Anca Solar reviews

Andre H. bought a rooftop solar system in November–December 2015 through Sungevity, with local installer Anca handling the installation. He later discovered Sungevity had gone out of business and, worried about who would service the array, called Anca; Carlos stepped in, reassured him that Anca would continue to support the system, and that promise held up over the years. In November 2024 a roof replacement forced the panels to come down temporarily, and Carlos and Anca have been coordinating the removal and reinstallation from the first call to ensure the job stays smooth. Carlos even stopped by the house to check progress in person — personable, knowledgeable, and genuinely kind — which reinforced the continuity of care. After nearly a decade of reliable follow-through and hands-on support during the roof work, he now trusts Anca enough to buy a new system directly from them.

Christopher M. had a solar array that sat idle for four years until Marco at Solar Solutions Company stepped in and got the system back online. He had been paying about $300 in winter and $800 in summer while the panels weren’t producing; after the repair his most recent bill arrived as a $63 credit. He appreciated Marco’s straight talk — instead of the familiar “zero down” hooks followed by high monthly payments, Marco laid out realistic options and costs. Christopher also pointed out that the company has 24 years in business, a five-star rating, and a down-to-earth crew. He admits he sounds like he was paid to praise them, but insists he’s genuinely pleased — the memorable part for him was a technician who revived a four-year-dead system and turned costly utility bills into a credit.

cgbolton hired Marco Suarez to sell and oversee a residential solar installation, and the project unfolded quickly and smoothly. Marco organized the job down to the paperwork, which helped the city issue the permit right away, and Edison cleared the system to be turned on within ten days. About two years after installation, they have experienced no operational problems and have saved hundreds of dollars on electricity—far more than they expected. The standout detail for prospective buyers: a single point of contact who pushed the paperwork through and secured utility approval in roughly ten days.

Trio A. had Anca Solar install a residential array about four years ago and had already singled out Carlos and his A team for fast, attentive service. When one panel later failed, they discovered just how committed the crew remained: they reported the issue, Carlos responded immediately, and the team worked until the system was restored to full output. The experience turned a routine installation into a long-term relationship — the reviewer upgraded the company to an A+++ service rating and walked away impressed that a solar contractor would still have their back four years after the job was done.

Brandon came into the project in early November 2025, right in the scramble to beat the year-end tax credit deadline, and still ended up with a fully installed, running solar-and-battery system by early December. What stood out most wasn’t just the quick turnaround on a market-average price, but how personal the process felt: Marco was answering texts in about 15 minutes, fielding every question, and making the whole job feel like it was being handled by an actual person instead of a big anonymous solar outfit. A couple of days after the system was switched on, Marco even reached out first when the battery showed an error code, then sent someone over and had it fixed within hours, the kind of follow-through that makes the installation itself almost secondary to the attention after the panels are live.

Brandon came into the process at one of the busiest times of the year, when everyone was scrambling to get a solar tax credit locked in before the deadline. He reached out to Marco in early November 2025 and, despite the year-end rush, ended up with a fully installed, running system a little more than a month later, in early December. What made the experience stand out was how personal and fast the communication felt: texts were usually answered in about 15 minutes, questions got clear responses, and the whole process felt like dealing with a real person rather than a big corporate outfit. The pricing landed around the market average, but the service went well beyond that. A couple of days after the system was turned on, Marco spotted a battery error code on his own and checked in proactively, then got a technician out and the issue fixed within a few hours. That kind of follow-through left Brandon with a battery that was sorted almost as soon as it hiccuped.

Adeniji found himself in a frustrating spot with a solar array on his home in Simi Valley: the original installer had folded before ever setting up monitoring, the system later quit producing power, and the electric bill climbed. Marco, the owner of Solar Solutions Company, picked up the call himself and started by asking for photos of the SolarEdge inverter, then walked him through a hard reset in hopes of sparing him an unnecessary service visit. Even while visiting with his grandkids, he stayed focused on getting the system running again. When the reset failed, Marco booked a no-charge visit and promised to set up monitoring for free too. He arrived on time, tracked the problem to a failed inverter, confirmed it was still under warranty, and handled the back-and-forth with SolarEdge himself. The next day, he texted over the warranty replacement number and kept checking in during the long wait while SolarEdge took more than a month to ship the part. When the replacement finally came, he discovered it was a newer model than the one that had failed. Rather than push ahead blindly, he was upfront about it and sent Adeniji to a trusted independent contractor who finished the install

Adeniji’s original installer folded before monitoring was ever set up, and months later his SolarEdge system stopped producing power and his electric bill jumped. After reading consistently strong reviews, he called Solar Solutions Company in Simi Valley and found Marco, the owner, answering the phone himself. Marco had him send photos of the inverter and walked him step‑by‑step through a hard reset—done while Marco was visiting with his grandkids—in an effort to avoid a service call. When the reset didn’t fix the problem, Marco scheduled a no‑charge on‑site inspection and offered to set up monitoring at no cost. He arrived on time, diagnosed a failed inverter by reading the error codes, confirmed the unit remained under warranty, and volunteered to deal directly with SolarEdge since they communicate only with installers. Marco texted the warranty replacement number the next day and kept Adeniji updated while SolarEdge took more than a month to ship: periodic check‑ins, a shipping notification, and guidance on monitoring options so Adeniji could decide what made sense. When the replacement arrived, Marco discovered SolarEdge had sent a newer model he wasn’t set up to install; he’sn

Lia J. found Anca Solar on Yelp when she began looking for a trustworthy company to install panels, and she entered the process knowing almost nothing about solar. Carlos stepped in as her guide: he broke down the options into plain language, came out to the property on short notice to answer every question, and stayed quick to respond and clear in his updates throughout the project. The team's professionalism and honest communication made the logistics feel straightforward rather than overwhelming. What lingered most for her was Carlos's hands-on support and constant communication—those two things turned an unfamiliar process into something she felt confident about.