Devil Dog Energy reviews

Neeloufar Mahrouyan owns a highly custom house with several flat roofs mixed with tile, and she turned to Devil Dog Energy to manage the whole job so she wouldn’t have to coordinate multiple contractors. She had them replace the flat roofs using what she considered the best roofing system available, then install the solar array and an EV charger — all pulled together with permits so she didn’t need to hire a separate roofer. Over a year later she’s been very happy with the system and is seeing substantial savings on her electric bill. The team stayed reachable at any hour to answer questions, and Neeloufar singled out Aaron and Megan for their help. She’s now hired Devil Dog to install solar on a second home — a concrete sign that handling the tricky roofing, permitting, and EV charger in one package gave her the confidence to use them again.

Kimberly had been turned down by five large companies because her community uses an SDG&E master bill, so getting solar felt impossible. When a brand-new house in the neighborhood had panels installed during construction, she tracked the installer to Devil Dog Energy and reached out. They came out quickly, provided an estimate, completed a site survey, and prepared the HOA architectural-review diagram her association requires. Aaron promised the system would be in by year-end, and the crew met that deadline. During the inspection Pablo, the electrician, answered her questions about the monitoring app and fixed a small issue on the spot, while Megan and the rest of the team stayed responsive throughout. She ended up with a working system installed on schedule—and the standout detail she still remembers is that Devil Dog navigated the SDG&E master-billing hurdle and handled the HOA paperwork so the project could move forward.

Stasys began researching solar in 2022 and showed up with a clear plan: premium Panasonic panels paired with Enphase microinverters for his home. After comparing about a dozen quotes and talking with neighbors, he chose Devil Dog Energy when a neighbor’s installation and their lower price for the same system size stood out. He carried on extensive email exchanges with Aaron, who answered promptly, and met him in December to go over details — the warranty looked better than competitors’ and they signed the contract that same day. Installation was scheduled for January but slipped to March; the crew completed the job in roughly 4–5 hours and the system initially performed as expected. A little later he discovered the microinverters installed were a lower grade than they'd agreed to — he accepts responsibility for not catching that language in the contract. When he raised the issue, Aaron agreed to replace the inverters even though he wasn’t legally obligated to do so. In April an IQ combiner failed: the panels still produced power, but monitoring went dark; it took about three weeks to restore visibility, and Devil Dog added a consumption CT monitoring device at no cost. What stuck:,

Bruce spent three years fighting off pigeons that kept turning his solar system into a nesting spot. He called in Chance and the Devil Dog Energy crew, who installed protective measures that finally ended the invasions. The array has stayed free of nesting for the past three years, and he appreciated how the crew’s straightforward, effective fix stopped multiple pigeon families from making a home on the panels. What stuck with him was the simple outcome: no more recurring bird problem, just a solar system that can do its job without becoming a bird hangout.

Neelou hired Devil Dog to outfit her very custom Costa Mesa home — a mix of multiple flat roofs and tile — and quickly discovered they were more than a solar installer. They redid the flat roofs with what she calls the best available system, handled window and roof prep, pulled all the permits, and then installed the solar array plus an electric car charger, so she never had to juggle a separate roofer. As an attorney she vetted backgrounds and insurance, and Devil Dog checked every box, which gave her real peace of mind. A year after the install she’s still seeing big savings on her electric bills and staying in touch with a team that answers questions any time of day. That turnkey approach — roofing, permitting, and always-available support from Aaron and Megan — convinced her to hire them again for a second home.

Toby worked closely with Devil Dog Energy’s leadership and legal counsel and, after a long process, ended up with a fully operational, properly permitted solar system at his home. He began the project worried about permitting and project management, but those concerns were resolved as the company engaged directly and followed through. What stands out is Devil Dog’s willingness to escalate the issue — bringing senior staff and legal resources into the mix — to make things right rather than walk away from problems. He appreciated the team’s persistence and good-faith effort that turned a frustrating stretch into a completed installation. The outcome is a functioning, permitted system and confidence that Devil Dog can deliver strong results when issues arise. The lasting detail for prospective buyers: the crew stayed with the issue until permits were cleared and the array was energized.

Timothy Parker recently had a new roof and solar installed on his Los Angeles home and ended up with a flawless roof and a working solar array that has eliminated his electric bill. Aaron Glasser at Devil Dog Energy steered the project from start to finish, making the whole process very easy for him and his wife. The company’s full-service approach and careful attention to detail produced a clean, finished installation. What stuck with him most was the hands-on coordination by Aaron — a single point of contact that turned a complex roof-and-solar job into a turnkey outcome with no more electric charges.

Blanca hired the company to install solar panels on her home after shopping around; they came highly recommended and she moved forward without hesitation. She ended up with a quick, timely installation that didn’t create any roof leaks, and the payoff was immediate — her electric bill now runs about $14 a month. No regrets followed the job; the tiny monthly bill is the detail she keeps coming back to.

This homeowner went ahead with a rooftop system after a salesperson, Efrain, promised a "first year free." Once the panels were installed, Efrain stopped answering calls and texts. Calls to the company's office only reached a woman who repeated that there was nothing she could do and that she could only pass along messages, leaving them with no resolution. They left a one-star review. The clearest takeaway: the promotional "first year free" never materialized and the company provided no meaningful follow‑up.