SolarWorks (Out of Business) reviews

Terry H hired SolarWorks in 2009 to install a hot water system, and he was so impressed with Wayne and his crew that he came back to have a 6 kW, 26-panel array mounted on his roof. Over the first two years the system produced more electricity than his household used from APS, leaving him with about $150 a year in net credits. His March 2013 electric bill arrived at just $8.92 — only the unavoidable fees and taxes. He enjoys checking the monthly statement now, because it’s more often a tiny charge or a small credit than a large bill. The detail that still sticks with him: 26 panels ended up cutting usage enough to yield roughly $150 a year and bring a bill down to under $10.

This homeowner hired SolarWorks for a rooftop solar installation and discovered the owner and crew were top‑rate professionals. They found the team efficient and tidy, and appreciated that the crew always coordinated their work schedule with the homeowner’s, keeping communication clear at every step. The smooth scheduling and attention to detail stood out so much that they recommended SolarWorks to friends who are considering solar.

At a county home show, this homeowner ran into SolarWorks among ten or more other companies and interviewed them all before deciding to move forward — and to increase the size of the system they were considering. One sales rep, Matt, stayed with the project from the start: he handled the changes, stayed pleasant and straightforward, and remained the consistent point of contact. During installation the crew worked tidily, kept the yard and work area clean, and treated the house with care. The detail that stuck most was the building inspector’s reaction — he couldn’t recall seeing a job completed with that level of thoroughness.

After another contractor failed to complete the installation on their home, this homeowner turned to Solarworks. Solarworks stepped in, finished the stalled project ahead of schedule, and delivered a completed system sooner than expected. They saw the benefits immediately: a prorated first bill mid-month that arrived more than two-thirds lower than the previous month.

With a hard deadline to have a residential solar system finished before year-end, this homeowner reached out to Solar Works in late November 2010. They pushed the timeline, and Solar Works put the bid package together, handled the permits, completed the installation, and secured the Yavapai County building inspector’s sign-off on December 30, 2010. The project hit the target date, leaving them very happy — the standout detail being that permitting and installation were finished quickly enough to get official approval before the new year.

This homeowner hired Solarworks for a solar installation at their home and walked away impressed by owner Wayne Espeland, Matt, and the entire crew. They found the team reliably professional, completing the job on schedule and staying within the original budget. The thing that stood out was Wayne’s hands-on leadership and a crew that delivered exactly what was promised—prompt, organized work that earned a five-star rating.

Terry, in Chino Valley, approached a solar hot-water installation determined that nothing would look messy — especially no visible wires in the garage. They watched Wayne and his crew route the conduit into the attic so the garage stayed clean, and the finished install looked flawless. They walked away very happy with both the workmanship and the system itself: after federal tax credits, the hot-water setup should pay for itself in under two years, and they’re no longer dependent on propane or vulnerable to rising fuel prices. The detail that stayed with them was the hidden wiring solution combined with a very short payback timeline.

This homeowner went into the process a bit unsure of the review form but was unmistakable about the outcome: the team completed the installation and had it working in under two full days. They watched pleasant, efficient installers who treated both the house and the homeowner with real consideration, removing the old materials and tidying up at the end of each day. The new setup impressed them visually—calling it a "work of art"—and the crew took time to answer every question. From the company owner to the salesperson and the installers, everyone acted with integrity. What stuck with them most was the combination of speed, care, and craftsmanship; they’ve already promised to tell friends and even strangers about the experience.

For a residential solar installation, this homeowner ended up very satisfied with the whole process — the on-site work, the communication, and the follow-up. They found the crew honest and straightforward, and the workmanship itself was excellent. The memorable part was the combination of clear, ongoing communication and thorough post-install follow-up that reinforced the sense that the job was done right.