Premier Solar Energy reviews

Cody Conway moved forward with a rooftop solar install and discovered the whole process flowed smoothly from start to finish. He learned a lot from a sales team that explained options clearly, stayed communicative, and never applied any pressure, which made decisions easy. The installation crew matched that professionalism in the field, completing the job cleanly and efficiently. His clearest takeaway: the combination of a patient, educational sales experience and top-notch installers left him wishing he’d made the switch to solar much sooner.

Joe brought Premier Solar in to outfit his house with panels and worked directly with Sean, Dan, Eddie and Joseph throughout the process. He found their communication consistently strong: they answered every question, and when an answer wasn’t on hand they checked with a colleague and came back with the details. The team followed up on a regular basis to make sure the installation and performance stayed on track. The equipment they installed performed even better than he expected, delivering results that surpassed his original hopes. The most memorable outcome for him was the relief of breaking free from reliance on PG&E — a tangible sense of independence alongside solid system performance.

Chip Schuenemeyer hired Premier to install a solar system on his home and discovered they wired it incorrectly. That mistake caused an energy backfeed that damaged his home backup generator, and the repairs ran $2,920. Premier told him they would reimburse the repair cost, then went silent—stopping replies to calls, texts, and emails. The concrete takeaway: an installation error that led to a $2,920 repair bill and no follow-through from the company.

Ruben Garcia hired Premier Solar Energy to put a residential solar system and a Tesla Powerwall on his home. He watched the crew move through the installation with steady confidence and clear technical know-how, and they delivered a clean, complete setup. The installers’ professionalism and obvious competence is what stuck with him — that certainty during the Powerwall hookup made the whole project feel effortless.

Enrique walked away very happy after today's service visit. Huck and Eddy handled the job and delivered excellent work, leaving him impressed. He recommended the team wholeheartedly — 100%.

Reluctant to leave a negative review, John posted this out of frustration after a recent solar installation on his home. He needed someone from the company to confirm the system was working properly, so he left five messages—but never received a callback. Hoping the review would prompt contact, he instead remained without technical confirmation and worried his array might not be functioning. The detail that stands out is simple and stark: five unanswered attempts left him without any verification that the job was completed correctly.

Tosha planned a rooftop solar installation and discovered the roof needed to be replaced before panels could go up. Premier Solar stepped in and handled the whole project, arranging the new roof and moving the solar work forward. When a few unexpected bumps popped up, the team resolved them and made her feel at ease throughout the process. The detail that stuck with her was that Premier Solar managed the roof replacement and the complications so she didn’t have to worry about coordination or follow‑ups.

Charlie chose Premier Solar to install panels on their home and discovered a refreshingly efficient process from start to finish. They could reach the company easily whenever questions came up, and Premier called ahead the day of the job to confirm when the crew would arrive. The installers turned up right on time, worked quickly, and finished the installation just a few hours later. The detail that sticks: punctual communication plus a same-day, on-the-roof completion that left a fully installed system by the afternoon.

Aaron Hay watched installers break his only gutter on installation day and cut his gate lock even though he was home and could have removed it himself. He discovered, after speaking with Enphase (the equipment manufacturer), that the crew had fitted a breaker too small for the system’s output; the undersized breaker trips every day, so his home is drawing more power from PG&E instead of using the panels. Premier then stopped answering his calls pleading for a correction. They had also insisted a WiFi internet connection was required for the system to work — a claim Enphase refuted. He ended up with physical damage to his property, a mismatched breaker that prevents the system from delivering its generation, and an installer who went silent while the panels keep producing power that he’s forced to buy back from the grid.