Tiger Solar reviews

Seth Oldham had Tiger Solar install a residential system in 2017, and the array has delivered the output they projected. Last year he ran into an intermittent issue that cropped up briefly around sunrise, affecting a panel and later the inverter; both problems were handled under the original warranty and replaced at no cost. What stands out is how Tiger treated the diagnosis: a technician logged on with him at 6 a.m. more than once to watch the behavior in real time and pinpoint the fault. Once they determined the inverter needed replacing, Tiger pushed on his behalf—working with SolarEdge and UPS and resolving several logistical hurdles—to get the swap completed. The field crew who performed the work came across as friendly, expert, and professional, and the office support kept things moving. He plans to have Tiger expand the system with batteries when residential prices fall, and what stuck with him was the company’s willingness to do the early-morning troubleshooting and to battle manufacturers and shippers to make the warranty truly work.

Lucinda hired Tiger Solar last year to put panels on her home, and the crew showed up organized and finished the job quickly. She found the team highly knowledgeable — they explained the system to her clearly and stayed available for questions after the install. Six months later she had the same company return to add a battery backup, and Tiger handled that installation smoothly as well. They also installed an electric vehicle charger for her, so the household’s charging and backup needs are all in one place. The practical payoff: her electric bill is now mostly just the service fees.

Terryl Bever and her husband brought Tiger Solar onto their ranch-style home two years ago for a full solar array with a battery system. She discovered from the start that the company didn’t disappear after install — whenever a problem or question came up, Tiger Solar answered quickly and handled things beyond what they expected. When a hailstorm forced them to re-side the house recently, Kyle from Tiger Solar showed up and consulted with the siding project manager to make sure the panels and battery stayed protected and that service wouldn’t be interrupted. She still relies on them for support and keeps sending friends and neighbors their way — the hands-on coordination during the siding job is the detail that stuck with her.

rctreehouse22 has relied on Tiger Solar (formerly Alt Energy) for several years. When a ting outage in the Martha Jefferson area knocked out their router and messed up the solar equipment, the company came out and put everything back together at no charge. They appreciated the capable team and now plan to add more panels soon.

Neeral chose Tiger Solar (formerly Altenergy) a few years ago after shopping around and encountering several outfits—some non‑local and one that later defaulted and closed—so he wanted a reliable, local option. He appreciated that the team put no pressure on the sale and that Chris Poggi, a master electrician, patiently answered every technical question. The system performed well, and when an inverter failed about a year in, Tiger Solar ordered a replacement and installed it within a few weeks. The payoff became obvious on the monthly statements: electricity bills that hover around $6 — essentially just the grid connection fee. He’s since recommended Chris to many friends and family, and what sticks with him most is those tiny monthly bills backed by prompt, competent service.

Nick shopped solar for over a year and finally pulled the trigger on a 20 kW system after an initial Tiger Solar quote 18 months earlier. When Chad and his crew showed up to install it, they handled the job professionally and kept quality high from permitting through commissioning. He found Tiger’s pricing competitive and the equipment a step above other options — the system uses Enphase microinverters, and the Enphase app gives per-panel production data that he uses to compare usage versus output. He also liked that Tiger Solar ran the entire installation in-house with no subcontractors, which made coordination simpler and accountability clear. The detail that sticks with him most is the per-panel visibility in the app — it’s the tool he points to when explaining why the system works so well for his home.

Three and a half years after having rooftop solar put on her house, Karen still notices something striking: her electric bill has never topped $7, even after she switched both water heating and cooling from gas to electric. She found the company friendly and straightforward, the final price matched what she was told up front, and the installation itself went smoothly. The clearest takeaway for her is consistently tiny electricity bills despite adding major electric loads to the home.

Clayton Eves had a planned solar install held up by stubborn township permit issues and leaned on Tiger Solar for more than equipment — he relied on their tenacity. He spent a year working with Chad, who stayed on the problem, sent regular updates throughout the process, and even showed up at township hall meetings to advocate for the project. Chad’s persistence ultimately got the permit approved, and what stuck with him was that someone from the company literally sat through the hearings and stayed involved until the job could move forward.

scientist434 chose AltEnergy (now Tiger Solar) in 2021 after collecting several local quotes; the company wasn’t the cheapest but sat mid-range and being local tipped the decision. About two months after the install they ran into a problem where the system wouldn’t switch to backup; they emailed Friday night and got a call first thing Saturday, with technicians on site before noon to fix it. Pleased enough to refer family, they recommended Tiger Solar to their mother, who had a system installed in 2022 and experienced similarly solid work. What lingered most was the quick, weekend same-day response — a repair handled before lunch on a Saturday.