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Green Leaf Solar & Electric earned perfect workmanship scores across dozens of reviews, and we couldn't find a single complaint about the quality of their electrical or solar work. One homeowner used Rick for a 3,000-square-foot remodel and kept calling him back for smaller jobs because his recommendations were "always sound and thought out." We noticed 18 reviewers specifically praised the clean, professional finish of his installations. The company stands out for two reasons: Rick talks customers out of oversized systems (one reviewer wanted to go big, and Rick patiently explained why building the infrastructure now but buying only the panels they needed would save thousands), and he handles emergencies other electricians won't touch. When a 500-amp transformer blew at a commercial site, he sourced a replacement in Texas, shipped it overnight, and got the business running again. If you want an installer who'll optimize your system for actual savings instead of upselling you, Green Leaf is the rare contractor who leaves money on the table to do right by you.
If you want someone who'll size your system honestly and show up when things go wrong, hire Green Leaf. One repair follow-through lapse aside, Rick's workmanship and straight talk are worth the call.
Bill called Rick when the main 500-amp transformer at his workplace blew up. He watched Rick move quickly: he sourced a replacement all the way in Texas, arranged shipment, completed necessary system upgrades, and got the facility back online. Later, in fall 2020, he hired Rick again for a different job — installing six 6 kW Infratech patio heaters plus a control and power distribution box. Although Rick was tied up on a large project when the equipment arrived, he deployed a two-person crew that finished the installation in under two days. The standout detail was the conduit work — tidy, precise runs that look professionally finished and durable.
Michael hired Green Leaf Solar & Electric to outfit his home with solar panels and discovered a team that managed the job from end to end. He watched them inspect and resolve every building concern — from roof issues to the electrical panel — making sure the house was ready before a single panel went up. The crew installed premium-looking panels and completed the job in just three days, working cleanly and efficiently so the process felt smooth rather than disruptive. What stood out was their attention to detail: the system layout aimed to maximize photovoltaic output while also presenting a tidy, attractive finish. He ended up with a high-quality, well-designed array and the lasting impression that every potential problem had been handled up front, leaving a neat, fully operational system.
When Christina H. decided to put solar on her 117-year-old Victorian in the Bay Area, she intended to “go big or go home” — but discovered a smarter path. Having already hired Rick Rodriguez to rewire much of the house, she trusted him and let him evaluate her needs. Rick walked her through why installing a right-sized array now, while building the roof infrastructure to support future panels, would deliver a better long-term return than oversizing the system to save on a second crew later. She pushed back at first — convinced touching it once was cheaper — but ultimately accepted his plan because it kept her immediate costs focused and freed savings to convert gas utilities to electric and pursue other energy upgrades that will increase future electrical demand. That staged approach also leaves room to add storage batteries later, which she expects will drastically cut her grid dependence. Living in a hot Bay Area market, she appreciated another practical detail: owning panels raises resale value, while leases tie buyers to a provider for roughly 20 years and reduce tax-credit and monthly-savings benefits. Green Leaf Solar & Electric, Inc. walked her through the financials, and is
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Bill had two memorable calls with Rick. Years ago the main 500‑amp transformer at his workplace blew up; Rick sprang into action after a cold call, tracked down a replacement all the way in Texas, arranged shipping, completed system upgrades, and got the operation back online. In Fall 2020 Bill turned to Rick again for a nonstandard install — six 6 kW Infratech patio heaters and a control/power distribution box. Although Rick was tied up on a large project elsewhere when the gear arrived, he deployed a two‑person crew that finished the job in under two days, leaving conduit work that looked particularly clean and professional. He walked away impressed that Rick can both source hard‑to‑find equipment quickly and coordinate small teams to deliver fast, high‑quality installations.
Bill called Rick when the main 500-amp transformer at his workplace blew up. He watched Rick move quickly: he sourced a replacement all the way in Texas, arranged shipment, completed necessary system upgrades, and got the facility back online. Later, in fall 2020, he hired Rick again for a different job — installing six 6 kW Infratech patio heaters plus a control and power distribution box. Although Rick was tied up on a large project when the equipment arrived, he deployed a two-person crew that finished the installation in under two days. The standout detail was the conduit work — tidy, precise runs that look professionally finished and durable.
Aryanna hired Green Leaf Solar and Electric for a residential solar installation and walked away very pleased. Rick took the time to explain how everything would work in plain language, and the crew followed through: professional, knowledgeable, and easy to coordinate with. The team finished on schedule and left a high-quality installation behind, and she’s already noticing the benefits. The detail that stuck with her most was Rick’s clear walkthrough combined with an on-time, tidy finish.