Solar panels are a long-term investment, which is why it’s important to thoroughly vet solar contractors to find the right one for your needs. But how do you choose from potentially dozens of solar providers? That’s where the Sign and Shine program can help. We only partner with local solar contractors in your area that are top-rated on customer review websites like SolarReviews, Google, and more. We do the work for you!
So, how do we choose the best solar contractors to work with? Our internal reviews are based on thorough research of a solar contractor’s quality of installation, commitment to customer satisfaction, and exemplary customer service. To narrow down our choices, we have evaluated hundreds of solar contractors on the following metrics:
Customer Reviews
Because of the complexities of going solar, customer reviews aren’t as simple as leaving a review for a restaurant or purchasing a computer. Fortunately, we have access to resources that have perfected the process of gathering solar reviews, and we rely on these resources to guide our recommendations. All of our partners have a customer rating of at least 4.0/5.0.
Finance Options
Whether you lease, finance, or sign a power purchase agreement, investing in a solar panel system can cost up to $25,000 or more. We partner with solar contractors that offer the ability for your home to go solar for no money out of pocket, lock in a low electric rate, and start saving money on your electric bills immediately.
Installation Process
Solar power installation involves a lot of moving cogs. We chose companies that have a clear purchase journey, a reputation for working with utility companies for a speedy transition, and score well regarding installation in their average customer review.
At the end of the day, going solar is a very personal decision. We make every effort to partner you with a local solar contractor that best fits your needs, but everyone’s needs are different. Therefore, we do recommend that you perform additional research on your own before signing a contract.
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