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Myers Electric reviews
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The Verdict
Myers Electric is not a reliable choice for solar installation. We found a troubling pattern across dozens of reviews where the same company earned both glowing praise and serious complaints, suggesting wildly inconsistent execution. One homeowner paid for panels in August but couldn't turn them on until October because the installer missed the final inspection appointment entirely. Another waited over a month after installation just to get the system connected, chasing dates while communication broke down between Myers and the sales company. The workmanship scores tell the story: while 18 reviews praised installation quality, 7 cited poor work, and post-sale support scored barely above neutral with nearly as many complaints as compliments. When things go wrong, you're gambling on whether you'll get same-day service or radio silence. Even reviewers who liked the crew noticed chaos behind the scenes, with one saying the labor deserved five stars but communication failures dropped the rating. The company has handled multi-year customer relationships well in some cases, but the no-show rate and organizational gaps are deal-breakers when you're locking into a 25-year product.
If you want solar panels that turn on when promised and a company that shows up for inspections, keep looking. Myers might send a great crew or leave you paying for a system you can't use for months.
3 Stories That Stood Out
Jake S. hired the company to install solar panels, and what should have been a straightforward roof job turned into a cascade of missed commitments. On August 4 one installer called out, leaving a single crew member who couldn’t finish the work, so the crew returned a week later on August 9. When they came back, he discovered several panels had been moved to a different area of the roof without his approval; a technician promised they would return the next week to reposition them and paint the conduit lines but never called or came back. A final inspection was scheduled for October 9 — roughly two months after the install — but the inspector showed up alone because the company’s technician didn’t appear, so the inspection has to be rescheduled. The inspector left a note requiring painted conduit and labelled lines, work Jake had requested two months earlier. He can’t get anyone on the phone, and the worst outcome is that he’s already making payments for a system that remains inactive. The detail that lingers: panels were repositioned without consent and repeated promises to finish and activate the system went unfulfilled, leaving him stuck paying for power he can’t use.
Jin had panels installed on their home on schedule, but the follow-up support soured the whole experience when a Myers representative abruptly hung up after making a nasty remark during a call for verification. They filed a BBB complaint; Myers responded by blaming its contractors and saying Jin had misunderstood the exchange instead of offering an apology. Convinced there was nothing to misunderstand about being hung up on, they worried they wouldn’t get help over the next 25 years of the system. After asking the BBB to reflect Myers’ response and requesting the lowest rating, Jin was then told they weren’t allowed to rate the company because they had filed a complaint. The BBB page still shows an A, yet flags Myers as "Not BBB accredited" and calls out a lack of transparency about ownership, location, or offered products and services — a detail Jin says would have changed their decision to sign. The takeaway that stuck with them: check the BBB accreditation line and the written reason on the company’s profile before committing to a long-term contract.
Crystal C. has relied on Myers Electric for several years. She had them install a solar array on her tract-style home, replace a weak main breaker left by the builder, and swap out troublesome GFCI outlets. When her panels stopped working recently, she called and a technician was dispatched the same day to diagnose and fix the problem. The crews consistently treat her home and time with care, protect spaces while they work, and take extra minutes to explain each charge so she understands the bill. The detail that stands out for her is that same-day response paired with technicians who clearly walk through costs — a combination that keeps her calling them back.
Platforms Monitored
Performance by Work Type
How We Got To Trust Score 67
Clean Record
Unauthorized Activities
Passed screening
Misleading Claims
Passed screening
Background Check
Serving customers for 12 years
Operating longer than most installers in the market.
BBB Rating
Not BBB rated.
Unnatural Review Patterns
Some periods had unusually high review activity.
What You Can Expect
Crystal C. has relied on Myers Electric for several years. She had them install a solar array on her tract-style home, replace a weak main breaker left by the builder, and swap out troublesome GFCI outlets. When her panels stopped working recently, she called and a technician was dispatched the same day to diagnose and fix the problem. The crews consistently treat her home and time with care, protect spaces while they work, and take extra minutes to explain each charge so she understands the bill. The detail that stands out for her is that same-day response paired with technicians who clearly walk through costs — a combination that keeps her calling them back.
Kourtney M. reached out about a solar job at her home and appreciated that the team took the time to answer every question thoroughly before the crew even showed up. Once on site, the installers delivered tidy, professional work, and she ended up ready to hire them again — the clear pre-visit communication paired with solid workmanship was the standout.
Katherine paid for a solar installation and discovered the installers put panels on her roof, accepted her money, but never hooked the system into the utility. She spent more than a year going back and forth with Good Leap trying to get the connection completed; during that time the company stopped returning calls and repeatedly offered assurances that never materialized. Frustrated and out of pocket for a system that isn’t supplying power, she plans to involve a lawyer to resolve the matter — a cautionary detail for buyers: payment and physical panels do not guarantee a working, connected system.
Mandy F. ran into a problem with her home solar panels and the company got a crew out within a couple of days. The technicians arrived, diagnosed the issue, and moved efficiently through the work so the panels were producing again that same day. She appreciated how knowledgeable and prompt the team was. What stood out was the quick response combined with a same-day repair — the reason she plans to use them again.
Jacquei M. counted on Meyers Electric Co. to install solar on her home and to manage other electrical jobs around the property. She found them consistently reliable and affordable — the solar array turned out exactly as she hoped, and the same crew handled additional electrical work without fuss. What stuck with her was having one dependable contractor for both the big solar install and the smaller repairs, leaving her with a functioning system and a go-to electrician for future needs.
David R. hired Myers Electric Solar for a residential solar installation and ended up frustrated. He found installers who appeared intoxicated and encountered managers and the owner whom he viewed as dishonest. The install showed poor workmanship, and the company kept returning repeatedly to try to fix the same mistakes. The detail that stuck with him: crews allegedly showing up drunk and a job that required multiple reworks instead of being done right the first time.
Mike B. brought the crew in for electrical upgrades and a solar-system tune-up on his home and walked away impressed. The electrician showed up knowledgeable and friendly, went above and beyond to make sure the work was safe and compliant with code, and took the time to diagnose problems with his existing solar system that other companies hadn’t been able to pinpoint. They repaired everything quickly and charged a fair price. He plans to use them again; the memorable takeaway was their ability to find and fix stubborn solar issues that others missed, combined with solid electrical work and straightforward pricing.
Pete B. did his homework on solar companies and discovered this installer stood apart for both customer care and product quality. He chose them for a new system because the combination of value and workmanship made the decision a no-brainer. He ended up very happy with the results — what really distinguished the experience was how genuinely attentive the team was and how solid the system felt, not just the price. That blend of care and quality is the detail that lingers after the install.
David M. turned to the company to finish a residential solar installation after his original contractor closed, and the crew completed the panel work. He discovered, however, that he never received any login credentials to monitor the array, so he’s been unable to check production or system status. Every attempt to get help ran into dead ends: the automated phone system led nowhere, and the only direct contact he had—Liz Klapp-Rogers—stopped answering texts and calls. The end result is physical panels on the roof but no way for him to access performance data and no responsive point of contact.
Long-term Satisfaction
Recent customers rate Myers Electric 3.9 ★
Long-term reviews carry the most weight in our methodology because they are most representative of what you should be paying for: a system that will perform for years.