Brooklyn SolarWorks reviews

Phil finally cut the cord with oil heat and now runs his home entirely on electricity. After comparing three solar companies, he chose Brooklyn Solar and worked with their team to dial in the system design and capacity to match his needs. The installation went smoothly and looked professional, and the staff proved helpful, knowledgeable, and easy to reach — the place even seemed like a good workplace. Nearly two years on, the array has performed flawlessly with no issues, and the lasting impression is simple: two years of trouble-free power and no more oil.

Gregory had Brooklyn Solarworks install his solar system in 2017 and found their service stood out for reliability and responsiveness. When squirrels chewed through the cabling early on, the company replaced the wires immediately at no charge, and when a panel later failed they swapped it out without hassle. Occasionally the monitoring connection drops whenever his internet resets; each time Brooklyn Solarworks jumped in quickly, troubleshooting and helping him get it back online. Beyond the household support, they also donated a full system to the East 4 Street Comunity Garden, which underscored their neighborhood commitment. The detail that lingers: prompt, no-nonsense fixes (including free replacement of squirrel-damaged cables) combined with a real community focus.

RG discovered that since Brooklyn SolarWorks installed a system on their home in 2021, they’ve been banking unused electricity. From the first contact through final sign-off the team moved efficiently: they handled all the paperwork, arrived on the scheduled install day, and patiently answered the many questions RG had. The project felt low-friction because the company kept things organized and on time, and the payoff has been tangible — a working system that produces more than needed and accumulates credit.

Karuna Scheinfeld had Brooklyn Solarworks install her solar system more than eight years ago, and the array is still performing reliably. She ended up with enough generation to carry a running credit with ConEd, and she hasn’t paid an electric bill since the system went live. The crew coordinated the installation while her roof was being updated, so the two projects didn’t clash. The most memorable detail: after more than eight years the panels are still working and the ConEd credit remains in place.

On a flat‑roofed home, Min Feng Zheng had a solar system installed by Brooklyn SolarWorks a couple years ago and now enjoys noticeably lower utility bills. The company handled the entire job from permitting through installation, making the process painless, and every person Min interacted with came across as friendly and professional. Two years later, the standout detail remains how smoothly the flat‑roof installation was managed and the steady reduction in monthly electric costs—something Min still points out to neighbors.

Josh chose BSW for a home solar install and quickly discovered they handled the project from front to back — planning, permitting and regulatory paperwork, through the actual construction. He walked through the process with a team that felt relaxed and easy to work with but clearly knew their stuff. The installation went in cleanly, and a couple of years on the system is still performing well. What stuck with him was how smoothly the paperwork and regulatory hurdles were navigated and that the array has continued to operate without issues.

Christopher had Brooklyn SolarWorks install raised roof panels on his home in 2018, and the system has kept performing well ever since. He now sees electricity bills around $20 a month for most of the year, with only the darkest winter weeks driving that number up. Because the panels sit elevated, they also form a pergola over the deck, turning an ordinary outdoor space into shaded, usable living area. The two concrete takeaways: very low monthly bills most months and an unexpected, long-lasting pergola that improved the deck.

Frank hired Brooklyn Solar Works to install 11 solar panels on his roof in 2017. The crew completed the job neatly and efficiently, took care of all the permitting and inspections, and walked him through how the tax credit would work. They advised scheduling any roof repairs to coincide with the install and pointed out that the basement asbestos pipe removal—though costly—could be rolled into the project’s basis. That advice raised the tax-credit benefit more than he expected, and his electric bill now averages about $21.00 a month.

Jay has lived with his rooftop solar array for more than four years and watched it run without a hitch. When Spectrum knocked out his home Wi‑Fi and the system’s monitoring went dark, a Solar Works technician arrived the very next morning and had the monitoring back online. He still laughs that the moment that makes the project feel most tangible is opening the ConEd bill and finding a $23 monthly charge just to stay connected to the grid — the kind of small number his dad would have pointed out with a grin. What stuck with him: long‑term, faultless operation, a next‑day service visit when remote monitoring failed, and a tiny monthly grid fee.