Florida Power Management reviews

Rock bought a rooftop solar system through FPM in 2022 and discovered it immediately cut his electricity bill to the minimum, insulating him from annual rate hikes and delivering savings from day one. Ben walked him through the required system size, rooftop layout and financing options with clear, thorough explanations. He financed the array through Mosiac, and unlike other installers he compared, FPM was the only one to lay out the loan terms plainly. FPM wasn't the cheapest — they told him they wouldn't slash pricing because they want to be around long-term — and that honesty helped him choose them. That decision paid off: a few months ago one of his arrays (13 panels) went offline, and FPM had technicians at his house within days to diagnose and fix the issue. The service crew was friendly, knowledgeable and fast, and Rock figures the roughly $1,000 extra he paid already covered that visit. What stuck with him most was not just the lower bills but the clear loan disclosure and a company that actually shows up to repair a major outage.

Sean chose the company for a home solar install in a busy household with five dogs and ended up with a surprisingly low-stress experience. The installers arrived polite and efficient, welcomed the dogs — even played with them while working — and didn’t mind the animals being underfoot, which made scheduling and being home much easier for him. The team kept in daily contact through the permitting and utility steps, guiding him through county and Duke Energy inspections and coordinating the meter swap. After activation, they stayed available to walk him through how much power the system was generating, what he was using versus sending back to the grid, and how to use the monitoring apps so he could check performance himself. A year on, the system is performing well, and he still touches base with Matt for routine questions — Matt typically responds the same day, even on weekends. He has recommended the company to friends, neighbors, and relatives; the details that stand out are the crew’s comfort with his dogs and the consistently fast follow-up from Matt.

chbickford contracted Florida Power Management in July 2024 for a Tesla backup battery to keep their home running during power outages. Nearly a year later the battery and associated equipment are in place, but they never received any confirmation that the work was actually finished. They kept calling for a final sign-off and answers, only to have the company stop returning their calls. The striking detail: the system sits installed without closure or communication from the installer even after months, leaving paperwork and final acceptance unresolved.

Jacqui put a solar system on her 3,600-square-foot home more than five years ago and ended up with dramatically lower energy bills — summer charges that used to spike to about $560 now sit around $210–$230. Tired of funneling large sums to the utility, she harnessed the sun and ultimately more than recouped her original investment. What set the experience apart for her wasn’t just the savings but the long-term support: when a panel issue surfaced five years after installation, Florida Power Management moved quickly. They communicated promptly, arranged warranty coverage, and even stepped in as a go-between with the manufacturer so she didn’t have to navigate it alone. A technician braved the heat to make repairs, and Jacqui appreciated that the owners and staff — including Matt and Greg — handled the problem with obvious honesty and integrity. Her takeaway is simple and specific: the system cut her bills in half, and the company stood by the work years later with fast, hands-on service.

After living with the system for more than a year, jzatarain25 waited to be sure there were no problems before writing this account. They found the installation process moved swiftly, the paperwork and scheduling were straightforward, and the panels have performed exactly as expected over twelve months. As Duke kept raising rates, the decision to go solar felt increasingly justified — the system delivered consistent generation and avoided surprise issues. The clearest takeaway: a quick, no-fuss install followed by a year of trouble-free performance made the switch feel like a practical hedge against rising utility costs.

Celestialgazingdaily received permission to operate just before Hurricane Ian — perfect timing for a homeowner worried about two things: water intrusion where the panels were installed and whether the battery backup would actually keep the house running. They discovered neither concern materialized: the roof installation stayed watertight, and the custom 20 kW DC system paired with a 38 kWh battery ran the entire 300-amp panel, including both air conditioners and the well pump, for more than 20 hours during the outage. They pursued a non‑conventional design that many companies wouldn’t attempt, and Matt and his team engineered and installed the more complex solution that made simultaneous operation of ACs and the well pump possible. The detail that stuck with them was clear — a professionally executed, non‑cookie‑cutter system that kept critical loads on through Hurricane Ian without leaks or compromise.

Maureen called FPM when her four-year-old rooftop solar system needed its first service. FPM responded quickly and sent a technician who walked her through the issue, diagnosed it on the spot, and completed the repair that same day. He identified the failed component, replaced it promptly, and confirmed the part was covered under warranty — a relief that avoided any out-of-pocket cost. She wished she'd remembered his name because he was a pleasure to work with. The visit left her reassured that the system is actively monitored and that FPM will be there to keep it running.

About a year after installing an 11.7 KW solar system with FPM, mleetnt discovered a dramatic change in their energy costs. Their Duke bill dropped by more than 90% compared with the prior year, and most months show only the minimum connection fee. The system has essentially erased regular electricity charges, and they walked away impressed with how it performed and the tangible savings it produced.

Florence P. started chasing a solar installation more than a year ago and ended up stuck between companies. She signed a contract with Vision Solar, which later folded, and the finance company Dividend steered her to Florida Power Management. Florida Power Management inspected her house twice — both visits happened more than four months ago — and still hasn’t provided any timeline or resolution. When she pushed for answers, phone calls were cut off and staff hung up on her. The lasting image from her experience is a year of delays, a vendor that closed its doors, and a referred installer that remains unresponsive after multiple inspections.