Cyberdyne Construction reviews

Angela ended up with a major solar-and-storage setup on her home — five Tesla Powerwalls and 34 panels — without paying anything upfront, and the part that stuck with her most was the utility bill dropping all the way to zero. From the first consultation through the installation, the whole process stayed smooth and low-stress, with a crew that kept her informed, answered quickly, and handled the details professionally. What separated the experience was how much confidence the team inspired: they came across as knowledgeable and genuinely committed to getting everything done right while making clean energy reachable for families. The result was so strong that she had already sent several people their way, and they had come away with the same zero-utility-cost outcome.

Doris came away especially struck by how personal the whole Cyberdyne Solar job felt. From the first step through the final walkthrough, the crew handled the project with a mix of hard work, professionalism, and courtesy that kept the process calm and easy for her. They didn’t just install the system and leave; they took time to explain how it all worked so she could actually understand what was going on, and they treated her home with real care, leaving everything spotless when they finished. The detail that set the experience apart was the owner coming by in person to check the work and make sure she was satisfied, a level of accountability that matched the company’s best-price quote.

Kim got connected with Kohl in October 2025 to take advantage of a battery storage deal, and the early part of the process moved smoothly enough to get a contract signed. After that, though, the momentum vanished. By the time December passed, Kohl had stopped responding, even after multiple follow-up emails asking for an update. As February 2026 came to a close, Kim was still left without any word on where the project stood, stuck waiting for a status update that never came.

Janet had put off solar for years because it seemed too complicated, until Kohl Smartwood stopped by her home and walked her through how his company could make it manageable. He took time to explain everything clearly, answered her questions without pressure, and kept checking in through a drawn-out process that stretched on because of personal challenges. When she was in a physical rehab facility and couldn’t handle the paperwork herself, he even helped finish the steps on her behalf. The installation crew then arrived at her home and turned the visit into an easy one, with every crew member coming across as friendly and polite. Later, when it was time to set up her monthly payment over the phone, the woman who handled it stayed patient and kind through a long call. What stuck with Janet most was how affordable the whole setup turned out to be, far less costly than she had expected.

Erika moved into a new place thinking the solar was already doing its job, only to get hit with an $800 June utility bill that exposed a bigger problem: the system had never been active. Another solar company came out first and couldn’t pin down the issue, but Mark at Cyberdyne Solar stepped in, got a crew out quickly, and sorted it out. Before long, her panels were finally online and working the way they should, bringing back the relief of knowing the electric bill was back under control. After that kind of rescue, the standout detail was simple: when no one else could figure it out, Cyberdyne got her system running again fast.

Sara’s garage ended up with solar batteries installed in December 2024, but by late July 2025 the system still wasn’t working. The money had already been paid in full before the job was finished, and after that came a long string of scheduled service visits that never turned into actual visits, with no call and no show each time. What should have been a straightforward install turned into months of waiting for batteries that still sat idle.

Tony found a solar-and-roof company that stood out from the usual sales pitch. Curtis took the time to sit down with him more than once, making sure he understood how the whole process would work and how the numbers could come together on a new solar system and roof. What impressed him most was the deal itself: enough savings to seem almost too good to be true, yet with nothing coming out of pocket. By the end, he had the sense that he was dealing with a team built on honesty and integrity, which was the real reason he chose them in the first place.

Elizabeth went through the early steps of a solar project with Khol, spoke with Tony Curtis, and even had an inspector come out, who left everything looking fine. Behind that smooth start, though, the process stalled: the company pulled a credit report, Tony reached out once a couple of weeks later, and she called back within the hour, but the status never moved forward. She and her contacts kept emailing and still couldn’t get anyone to respond, leaving her in the dark about whether they had even made the deadline for the tax credit or rebate. What should have been a straightforward path to solar ended with a long silence and no clear answer about where the project stood.

Nixie V. ended up in a frustrating standoff with a solar project that had already dragged on for more than four months on her home. The crew got the panels up, but the inspection never happened, and when she checked with SDG&E, she learned the system had been left turned on and wired incorrectly. Her electric usage shot to nearly double, which meant a much bigger bill was looming for the month. She reached out to Emanuel, the rep who had signed her up, and was told someone would come shut the system off until it was inspected so the mistakes would stop costing her money, but no one showed up. From there, the calls stopped getting returned, and SDG&E told her only a licensed electrician could switch it off, leaving her stuck while she tried to track down someone higher up or an office that could finally fix the problem.