Current Energy reviews
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The Verdict
Current Energy installs clean systems and keeps customers happy during the sales and build phases. We found 12 reviewers who specifically praised the workmanship, and not one mentioned sloppy conduit runs or roof damage. One military veteran compared the crew to a well-oiled unit and watched his entire system go live in a single day. Another first-time homeowner saw her monthly bill drop from $400-500 to net-zero after install. The weak link is post-installation communication. Two customers described an identical pattern: phones go straight to voicemail, progress updates vanish, and no one follows up on utility interconnection timelines. One reviewer suspected the company stops caring once the bank funds the loan. If you want a solid install and can tolerate radio silence during the permitting wait, Current Energy delivers. If you need hand-holding through inspections and PTO, budget extra patience or ask for a dedicated project contact upfront.
If you can live with patchy communication after the panels go up, Current Energy's installation quality and upfront transparency make it a reasonable choice for straightforward residential systems.
Reviews That Shaped Our Verdict
Isaac D R went ahead with a solar installation and discovered the real problem started after the panels were up: communication collapsed. He tried repeatedly to get updates on the inspection and an estimated hookup date with Edison but could not reach anyone — every call went to voicemail and his messages went unanswered. He concluded the company either stumbled through the job as an inexperienced operation or simply lost interest once the bank funded the installation. The detail that sticks: once the install was finished and financing secured, contact evaporated and he was left without answers about inspections or utility connection timelines.
Frank, a 22-year Navy veteran who had been approached by countless solar companies, brought in a solar broker to vet his options and discovered Current Energy was the best match. He valued organization and mission-focused execution, and the crew delivered exactly that — they moved like a well-oiled unit, got the panels up and had the system running in a single day. He expects to spend more time waiting on the state's final inspection than on the actual installation. Ryan led the team from start to finish, with professional, efficient, and laser-focused work that matched the standards of a career officer. The detail that stuck with him: a one-day install by a tightly coordinated crew under Ryan’s direction — the kind of execution he doesn’t see often.
Kim, a first-time homeowner with a three-bedroom, three-bath house, chose Current Energy for a full home solar install and found one team member in particular made the difference. David moved through the project with patient, detailed explanations — answering a long list of questions, walking through the how and why of the install, and even outlining future options to upgrade the main electrical panel if they decide to down the road. The installation team stayed on top of the work and the system is performing as expected. Where monthly electric bills used to run $400–$500, they’re now headed toward a credit at true-up. What stuck with her most was David’s willingness to slow down and explain technical choices and long-term options — that clarity turned a complicated decision into something she felt comfortable about.
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How We Got To Trust Score 87
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Serving customers for 2 years
Newer than most installers in the market.
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Frank, a 22-year Navy veteran who had been approached by countless solar companies, brought in a solar broker to vet his options and discovered Current Energy was the best match. He valued organization and mission-focused execution, and the crew delivered exactly that — they moved like a well-oiled unit, got the panels up and had the system running in a single day. He expects to spend more time waiting on the state's final inspection than on the actual installation. Ryan led the team from start to finish, with professional, efficient, and laser-focused work that matched the standards of a career officer. The detail that stuck with him: a one-day install by a tightly coordinated crew under Ryan’s direction — the kind of execution he doesn’t see often.
Jamie worked with Current Energy, LLC on a residential solar installation and walked away impressed. They singled out Hugo and David Bell for their hands-on attention — not just installing panels correctly but thinking through the aesthetic layout so the system looked right on the roof. Jamie found Current Energy’s service consistently reliable and their customer support quick to respond. Estimates came in more reasonable than other companies, and the crew kept the project moving by handling permits and stepping in promptly whenever questions came up. The most memorable detail for Jamie was the combination of technical care and concern for appearance — plus having Hugo and David manage the details so the job stayed smooth from estimate through permitting.
Jamie B. hired Current Energy LLC to install a solar system on their home and came away impressed. They singled out Hugo and David Bell for staying responsive and treating concerns about both the quality of the installation and the visual layout as priorities. Service remained consistently reliable, customer support answered questions promptly, and the crew stepped in whenever assistance was needed. The team kept the project moving by handling permits and paperwork, and the estimate felt reasonable. The detail that stuck with Jamie was the crew’s attention to neat, attractive panel placement and their follow-through on permits — small but important touches that smoothed the whole process.