Zuha Solar & Electric reviews

Jeanette O'Steen arranged to have a new roof installed at the same time as her solar system, and Hussain from Zuha Solar and Electric stepped in to coordinate with the roofers. He had Zuha install the mounting jacks after the roof tear-off so the roofers could come back and do the flashing around them — a sequence that preserved her 50-year roof warranty instead of puncturing a finished roof like other companies proposed. Zuha positioned the panels for maximum sun exposure while keeping the array visually tidy, set the batteries in place and tied everything into the home's electrical panel, and handled all the permitting. The whole job moved quickly with no delays, a clarity she hadn’t seen from Sunrun before she canceled them. What stayed with her most was that the team timed the jack installation during the tear-off so the roofers could properly flash them, saving that long roof warranty.

Janine needed a new roof and hired Zuha Solar and Electric to remove and reinstall the roughly 800 square feet of panels on her SolarCity/Tesla-managed system. After calling many companies and researching options, she chose Zuha because they met three nonnegotiables: a fair price, Tesla certification, and a company lead she could work with. Hussain gave a firm estimate and stuck to it, led a crew that worked professionally and efficiently, and avoided the usual nickel-and-diming. He walked her through every question without patronizing or mansplaining, which helped her feel informed about the costs and the process. Zuha accommodated her timeline, coordinated smoothly with the roofers and the city for permits, kept to the schedule with no delays, and the work passed city inspection quickly after completion. The detail that stood out was the combination of transparent, no-surprise pricing and Hussain’s patient, clear explanations—those two things turned a potentially stressful roof replacement into a straightforward, on-schedule project.

Jaspreet S. brought Zuha to install a couple of solar panels on her family’s tile-roofed home and discovered that Zaki and Hussain treated the project with uncommon care. She watched them work tirelessly on the roof, carefully replacing any cracked tiles and doing everything possible to avoid causing damage rather than taking the easy way out. They even painted the electrical conduit to match the house’s exterior so the installation wouldn’t look tacky — a small, deliberate touch that underscored their attention to workmanship and aesthetics. An inspection officer who came to sign off on the job walked away clearly impressed with the quality of the work. After the install they patiently walked her through the monitoring apps and responded promptly whenever she had trouble figuring something out. Later, they returned to help mount a separate solar light, showing the same thoroughness and kindness. What stuck with her most was how much they cared about how the system looked as well as how it performed — a level of detail that made the finished job feel like part of the home.