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Tiger Stripe Solar reviews
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The Verdict
Tiger Stripe Solar earned every one of its perfect scores across workmanship, project management, and post-sale support. We found zero negative comments about the installation work, and 22 reviewers singled out the quality of the finished system. One homeowner went from quote to running panels in two weeks, banking energy within the month instead of bracing for summer Edison bills. Another tracked a 16% jump in power output after Frank cleaned two years of grime off 27 panels, then calculated the work would pay for itself in under five months. What stands out is Frank's willingness to walk every property and explain the plan in plain terms before quoting, whether you're installing a new system or maintaining an existing one. He uses deionized water to scrub away hard-water stains without streaking, a detail that matters when your windows haven't been touched since pre-Covid. Thirteen reviewers called out his follow-through after the job was done, and we noticed he texts progress photos if you're not home during the work. If you want someone who'll spend four hours getting it right instead of rushing to the next appointment, the price difference is negligible.
If you're comparing purely on speed and communication, Tiger Stripe sets the bar. Frank will answer your questions, show up on time, and stay until the work meets his standard, not just yours.
Reviews That Shaped Our Verdict
Daniel Martinez hired Tiger Stripe Solar to install panels on his home and worked closely with Frank throughout the project. Frank stayed engaged from the initial install through final handover and continued to help even after everything was complete, handling the little follow-ups that often slip through the cracks. The team presented itself as straightforward and honest, and Daniel ended up recommending Tiger Stripe Solar to friends and family because of that ongoing care and transparency — the post-install support is what left the strongest impression.
Dustin started out hesitant but met Frank from Tiger Stripe Solar, who quickly figured out how many panels would fit on his roof and how many he needed to reach the savings he wanted. They walked through roofing maps and number-crunched options, and two weeks later the system was up and running. He ended up with a roof-mounted array that produces enough power to let him “bank” energy in the sunny months and avoid the usual summer spikes on his bill. Instead of roller‑coaster payments, he now pays a steady monthly solar charge roughly equal to what his Edison bill would be in winter, while excess summer production builds credits. Frank answered all his questions throughout the process, and the concrete payoff for Dustin is predictability: a known monthly payment and stored summer energy rather than surprise high bills.
Rob S. had been hunting online for two months for someone to clean his 27 solar panels and his exterior windows when Frank, canvasing the neighborhood, stopped by and offered a bundled, value price. Rob appreciated that Frank walked the property, explained exactly how he would access the very high two‑story roof, confirmed he was insured, and promised extra precautions before climbing up. The panels, untouched for two years and caked in grime, proved the point: Rob pulled up before-and-after screenshots showing total generation jumping from 35.27 kWh to 40.90 kWh — a gain of 5.63 kWh, roughly a 15.96% increase — and he also shared per-panel output images to back it up. He skipped the day Frank was on the roof in his comparison so the numbers wouldn’t be skewed, then ran the math to estimate payback: he would need about 1,250 extra kWh and, based on seasonal production trends, expected to reach ROI in under 150 days (conservatively around Sept 9, 2025). The window work turned out equally thorough — Frank and a colleague spent about four hours, cleaned even the windows behind screens, and left the glass so clear that Rob can now see interior smudges he hadn’t noticed in years. Frank,
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Jon Morey hired the crew to handle new windows and a solar-panel system on his home. He singled out Frank — a wonderful young man — for his strong work ethic, and credited Paul with executing the window and solar-panel installation smoothly. He walked away with well-installed windows and panels and passed along a clear recommendation based on their hands-on attention.
Rob watched a stubborn problem turn into a clear gain: after Frank from Tiger Stripe Solar cleaned the 27 panels on his very high, two‑story roof, system output jumped from 35.27 kWh to 40.90 kWh — a 5.63 kWh increase, roughly a 15.96% boost in production. He documented the change with four before-and-after images that break down overall generation and each panel’s output, and he skipped the day Frank was on the roof so the comparison wouldn’t be skewed by work-day anomalies. Rob had let the panels go uncleaned for two years, and the grime was clearly dragging performance down. Frank had canvassed the neighborhood, knocked on his door, and offered a bundled price to clean all 27 panels and do the windows. Frank walked the property, explained exactly how he’d access the high roof, confirmed he was insured, and promised extra precautions during the job — details that mattered for a two-story house. The numbers matter: a 5.63 kWh daily increase translates, by Rob’s math and historical production trends, into needing about 1,250 extra kWh to break even on the service. With the seasonal generation expected to stay strong, he projects reaching ROI in under 150 days — conservatively by,
Rob S. had been hunting online for two months for someone to clean his 27 solar panels and his exterior windows when Frank, canvasing the neighborhood, stopped by and offered a bundled, value price. Rob appreciated that Frank walked the property, explained exactly how he would access the very high two‑story roof, confirmed he was insured, and promised extra precautions before climbing up. The panels, untouched for two years and caked in grime, proved the point: Rob pulled up before-and-after screenshots showing total generation jumping from 35.27 kWh to 40.90 kWh — a gain of 5.63 kWh, roughly a 15.96% increase — and he also shared per-panel output images to back it up. He skipped the day Frank was on the roof in his comparison so the numbers wouldn’t be skewed, then ran the math to estimate payback: he would need about 1,250 extra kWh and, based on seasonal production trends, expected to reach ROI in under 150 days (conservatively around Sept 9, 2025). The window work turned out equally thorough — Frank and a colleague spent about four hours, cleaned even the windows behind screens, and left the glass so clear that Rob can now see interior smudges he hadn’t noticed in years. Frank,