Summit Technology Group reviews

Jen J. waited three years to post this, but she still remembers Summit's rooftop install and the follow-up honesty that set the experience apart. After Summit put panels on her roof—an upgrade that went far smoother than the ground array a now-defunct company had installed years earlier—she reached back out a year later to ask about adding generators and batteries. The technician, Jason, walked through the options and bluntly advised that a battery install wasn’t worth it at that time; she appreciated the straightforward, no-pressure answer. The installation itself moved efficiently from sales to completion: Michael Cornwall handled the sale, Marshall Jennings ran project management, and everyone involved showed solid product knowledge and competitively priced offerings. Communication stayed clear across teams, including permits and accounting, so expectations were managed from start to finish. She also preferred Summit’s use of Enphase monitoring because it lets her see output down to each panel. What stuck with her most was that Summit didn’t try to push an unnecessary upgrade a year later—an honest assessment that saved her time and money and left her confident in the team’s

Scott Lietzke discovered a team that responded quickly and turned in polished, professional work on both jobs they handled for him. He appreciated their clear communication and dependable follow-through — "Promises kept!" — and noticed the same responsiveness and high quality on each project. That steady reliability across multiple jobs is the detail that sticks.

Ken K. called the company to fix a dead two-socket outlet and a misbehaving three-way switch at the end of a hallway. He expected a $59 trip charge plus whatever the actual repairs would cost, but when the technician arrived he discovered a $180 diagnostic fee on the invoice — effectively paying once for the visit and again for the diagnosis of problems he had already described. He agreed to proceed because the work needed doing, and the repairs themselves turned out to be high quality. A few days later he rang the office and spoke with the owner, who acknowledged the worker shouldn’t have labeled it a diagnostic fee and promised a coupon toward future work; that coupon never arrived. In the end he walked away with properly fixed outlet and switch but also a surprise $180 charge on his bill and an unfulfilled promise — a clear example of strong workmanship paired with billing and follow-through issues a buyer should watch for.

Dustin Baxter has counted on STG for the last 10 years as a go-to partner on his construction projects. He brought them in to stitch together electrical work, low-voltage systems, networking, AV, solar and home automation so each new build functioned as a single, cohesive system. STG provided one point of contact who made sure all those pieces worked together from installation through maintenance and future upgrades, which kept schedules cleaner and handoffs simpler. What stood out over a decade of collaboration was that level of integration and continuity — reliable workmanship paired with a single team that understands every system on site.

Steve Barney hired Summit Technology Group to handle an installation on his home and experienced attentive, hands-on service from start to finish. He watched Brook and the staff manage every step with care and remain responsive after the crew left. What stayed with him most was the team's follow-through and post‑installation support rather than just the work on the roof.

Roger arranged for both rooftop and ground solar on his property and watched the crews complete each installation with clear care and precision. He appreciated the superb service from start to finish — the team communicated well and paid attention to details. Most notable was their careful follow-through to make sure everything met his expectations, which left him confident the system would perform as promised.

Nick relies on Summit for all of his electrical needs and values having electrical, AV, and IT handled by one company. When Wi‑Fi across his large property needed improvement, Jason from the IT department completely reworked the network. He ended up with much better coverage and new capabilities across the grounds, and the upgrade unlocked that potential at minimal expense. The memorable detail: a single tech’s overhaul delivered broad, affordable Wi‑Fi improvement without a complicated handoff between contractors.

Kraig gave a five-star review and immediately declared the company the best in the business. He kept his praise short and emphatic, leaving a single clear takeaway for prospective buyers: he regarded their service as top-tier.

After months of hunting for a home solar solution and getting fed up with companies that only offered rental systems and heavy-handed sales pitches, Shana Bull and her husband found Summit. She discovered a team that patiently answered every question and helped design the system that matched what they wanted for their house. When unexpected electrical work hiccups popped up, Summit navigated the problems and completed the job in a good amount of time. The most tangible result arrived last month: her combined electric and gas bill fell to $37, down from about $350 a month.