Working with them was really good and easy. It's dropped our electric bill quite a bit. I've recommended Project Solar to several people.

The sign-up process at Project Solar was good. However, they had a third party doing the installation for them. That was the only thing that I was a little confused with. Everything else was good.

Project Solar is a great program that allows you to choose how involved you want to be. We chose to do the install ourselves and Project Solar provided the plans, obtained the permit, and sent almost all the parts we needed. Install was a breeze and we passed inspection the first time. Thanks to Project Solar we have the system we need for a fraction of the cost of the other solar providers. We have recommended Project Solar to many friends.

Quick and clear sales process. All questions and change requests were updated quite fast and precisely. Smooth installation, very professional and efficient customer support. Panels and inverters among the best in the market for a very competitive price. And after one year, my system has produced more energy than expected. I do recommend Project Solar!

I had bounced around the idea of going solar for years. I wanted a diy friendly setup and it seemed everyone knew they couldn't charge me an arm and a leg if I did my own installation. When I found Project Solar they offered to have someone install my setup if I wanted but were there every step after I said I'd install myself. I am a member in a few solar diy pages on Facebook and share my experience with Project Solar and let people know some of the things they need to ask and be aware of. I live in Texas. The first electricity contract zeroed out every month and there were certain things I couldn't use my overproduction credits towards. They guaranteed I was paying a bill every month. The company I'm with now allows me to use my credits for every part of the bill and if there's a credit it is used towards the next month's bill. That's the one part about solar I wasn't prepared for, finding the best contract.