Prolectric reviews

Peter S has tinkered with electronics since childhood and long dreamed of generating his own power for true energy independence. After following the solar industry for years, he grew frustrated by high quotes and the headaches of planning, permitting, and a DIY route — until he met a representative from Proelectric who understood his technical concerns and cut through the confusion. He decided to move forward and oversaw the installation himself; watching the crew work, he discovered a level of professionalism and attention to detail that matched his expectations as an electronics enthusiast. Proelectric delivered what he had hoped for: fair, affordable pricing and a quality installation that made the idea of renewable energy tangible. More than anything, he walked away with the certainty that the installers were focused on helping him reach energy independence—not just maximizing profit—and with a system that finally supports his plan to combine home solar with electric vehicle use.

On their Olympia, WA home, 8mask chose Prolectric to install a rooftop solar array paired with a Tesla Powerwall 3. They experienced a project that ran without hiccups: scheduling and communication stayed clear, the crew acted professionally, and the installation showed careful, precise workmanship. The standout detail was how seamlessly the Powerwall 3 was integrated into the system — everything came together cleanly. The lasting takeaway for a prospective buyer is concrete: a professional, well-executed solar-plus-storage install that required little follow-up.

Chris Greissinger contracted this company for a solar project and ended up convinced it was a scam. He worked through Josh Terry — described as a friendly, linebacker-sized man — and learned that Zachary (Zack) Freerks was the other principal. Work appeared to be happening into early November, but after that the pair continued to collect payments from multiple customers while the installations never progressed. They repeatedly told him they were “working closely” with the permitting office to keep the project moving, only for Chris to later discover no permit had been applied for. He also spoke with an insurer connected to their projects who said the company had defrauded other clients, and he began to see a cluster of negative reviews and BBB complaints echoing that claim. Josh had told him at signing that the two had recently bought the business, suggesting the prior company, Prolectric, might have been legitimate — Chris concluded that the new operation run by Freerks and Terry was not, and that the company now appears to be winding down or declaring bankruptcy. The detail that stayed with him: repeated assurances about permits while no permit was ever filed.

Janet chose Prolectric to install a solar system on her home and loved the result. She marveled at how smoothly the crew handled the job and at the company’s consistently great service. She even urged others to “Do the installation.”

Phil installed a new solar system on his home and walked away very happy with both the equipment and the process. He singled out Gabe, Dax, and Megan for their steady communication and friendly, straightforward approach — the team kept him informed and made scheduling and decisions feel easy. He appreciated how personable interactions replaced the usual hassle around upgrades, making the whole installation smooth for a local homeowner considering solar.

Steven hired PROLECTRIC to fit a 23-panel solar array and a battery on his home so the system could work in tandem with other components and earn power credits from PGE. He watched the crew install the panels and the storage hardware, and appreciated that Gabe didn’t treat the job like a one-off sale — Gabe explained what to expect before the work began and what would change after it was finished, in plain, experienced terms. Gabe also agreed to handle an unrelated electrical task — adding a bathroom outlet for a bidet — for a reasonable fee, which highlighted the team’s flexibility. In the end he walked away reassured that the system was set up to capture credits and impressed that Gabe’s technical answers felt genuine rather than scripted; the combination of a PGE-ready 23-panel-plus-battery system and that straightforward, helpful approach is what stuck with him.

Wendy B., who lives in Clackamas County, Oregon, shopped quotes from several solar companies before picking Prolectric. What convinced her went beyond price: Prolectric laid out a detailed installation plan in plain language, showed strong technical knowledge, and encouraged her to gather even more quotes before deciding. She found their estimate fair. On the roof, Gabe and his crew worked with precision and efficiency, stayed pleasant throughout the job, and made a point of cleaning up neatly at the end of each day. The detail that lingered for her was the company's upfront honesty — they welcomed comparison shopping and still won the work — paired with a tidy, professional installation team.

Nathan Hobson worked with Prolectric multiple times each week for electrical and solar projects and consistently walked away impressed. He found the crew professional and knowledgeable, and noticed they regularly went the extra mile to keep jobs smooth. Installations arrived on schedule, were completed efficiently, and were done right the first time. He singled out Gabe and Megan for being honest, ethical, and delivering excellent customer care. The detail that stuck with him: dependable, high-quality work delivered by people he trusts.

Leslie Ford discovered the company crumbled after she had already paid for a solar installation. She ended up out of pocket with no panels or system in place, and found that other customers were left in the same position when the business folded. Her warning is blunt: steer clear — she paid for solar and never received it.