G C Electric Solar reviews

Nancy Mitchell hired G C Electric to install solar on her home and found their responsiveness the defining feature — they answered her questions and supplied requested information promptly. She received permission to operate from SDGE in March 2024 and has watched the system perform well ever since. The smooth flow from clear communication to timely paperwork is what turned the project from inquiry to a working system.

natoid56+es arranged for a rooftop solar system with panels on the front of their house and asked for a longer-than-usual timeline; the company accommodated that request and still got them onto NEM 2.0. During installation the crew worked closely on the panel layout for the front elevation and spent extra time concealing conduits around the roof and eaves so the appearance stayed clean. They check production every day and discovered the system beat the energy estimate by a noticeable margin. The combination of careful aesthetics—hidden wiring and thoughtful panel placement—and stronger-than-expected output is the detail that stuck with them.

Arthur O. had a 15-panel solar array installed on his ranch-style home three years ago and calls it one of his best investments. The installation proceeded smoothly and the crew remained extremely professional throughout the process. When one panel stopped producing recently, he contacted G C Electric Solar; they moved quickly, ordered a replacement inverter and repaired the problem at no cost. The prompt, no-charge fix underlines what stood out most for him — reliable installation plus warranty follow-through.

Will had 14 solar panels put on his roof in 2019 and ended up with an installation that looks great. A few years later his SolarEdge inverter failed, and the company helped him secure a warranty replacement so the repair process stayed smooth. He appreciated the solid installation and the follow-through on service — he still wishes he’d added a battery at the time.

Harris Jamil had GC Electric Solar install two large systems five years ago — one for his home and another for his business. He discovered that rooftop and commercial arrays are more complex than they look, but GC Electric Solar stayed the course and kept both systems running at top performance even years after the install. Sepher and his team worked hard to ensure clients were satisfied, and Harris learned that getting quality service can take time. The detail that sticks: five years later both systems are still delivering strong performance under GC’s care.

Joe S. hired Sepehr at GC Solar two years ago after gathering several bids for a residential rooftop system; friends had referred Sepehr and his quote was the most competitive. He liked the straightforward process and the price, and the system performed well — until a micro inverter failed recently. Even though the failure wasn’t GC Solar’s fault, Sepehr and his crew stayed on top of the problem: they tracked down the replacement from the manufacturer and handled the installation. The array returned to 100% output. What sticks with him is the follow-through — competitive pricing up front, plus the company taking responsibility for getting a warranty part and completing the repair.

Mike hired G.C. Electric to install a residential solar power system 3 1/2 years ago because they were by far the least expensive option. He ended up with a neat, professional installation. When an inverter failed recently, they were the ones who noticed the problem, ordered a replacement and installed it for only a minimal charge. What stuck with him was that the low initial price didn’t mean skimped service—years later they stayed on top of the system and handled the repair with very little cost to him.

A year after putting solar panels on his home, Doug D. discovered the system delivered even more power than he expected — the performance exceeded his forecast for year one. The installation process, however, hit bumps: initial problems were handled poorly at first, and he had to work extensively with the manager to get them sorted. Ultimately the issues were resolved, and he concluded the company is solid overall, even if his customer-service experience fell short of the five-star norm. He has no regrets going with them, but the lasting impression is clear: excellent panel output, but be prepared to escalate if installation hiccups arise.

Tri-City Podiatry Group installed a solar electric system to power their practice and, five years in, found the panels have run flawlessly. Each SDG&E monthly statement has become a reminder that the decision paid off: energy savings covered the cost of the system within that five‑year span. The reliable output even enabled them to switch to heat‑pump air conditioning and electric water heating, changes that only made sense once solar lowered their operating costs. What stuck with them most was the concrete payback timeline—monthly bills that now underline a completed investment and the practical upgrades it unlocked.