True South Solar reviews

Roger chose True South for a second solar installation, finishing the new system on his new house about six weeks ago, two years after the first system went up on his previous home. In its very first month the array produced more power than he used — in March, no less, despite snowstorms — and that immediate surplus both surprised and delighted him. He found True South’s representatives honest, forthright, and communicative at every step of the process on both projects, from sale through installation. He has already recommended the company several times, and the detail he keeps telling people about is that first-month overproduction during a snowy March.

Roberta Van de Water hired True South to add a battery to the solar setup on her home, trusting them to pursue the grant, handle permits, create the design and complete the installation so she wouldn’t have to wrestle with the details. The photovoltaic system they put on her roof nearly three years ago has kept performing reliably, which made that trust easy to extend. This year she discovered a loose piece on the ground; the crew responded promptly, inspected it and confirmed it was just a spare bracket. Between the steady performance of the original install and the company’s willingness to manage paperwork and follow‑up, she ended up with emergency battery backup and none of the administrative hassle.

William W Parks arranged a residential solar installation and watched the crew work with clear organization and efficiency. He discovered that Matt, the salesperson, stayed involved after the install — offering knowledgeable, helpful support that smoothed the handover. The system has been performing well so far, and what stuck with him most was having a salesperson who didn’t disappear once the panels were up.

LorrieAnne put solar panels on her home just over a year ago and discovered they deliver exactly what was promised. She worked with True South Solar for the installation and outfitted the roof with SunPower panels; the install went smoothly and both companies left a strong impression. For more than a year the system has operated reliably, with no unexpected hiccups. The clearest takeaway: after a year of trouble‑free performance, the setup simply works.

After dealing with several contractors who overpromised and underdelivered, Henriette Brecheisen chose True Solar for a home installation and found a very different experience. She discovered a professional crew that worked efficiently on the roof, panels that are performing well, and an app that clearly shows the system’s benefits and savings. She also appreciated that True Solar honored the quoted price and followed through on service when others had not. What stayed with her most was being able to open the app and watch the returns add up while knowing the company kept its word on cost and work quality.

Stacey hired True South for a residential solar installation with a looming deadline to lock in the expiring federal tax credit. Her project ran into permitting hiccups that weren’t the company’s fault, but True South stayed on course and completed the work in time to claim the credit. She found the install quick and efficient, and the finished array looks neat and attractive on the roof. The clearest takeaway: despite outside permitting delays, the team delivered a tidy, timely installation that met the tax-credit deadline.

Bob V. had TrueSouth Solar install a 10.8 kW photovoltaic system on his home 18 months ago. He discovered the array has been 100% reliable and that its annual energy production has actually exceeded the original estimate. Those two outcomes — flawless operation and better-than-expected generation — are the concrete reasons he recommends the company; the lasting impression is that the system not only runs reliably but delivers more power than promised.

RichO hired True South for a trickier-than-usual solar installation with multiple arrays and a lot of wiring runs, and he discovered the crew handled the complexity without cutting corners. He ended up with a system that not only worked correctly but was laid out cleanly and very intentionally: runs were organized, components arranged neatly, and installers took extra time to make things tidy. An internal review by the crew even prompted them to move panels to improve alignment and curb appeal — a change RichO never had to ask for. He walked away impressed by their attention to detail and the proactive approach to aesthetics and organization, a quality that stood out more than the usual “works fine” outcome.

Karen reached out to True South for a second bid after another installer wouldn’t stop calling, and she discovered their quote came in significantly lower for a very similar residential solar system. The crew took over all the planning paperwork and pushed back on the shading arrangement for the inverters, arguing on the homeowner’s behalf so she didn’t lose utility-room space or end up with an unsightly shed. Instead of a clunky workaround, they designed and installed a handsome screen meant for climbing vines — turning a technical compromise into an attractive feature. Working with a local Rogue Valley company known for solid work made the process feel more personal, and the vine-ready screening is the practical detail that stuck with her.