Innovative Solar Power reviews

John C. moved into a new house about a year ago and discovered the electrical setup was completely jerry-rigged. Worried he might be taken advantage of because he had little knowledge of power, he called Innovative Solar Power Inc to inspect the system. Their technician Mike arrived, conducted a thorough investigation, and identified every problem. Mike then organized the issues into a clear priority list—from the most critical safety hazards down to minor fixes—giving John a practical roadmap. Over the past year he and Innovative Solar Power have worked steadily through that list; pricing stayed fair, crews kept the site clean, and installers showed up on time and worked safely. What stuck with him most was the prioritized plan Mike left behind: it made an overwhelming, unsafe situation manageable by letting them fix the dangerous items first and address the rest over time.

Abby S. reached out on a Thursday because she needed an upgraded circuit to run an induction cooktop and received a same‑day reply. She booked an in‑person consultation for Friday with David from Innovative Solar Power Inc., and by Monday he completed the job in just a couple of hours. David ran a new power line and installed a dedicated circuit with a tidy, professional finish; she found him friendly, responsive, and priced the work fairly. The detail that sticks is the turnaround — from first contact to a working induction cooktop in four days, with a clean installation to match.

Tim N. hired Innovative Solar to move and upgrade his electrical panel and install an EV charger, and Alejandro showed up for the estimate on time and explained the plan clearly. The company collected a 10% deposit to pull permits and coordinate with SDG&E, but scheduling unraveled almost immediately: the crew had the wrong date and didn’t arrive when expected. The next morning SDG&E turned up to move a cable and told him the new service box should already have been installed. After repeated calls he finally reached Sophia, who said the company would try to install the box later — which would force another SDG&E visit and a two‑month wait. They never came that day, then stopped answering calls and texts for weeks. Tim is left chasing the $1,000 deposit while SDG&E has already done its part and the project sits unfinished.

Brandon B brought in the Innovative Solar Power team to upgrade the solar panels on his home and discovered a crew that really knew their stuff. They completed the panel upgrade promptly, handled the work professionally, and left the property spotless with no mess behind. He appreciated their strong customer service and felt comfortable that they could handle electrical tasks as well as solar. He walked away with upgraded panels, a clean job site, and confidence in the company’s broader electrical and solar capabilities.

Bruce H. needed the church parking lot lights upgraded to LEDs before the clocks changed so evening safety wouldn’t suffer. He contacted Innovative Solutions, who responded quickly, came out to inspect the site, and asked for a fee to prepare a formal estimate — a charge he agreed to. After comparing bids, he found Innovative Solutions both cheaper and able to schedule the job within a week, so he went ahead. Alejandro handled the installation. He kept the crew and the church in the loop throughout the project, arrived a bit late the first day but then worked steadily to finish on a reasonable timeline, and left the fixtures looking solid. The final bill matched the written quote. The only real bumps were administrative: the office phone was often unanswered and noisy, and the crew initially expected immediate payment at completion. After some discussion, they agreed to submit an invoice to the church’s bookkeeping department, and the church issued a check within a week. In the end he got the lights swapped to LED on the schedule he needed, with tidy work from Alejandro — the logistics and payment handling are the two practical things to be ready for next time.

Lando Nelson hired Innovative Solar with his wife to move and upgrade the rooftop panels and install an EV charger at their home. He appreciated that Alejandro arrived on time for the estimate and explained the work clearly, so they signed on and paid a 10% deposit to pull permits and coordinate with SDG&E. The crew then mixed up the follow-up schedule: SDG&E arrived the next morning to move the cable and expected the new electrical box to already be in place. After several calls he finally reached Sophia, who promised they would try to install the box later — a plan that would push SDG&E’s return out another two months. The installers never showed that day and then stopped answering his calls; weeks of voicemail went unanswered. Now he’s left trying to recover $1,000 and frustrated by the lack of communication and a stalled project.

Rosalia scheduled a quick service visit and Pedro arrived on time. He provided a clear, reliable price and completed the work in under an hour, leaving everything very clean and tidy. She walked away pleased — the punctual arrival, honest quote, and speedy, neat finish were the details that stood out.

Jimmy K. brought the team in for electrical work and discovered a crew that moved quickly, stayed efficient, and offered creative, economical solutions. He appreciated their clear communication and thoughtful planning, and watched them take extra care with the wiring to leave a neat, professional finish. Alejandro stood out for his workmanship, earning Jimmy’s particular thanks. He ended up naming them his go‑to electricians in town.

Jeff S. hired the company to upgrade an electrical panel — a $5,850 job — and began the process on December 7, 2022. He found the crew missed the first appointment, so he rescheduled; after approving the quote he paid a 10% deposit ($585) to start work. The job was booked to begin December 16, but the crew never showed up again, even though his deposit was processed. He received a text confirming a technician would arrive between 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. on the 16th, then messaged the company that the panel had been tripping all morning and needed attention that day. No one answered; his repeated calls went unanswered and the company mailbox wouldn’t accept messages. Frustrated, he urged that the business be audited and flagged publicly for poor follow-up — the lasting image is a homeowner left with a tripping panel and no way to reach the contractor after paying a deposit.