Solar Energy World Maryland
4.6/5
4.6 /5
1,628 Verified Reviews
14880 Sweitzer Ln, Suite A, Laurel, MD 20707, US
(866) 856-4580
1,628 Verified Reviews
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Steve was great, very informative and seemed very knowledgeable about the Solar industry

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Brad Henderson was my sales rep last year and provided zero help with the Maryland MSAP rebate programs. I was qualified but due to not understanding or properly getting approval for our solar project via Solar energy world, our MSAP request was denied by the state. We spent approximately 60k with solar energy world but got zero solar rebate from MSAP. We should have got 13k back or more. This year Brad said similar stuff as last year, where he is unaware of any MSAP programs. The solar energy world sales should be fully informed on these programs and be as helpful as possible and should have submitted on our behalf or fully explain the process. Please re-assign me to another informed sales rep for our 2nd solar installation that we are interested in.

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Mr. Robert had Great Christian Values and concerns

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Scott Gram is a personable fellow w all details at his fingertips

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Chris is very personable and creates a trusting relationship.

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Thanks 4 having a Relatable bro/man

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Appreciate spending the extra time with us.

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Gabby seemed to really know her stuff. She was very professional and friendly.

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Overall was a good experience. I would caution for now (and I'll certainly eat my words if I'm wrong), but one of the discussion points being electricity rate increases being closer to 25%+ mathematically isn't sustainable for the life of the panels. It's a great number that cuts ROI in half, but likely isn't telling the full story beyond the next few years.A follow-on email with documented quotes (if possible) would be fantastic as that makes things more concrete.All in all, Paul is fantastic. Rapport was great, he definitely is passionate about getting families into solar, and the overall argument is quite sound.