Solar Energy World Maryland
4.6/5
4.6 /5
1,632 Verified Reviews
14880 Sweitzer Ln, Suite A, Laurel, MD 20707, US
(866) 856-4580
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He very friendly and helpful answer my question and I am very happy to know him thank for friendly and helpful
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The presentation was very good and Robert was very knowledgeable about the whole solar process.
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Our salesman dropped off after we bought our panels and has not been very helpful. We haven’t had them a full year so still seeing how they are doing
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Our tech was very knowledgeable. We have cards to refer any of our neighbors who may be interested.
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Scott was smart, guiding helpful and patient.
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My System has 2 Tesla inverts. The first inverter failed within a few months of installation and was replaced under warranty. It took them several months to get it replaced. The second inverter is now showing a fault. I contacted Solar Energy World. They confirmed that the system does need to have service but the installation service warranty has expired. Very unhappy with this company.
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Eric was knowledgeable, patient, and easy to work with throughout the process. He took the time to answer all my questions clearly and never made me feel rushed or pressured. I especially appreciated how responsive he was and how willing he was to explain the details so I could feel comfortable with my decision. Overall, it was a very positive experience.
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Most glaring: The price per kW wasn't given. I was only given the monthly cost of $54. After the appointment, I multiplied that amount by 12 divided by annual production of 3,400 and came up with ~19 cents. This represents 5.5cents savings per kW or 23.5% over my current rate of 24.5 cents...this would be not bad, except you can only cover 33% of my annual usage. This coupled with the 2.9% escalator makes it a poor deal based on my research, especially when there are panels available that would produce more per panel at a significantly lower cost perkW.It is misleading to tell me my cost avoidance is $68/month. You aren't outright lying, but it is deceptive regardless. My savings per month is ~$14 since I have to pay $54 of the $68 "cost avoidance" to the lease holder.Also not happy about the $1,000 Valentines rebate if I can make a decision by "this evening" = in a few hours...mentioning the fact that there is a 72hr right to cancel in the same breath doesn't make it any betterBased on this I would actually reduce my overall rating to 2 stars.