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LG335N1K-V5

4.79 930 Reviews

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$320.00 ($0.96 per watt)

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LG375A1C-V5

4.79 930 Reviews

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$562.50 ($1.50 per watt)

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LG375Q1C-V5

4.79 930 Reviews

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$430.00 ($1.15 per watt)

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LG365Q1K-V5

4.79 930 Reviews

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$473.34 ($1.30 per watt)

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LG360Q1K-V5

4.79 930 Reviews

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$432.00 ($1.20 per watt)

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LG355Q1K-V5

4.79 930 Reviews

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$530.85 ($1.50 per watt)

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LG360Q1C-V5

4.79 930 Reviews

Best unit price
$495.00 ($1.38 per watt)

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LG370Q1C-V5

4.79 930 Reviews

Best unit price
$407.97 ($1.10 per watt)

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LG335N1C-V5

4.79 930 Reviews

Best unit price
$323.39 ($0.97 per watt)

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LG340N1C-V5

4.79 930 Reviews

Best unit price
$338.19 ($0.99 per watt)

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SPR-E20-327-COM

4.52 1277 Reviews

Best unit price
$600.00 ($1.83 per watt)

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SPR-X22-360

4.52 1277 Reviews

Best unit price
$800.00 ($2.22 per watt)

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SPR-E20-327-D-AC

4.52 1277 Reviews

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$620.00 ($1.90 per watt)

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SPR-E20-327

4.52 1277 Reviews

Best unit price
$620.00 ($1.90 per watt)

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CS6K-300MS

4.59 166 Reviews

Best unit price
$181.00 ($0.60 per watt)

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LR6-60-HPB-300M

4.06 34 Reviews

Best unit price
$196.11 ($0.65 per watt)

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LR6-60-HPB-305M

4.06 34 Reviews

Best unit price
$172.00 ($0.56 per watt)

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LR6-60-HPB-310M

4.06 34 Reviews

Best unit price
$165.00 ($0.53 per watt)

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LR4-60HPH-380M

4.06 34 Reviews

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$228.00 ($0.60 per watt)

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LR6-72HBD-390M

4.06 34 Reviews

Best unit price
$234.00 ($0.60 per watt)

4.97 551 Reviews 10 mi

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William C, 6 days ago

Ive had a system for about a year now but decided to add an additional 12 panels & this time around I used Affordable Solar Roof and Air. They were much easier to work with and far more trustworthy than our first company. Their technician Spencer helped us sync both Solar systems under the same app & made it much easier to understand everything.

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4.84 368 Reviews 10 mi

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Mark Lee, 3 days ago

GPE gave us the best offer and really good customer service, with good communication at every step of the process. Highly recommend!

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4.78 538 Reviews 10 mi

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jsd, over 1 month

EHS quoted my solar panels. After discussing my electrical usage they determined I get 8 panels. It was explained thoroughly after the panels were up, passed inspection and Duke was set, there was the enphase app I would download and it would show my production, usage as well as individual panel production. Brian came out for the exit visit which was to show me how it worked but since it was going to take longer than his stay to download all the information from the previous week, he couldn’t go through everything. When everything was downloaded and working on the app, I went logged in only to find I could not see my usage. I called EHS and was told by Brittany that I didn’t order that panel and it would cost $500 for that box. Never was there an option presented and after being told by Josh (my salesman) that I would be able to see all this information, why would I question if I had to buy a particular box? This was the icing on the cake since I have been waiting for a month for Josh to call or text me back. After several calls and leaving messages when his voice mail wasn’t full, texting him and calling the company and leaving messages, he would not return my calls to try and resolve all the issues. One of the issues was an advertisement that the solar system would come with a free Tesla Battery. I sent him all the screen shots of the ad and never a word back about it. This was even after he called to apologize for not getting back to me and said he was at EHS and would call me back when he got inside. Never heard from him and it’s been a couple weeks already. Then I asked for the signed contract which Josh and I spoke about putting in the notes specified information. He sent me the drafts and I agreed on the draft dated March 15, 2024. Turns out the signed contract that was sent to me did not include any notes and they switched the panels from Silfab to Q-Cell. I called EHS and was told there are no notes. Then I was told by Brittany she saw several drafts that Josh showed her. I said yes there were so why wouldn’t the contract contain any notes? I asked to speak to the owner of the company. Brittany said he doesn’t speak to customers. I went online to watch a youtube how Shawn Henry says they provide customer satisfaction. NO THEY DON’T! They tell you things, even put it in writing and advertise online, then switch it on you. On March 15, 2024 when I accepted the notes in the contract, Josh told me after the system was up and running he would refund me $120 as we discussed since the first quotes of the 8 panel system they originally quotes me they claimed they couldn’t do a system that small. Why was I quoted prices by two different people at the company for an 8 panel system? Seems like a lot of bait and switch. Josh presented everything I wanted and then changed it. The company has done nothing to rectify any of this.

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Average cost (5kW system)
$17,000 ($3.40 per watt)

4.78 73 Reviews 10 mi

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Michael and Edith H, over 1 month

Wright-Way was recommended by a friend. Wright-Way is in Tyler, we are in Houston. Contacted them and they responded quickly--willing to work with us, even at the distance. To say the least, Rudy and his staff are knowledgeable and wonderful to work with. Communication was great--in pre-plans, installation, and after installations. I would recommend them whole heartedly!

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Average cost (5kW system)
$11,000 ($2.20 per watt)

4.74 141 Reviews 10 mi

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Kristina, over 1 month

We do not recommend Solar CenTex. This is our experience with Solar CenTex. We first came across Solar CenTex at a home and garden show in Bell County. We signed a contract with them in 2018 to have ground mount solar panel array installed behind our home. This project went well, and our system was inspected and commissioned in October. It was not fully operational per the contract until 14 November 2018 because there was a portion of the project that failed to function as specified in the contract. After a month of back and forth, a relatively minor issue was resolved. That system worked well for us after the initial problems were resolved but, we later sold that house, moved and wanted to do solar at our new home. This time, we wanted a grid tied, battery backup so we reached out to sales at Solar CenTex. Sales and the installation crew have saved this from being a 1-star review. The paperwork, contracts and first check for $7k were complete by early July, 2021. The install crew started designing our ground mount carport solar panel array with SolarEdge inverters and LG batteries. All the contracts and electric co-op forms were signed by mid July, 2021 and the install work began in late August/early September of 2021. By the end of September, we believed our system was fully operational and all the necessary paperwork had been handed off to the appropriate agencies. Checks for more than $70k had been cashed by Solar CenTex, the project was complete, per the contract. Not actually the case. We did not find out until 28 April 2022 (contacted by our electric co-op because our meter read very low usage) that we did not have the correct meter installed, the electric co-op did not have a record of our solar and they had not inspected the grid tied install. I spoke with Solar CenTex and they did not share with me why the process was left incomplete. I sent the signed short forms to our electric co-op via e-mail and got on their schedule for an inspection. Our solar install was properly documented and commissioned through the electric co-op on 28 May 2022. Another issue has been with the SolarEdge monitoring app. We were having regular conversations with Solar CenTex about the lack of access to change the battery charging/discharge levels through the SolarEdge app software. We were not able to adjust charging/discharge levels and had to call Solar CenTex prior to weather events and rely on them to adjust the discharge capacity of our batteries. We were disappointed to have installed a system that could only be controlled by the installer. At the time (June 2022) Solar CenTex suggested we had a communication intermittency issue. I asked if that was an issue with cell service and Solar CenTex (owner) replied, “yes the cell service from the inverter.” I contacted SolarEdge directly that evening and the app issue was resolved on 4 June 2022. Solar CenTex (warranty rep) suggested I contact SolarEdge directly and I later let Solar CenTex know when the manufacturer was able to resolve our problem. The install was physically complete in September 2021. We did not have control of this system and its charging capabilities until 4 June of 2022 and on 28 May 2022, we were inspected and properly metered/sanctioned to operate, as a grid tied system, by the electric co-op. Solar CenTex was notified, and no explanation was offered regarding either issue. Where we are now: In December (8 December2022) we noticed half of our system was not producing power or charging the batteries. After working with Solar CenTex, it was determined that the comm card failed. On 20 December Solar CenTex (install crew) came out and installed a comm card Solar CenTex thought might work but turned out to be incompatible with our inverter. Solar CenTex was trying to help get us up and running at full capacity before a cold snap over the Christmas week. Presently (27 January 2023) our system is still working at half of its purchased capability. Before Christmas, we were led to believe the part was on order but hadn’t been shipped from the manufacturer. We have been informed we have an “RMA number” and the part has been approved but no part is available. We have asked to be kept informed regarding when our $70K grid tied, solar equipment will be fully functional. In conclusion of my review of Solar CenTex we have seen a downward trend in their customer service since we first interacted with them in 2018. After the physical install is complete, their attitude toward customers is poor. We hope this is an isolated performance issue on this install and that others have not experienced this many failures in their relationship with Solar CenTex.

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Average cost (5kW system)
$13,000 ($2.60 per watt)

4.69 59 Reviews 10 mi

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Cody Family, 4 weeks ago

We sadly found ourselves with a non-working system and the company we were tied to had gone out of business. They left us without any idea of what to do (not shocked they were HORRIBLE to deal with) so I reached out to the manufacturer for Sunny-Boy inverters and they referred me to Solartime USA for assistance. From the first conversation with Alexis I felt like we were not going to have to scrap our 5 year old system. She was very professional, friendly and took ownership of our situation. They did not install this system but she made me feel as if I was a long standing client. The technicians that have been to our house have blown us away from what we were accustomed to with O3. The technicians were knowledgeable, helpful, courteous and skilled! They were able to isolate the issue and get our inverter replaced quickly. They handled everything for us and we did not receive any surprises with what they quoted. Solartime USA has made a lifelong customer and we look forward to having them service our solar needs as well as a roof when the time comes! THANK YOU!

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4.68 120 Reviews 10 mi

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Esteban Flores, over 1 month

Taylor Reynolds made sure to make us feel comfortable though out the whole process from beginning to end. Any questions or concerns we had were answered and explained thoroughly to comfort us in our decision. There was complete transparency and open communication. After researching various companies Circle L had the best product and price. Installation was smooth and not an inconvenience at all. Amazing service all around. If you live in the Springtown, Azle, Weatherford, Poolville ,Fort Worth area I suggest you definitely give him a call! Once completion and installation was done Shelby was also great in assisting with any questions I have and the process that would follow. Great company!

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4.66 357 Reviews 10 mi

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Kelly L, over 1 month

SunLux did a great job with the solar panel planning and installation process. Their people were pleasant and capable. The system has just been turned on and is operational. It did take a few months to get final approval from SunPower who is our ultimate panel provider for service, however, SunLux did their part and hopefully, the number of panels installed will serve my family well going forward.

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Average cost (5kW system)
$15,150 ($3.03 per watt)

4.61 358 Reviews 10 mi

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William, over 1 month

Extremely poor quality work and supervision. Subcontracting out work to inferior and inept contractors. Would not return phone calls for service / warranty request. Keeps contacting me offering a reward to help them find new customers - like I'm going to do that based on how I have been treated and the poor quality of work they performed.

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Average cost (5kW system)
$17,200 ($3.44 per watt)

4.61 20 Reviews 10 mi

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Jason Holder, over 1 month

Have used GFE for multiple EV charger installs and now I’ve used them for a full solar, powerwall and span panel install. Very happy with the entire process. Had pto before they even started installing. Install took less time than they quoted. After install they helped me resolve issues with Tesla and got me into the Tesla electric plan. They came out and made sure everything was understood by me as well. Would happily recommend them to anyone looking for solar!

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