Solarponics reviews

Tom Leykis has worked with Solarponics for about 15 years, having them install and service both solar panels and Powerwalls at his home. Over that time he has come to rely on the company completely, finding their work consistently reliable and dependable. He singles out Ron Spann as an unfailingly helpful point of contact. After a decade and a half, he still turns to the same team and trusts them without reservation.

Guy and his wife couldn't be happier after Solarponics installed solar panels on their Atascadero home. He worked closely with Jeff Riley, Solarponics' Energy Analyst, who guided them through planning and the installation with steady, hands-on support. Their confidence came from a long history: Solarponics installed a pool solar system for them in 2003 that has run without problems ever since, and that trouble-free performance made the decision to use the company for the house an easy one. Solarponics matched the expectation on price and customer service, and being local tipped the balance. What stayed with him most was the decades-old pool system still performing and Jeff's dependable help during the whole process — clear signs the company stands behind its work.

Tim Bennett watched Solarponics electricians Jeremy and Brady reconfigure his system to add dedicated circuits and tie a backup for the home's booster pump into the Tesla Powerwalls. Over the past two decades the company has installed solar panels, Powerwalls and an EV Level 2 charger on two of his homes, and they even completed the rebate submissions that saved him thousands. He ended up with hands-on work from named technicians and a history of follow-through across properties, not just a one-off install. With wildfires and more violent weather becoming common, he values that electrical redundancy as a practical insurance policy—specifically the booster pump now backed by the Powerwalls.

Delbert had the company install a solar system on his home ten years ago and ended up with a full decade of zero electric bills. The installation went smoothly, and he found the crew experienced and straightforward to work with. When a part later needed attention, the team came out, honored the warranty, and replaced it at no charge. What stood out most was the long stretch of uninterrupted savings backed by a hassle-free warranty visit that cost him nothing.

Sam Saltoun chose Solarponics in 2014 to outfit his home with rooftop solar, and that choice quietly reshaped his energy picture over the next decade. They ended up with an array that has produced surplus power for more than ten years, and two years ago Solarponics added Powerwall batteries that reliably carry the house through evening rate peaks. Since the batteries went in the electric bill has consistently shown a credit; over time those credits and savings recouped the cost of the installation and last year even covered an extra 20% toward a new Chevy EV. Solarponics came back to wire an EV charging circuit at no cost, and throughout the whole run they guided the process, captured every available incentive, and sent staff and technicians back annually to clean panels and inspect the system. What sticks most is the combination of dependable, long-term generation plus hands-on follow-up — the system paid for itself and the company returned to add an EV charger for free.

Fred Miller had Solarponics install rooftop solar in 2015, and he kept expanding that system over the years. He ended up adding additional panels, a Tesla battery, and most recently a car charger in his garage, with Solarponics handling each upgrade. He leaned on their competence, professionalism and steady customer service throughout, and Aadi stood out for keeping him regularly updated and answering questions. The lasting detail is the continuity of support: the same company stayed engaged from the original installation through later add‑ons, making upgrades feel seamless rather than starting over each time.

Anita has relied on Solarponics to maintain her home's solar system for ten years. When a component failed—one that proved difficult to diagnose and then sat on back order—she watched the company keep at it instead of walking away. Carry took the lead, tracking down the issue, coordinating the delayed replacement and pushing until the system was “back in business.” After a decade with them, the detail that stuck with her was not just long-term reliability but Carry’s persistence through a complicated, drawn-out repair.

Gary began working with Solarponics in 2019 and has brought them back for several separate solar projects since. He found each installation handled professionally and completed on schedule, and walked away with Solarponics as a reliable go-to for future work. He cautions prospective buyers to watch PG&E closely — the utility keeps changing the solar rules in ways that can alter a project’s outcome — and advises making sure those rules are understood before committing. He intends to use Solarponics again whenever a favorable opportunity comes up.

Jenny waited more than a year while Solar Ponics designed her residential system and navigated permits, PG&E approvals, and delayed equipment shipments. Dominick stayed involved the whole time, sending weekly updates so she always knew where the project stood. When the parts finally arrived, the crew completed the installation in two days, leaving her with a working system and the clear takeaway that steady communication paired with a fast, tidy install made the wait worthwhile.