Sunlife Solar and Roofing reviews

Sonia McCormick (CalBRE License #00884149), a licensed real estate agent who had long seen solar as one of the smartest ways to add value for herself and future buyers, chose Sunlife Solar to outfit her home. She watched a tight crew and a capable project manager complete the entire installation in a single day, which exceeded her expectations for speed and organization. Arthur, the owner, met with her up front, patiently answered questions and customized the system to fit both her budget and performance needs. After the install finished, Arthur returned to personally inspect the work and tweak details until everything met his and her high standards. What lingered for her was the combination of a one-day turnaround and the owner’s hands-on follow-through — concrete signs this was treated like a professional investment in the property’s resale value.

Frank O. noticed several neighbors getting roofs and solar systems from Sunlife Solar and Roofing, so he reached out and set up an appointment. The crew showed up on time, patiently walked through every question until the plan made sense, and that confidence led him to sign on. Throughout the project they kept him informed at every step and ultimately over-delivered on both the roof and the solar installation; the finished work drew several compliments from neighbors and there were no surprise charges. The detail that stuck with him was his Ring doorbell catching the company owner stopping by to personally inspect the installation — a hands-on touch that underscored how seriously they treated the job. He couldn’t be happier with the final result.

A Ring doorbell clip even caught the owner of Sunlife Solar and Roofing stopping by to inspect the work — a small, personal touch that stuck with Frank. He had noticed several neighbors getting new roofs and solar from the same company, so he reached out, scheduled an appointment, and found the crew arrived on time and walked him through the plan until everything made sense. He felt comfortable signing on. The team kept him updated through each stage, delivered a roof and solar system that exceeded expectations, and already earned several compliments from neighbors. No unexpected costs popped up, and the Ring footage of the owner checking the installation reinforced that they paid attention to detail. What Frank remembers most is that owner-level involvement caught on camera — a concrete sign, to him, that the company cared enough to get it right.

Terry Boesche began a solar project with another company but, after a friend's referral, handed the job over to Sunlife. Sunlife stepped in, managed the remaining work, and completed the installation just before summer arrived—exactly on the timeline they promised. Terry ended up with a functioning solar system and a new partnership with Sunlife and the team, and appreciated how smoothly the midstream handoff was handled. The memorable takeaway: a transferred project that still met the summer deadline.

Geraldine had wanted solar for a long time, and the experience ended up easing the nerves she carried at the start of the project. Her home got a brand-new roof and solar system at the same time, and the crew arrived on schedule, kept the worksite tidy, and left the place clean when they were done. What stood out most was how polished the finished result looked; she loved the way the roof and panels came together, and neighbors were already stopping by with compliments. By the time everything wrapped up, the project had matched exactly what she had been told to expect, with Sunlife Solar handling the job professionally from start to finish.

Ryan P. rarely leaves negative reviews, but after a year-long ordeal with SunLife he felt compelled to share what went wrong. He phoned Arthur in June/July 2018 because he wanted solar panels plus several exterior upgrades — most importantly replacing every window and door — and Arthur arrived promptly with a salesman’s charm that convinced him to sign on. They also pushed him into HERO/Benji financing, which he later identified as a mistake when the loan paperwork created delays and required a re-run of his credit. Work began, but early on an installer put a large sliding door in backwards while Ryan watched. He notified Arthur and the project manager, Shieena, the same day, and the company promised a replacement. That promise stretched from December 2018 through mid-2019, with Ryan chasing weekly updates as Shieena kept assuring him the door was “in the process of ordering.” Excuses shifted — the manufacturer was unreachable, then the company was allegedly undergoing a "business restructuring" — and finally a plan to mail him a check and send an independent repair person was offered. Months later he still hasn’t received a check or a proper fix, and Arthur stopped returning his

Osvaldo Rodríguez decided to put solar panels on his home and found Sunlife’s crew unusually professional from start to finish. He discovered the team stayed on top of every issue, walked him through each step with clear explanations, and kept in constant contact — Arthur and Shienna reached out regularly throughout the process. The installation itself was quick and tidy, completed without fuss. Once Sunlife sorted the paperwork and technical details, he began saving money from day one — a payoff that made the whole project worthwhile and something he might not have attempted otherwise. What stuck with him most was the combination of immediate bill savings and the steady communication from Arthur and Shienna.

Liz spent three years interviewing different solar companies before finding a match with Sunlife Solar for her home. She found the team warm, responsive, and diligent; the crew handled follow-up communications well, and the finished solar array both looks attractive and performs as expected. Because her husband is a CPA and conscious of the federal solar tax credit, Sunlife pushed to complete the installation before year end so they could claim the credit in April. She appreciated that the company actually followed through on that timeline rather than leaving the timing to chance. The detail that stood out most was Sunlife’s willingness to work the schedule to secure the tax credit deadline.

Anna’s solar deal unraveled around a clear, rain-free installation day that never happened. She had stressed that timing mattered, yet the company kept overpromising and then going quiet, often taking a week just to return a call. The salesman named on the contract turned out not to be the person who came to the house, and that visitor apparently lacked the license to sell the product. Her contract also carried a signature that wasn’t hers. When installation day arrived, the crew simply never called or showed up, then tried to blame an “act of God” despite the weather being fine. On top of that, the company never filed with Edison for the ECE meter box replacement, later told her they could not resell the panels, and then moved toward filing a lien even though the breakdown came from their side of the contract.