I got three other competing quotes before choosing Robco Electric, and I'm really glad I went with…read morethem. Chelsey was my consultant and she was extremely helpful throughout the process. She provided lots of information, answered my questions clearly, and made everything feel straightforward instead of overwhelming. Armando and his crew did the installation and they were excellent -- the install was completed in just 2 days, and everything was done in a clean, professional, and organized way. The workmanship looked solid and they left everything neat when they finished. Overall, great experience from start to finish. I would absolutely recommend Robco Electric if you're considering solar.

Robco Electric is a locally based installer that has been in business in Las Vegas since 1997…read more Robco has an A+ BBB rating but with only 2 reviews. Both reviewers rated Robco as excellent, 5 of 5. Robco has a Yelp score of 4.7, based on 272 reviews. I was impressed by the enthusiasm any of the positive Robco reviews. We decided to go with Robco Electric, mostly because of their raving online reviews. Robco installs Q Cells panels, manufactured by a Korean company (I don't know if they use parts made in China). Their price was in line with the other installers with just over $24,000 upfront cost, with a net cost of just over $17,000 after the 30% federal tax credit. Our payback period was computed as 7 years, 11 months. I'm not sure we'll be living here long enough to realize the benefit, but supposedly solar panels add about 4% to the selling price of a home. Robco installed our panels just over two years ago, and after installation of the two-way meter and the Nevada Power inspection we were generating electric power and selling our excess back to the grid. Our system is rated at 8075Kwh, so we paid $3.02/Kwh before the tax credit, $2.11/Kwh after the credit. Since Nevada Power has been very aggressive about raising rates, our payback period will be somewhat less than estimated, which is great, I guess. I recently contacted Robco to see how they were doing. Their office manager was optimistic that the the "Big Beautiful Bill" eliminating the credit for solar installations would not destroy their business. He stated that even without the tax credit, solar was still justified in Las Vegas, since we get so much sun.

Title: Customer-Focused, Knowledgeable, and Truly Committed - Sol-Up Delivers!…read moreAfter an exhausting experience with a nationwide solar provider--quickly realizing they were simply too big to care--I decided to move three rooftop solar projects to Sol-Up. From my initial email inquiry and the Sol-Up team's immediate follow-up, I knew I had made the right choice. I was fortunate to be assigned to work with Antonija, who, instead of rushing us into quick signatures or pushing products and lease programs that primarily benefit installers, patiently walked my wife and me through a full Solar 101 presentation. Admittedly, I'm someone with minimal patience, but I actually enjoyed the presentation and learned a great deal about product selection and design considerations. Sol-Up has been in business since 2009, and it shows. They are highly proficient at navigating the many obstacles in today's solar environment while remaining 100% customer-focused throughout the entire transaction. Antonija, Rita, and the leadership team treated us like family, offering sensible, customized solutions for each of our three rooftops. With the federal solar tax incentive set to decline at year-end, I highly recommend reaching out to Antonija and her team for a truly "Simple and Seamless" solar solution. You will not be disappointed.

I originally left a negative review because of my experience with Destiny Garcia in the sales…read moredepartment. My concern was never with Sol-Up as a company it was with how I felt I was treated during our interactions. After deciding not to move forward with the project, I experienced what I believe was unprofessional conduct. When I asked to speak with a manager regarding my concerns, I felt my request was not appropriately escalated. Following that, I believe I was subjected to repeated unwanted phone calls and what I perceived as retaliatory behavior, including a negative BBB review directed at my business. I was also concerned that information I had provided during the sales process was used in a way that made me uncomfortable. As someone who was attempting to extend a project worth more than $30,000 for a client, professionalism and trust were extremely important to me. A customer should be able to decide not to do business with a company without worrying about retaliation, harassment, or having their information mishandled. I have since updated my rating because I reached out directly to Sol-Up's COO, who responded promptly and professionally. I truly appreciate the time he took to address my concerns, and his response demonstrated the level of customer service I had hoped to receive from the beginning. This review is not intended to discourage others from doing business with Sol-Up. Rather, I sincerely hope the company addresses situations like this through additional training and oversight. My experience raised concerns about how customer information is handled and how complaints are managed. If I felt uncomfortable after sharing only basic contact information, it naturally made me wonder how other sensitive information, such as a home address or financial details, would be safeguarded. I genuinely wish Sol-Up and its leadership the best, and I hope future customers receive the professional, respectful experience they deserve.

Panda Solar was fantastic to work with. We had a roof leak…read moreand needed to have panels removed and replaced after leak repair was done. They even helped with arranging a solid company to do the roof repair. Also added critter guard, ridge spikes, and enabled direct monitoring for solar. All went without issue. Coree and Blaine are solid and were incredibly responsive throughout the whole process. Will be reaching out in the future for additional work when needed!

Reporting back after a year of solar power. It's been great, appendicular planned out everything…read moreand the installed it in 2 days. I've not had a single problem and it pretty much covers my electric bill. These guys have done a great job, check them out!

DO NOT USE I wanted…read moreto buy a full system outright. The salesman, Chance, was amazing and walked me through the quote, inspection and was very responsive. He assured me the $500 deposit was refundable up until they needed to pull permits. I paid the deposit and it was through a different company. What? waited for the inspection and nothing. After several weeks Chase said he was laid off. I was put in contact with Sam. We'll call him full of s*it Sam. Said I needed a new roof and the agreement said there was no refund for the deposit, conflicting Chase. He agreed they would review the recorded call and a manager would contact me. I've tried repeatedly to contact them again and have been officially brushed off and never received anything. No refund or call back.. Also, Chase and I responded on calls and text on a cell phone. Was that recorded?? They push you and tell you whatever they can to get that deposit and then Push you for a new roof and if you try to push back, they're gone With your money.

I wanted to post a quick follow-up to my earlier review. After I shared my concerns about the…read morenon-disparagement clause in the contract, I got a call from Solar Optimum's Director of Sales. He was professional and respectful, and took the time to explain their side of the clause. They're not trying to silence honest feedback across the board -- they're asking for 45 days to fix any issue before someone goes public with a negative review. I appreciate the clarification, but this is still an effort to silence consumer's right to free speech, which is something I take very seriously. I work with several brands that compete in various marketplaces, and this is a tactic I would never endorse. The clause, as written, sends the wrong message. It's written in very strong legal language, and yes, it absolutely reads like a threat. Telling a customer that their warranty could be voided over a "disparaging" comment -- even one that's truthful -- feels more like protecting the brand at the expense of the customer's rights. If a company's service is great and they handle problems with integrity, their customers won't feel the need to "disparage" them in the first place. To be clear, I otherwise had a good experience with Solar Optimum during the proposal stage, but ultimately decided not to sign due to what I consider to be a big red flag. I have no reason to believe that the positive reviews here are not genuine. I just have to assume that part of the reason they seem to out-index the rest of the industry is due to this type of tactic. I don't have a crystal ball - but the solar industry seems to be littered with companies who deal in deceptive practices, so if you want to be the "good guy", then you should have confidence that your customers will advocate for you. This isn't personal -- it's a broader concern about consumer rights. If you're thinking about signing with any solar company (not just this one), read the contract carefully, ask questions, and make sure your voice doesn't come with fine print attached.

Had an order with a tight deadline for a customer, everyone at BIAF was great! your efforts and…read morecustomer service were greatly appreciated Mike and crew! JM

Promised all week to have batteries I needed in stock. Finally went to Batteries + Bulbs. They…read morehad the batteries in stock. I will say batteries in a flash were very polite on the phone.

Complaint Against Legacy Power (LGCY)…read more I want to share my experience so others don't go through what I did. Solar is a good thing, but you must be very careful about the company you choose and the salespeople who may be more interested in a quick commission than the customer's wellbeing. Unfortunately, my experience with Legacy Power (LGCY) has been terrible. When I met with the LGCY salesman in my living room, I was very clear: I would only agree to install solar if (1) I could keep my AC set lower during summer (from 78° down to 75°-74°) and (2) the system provided 100% offset of my NV Energy bill. He promised both would happen, telling me my only NV Energy bill would be the $19/month grid connection fee. Based on those promises, I moved forward. In early 2024, I purchased -- not leased -- a 7.98 kW solar system for $28,900. That price worked out to $3.62 per watt, which I later discovered was about 34% higher than the average market rate at the time. By the time I realized it, the contract was signed and the installation was underway. The installation was completed on time, but that was the only thing that went right. * Missing equipment: The installer failed to install consumption CTs (devices that track energy use vs. production). When I asked about it, LGCY told me there was "not enough space" in my panel -- despite their own site evaluation saying otherwise. I ended up paying another company over $400 to install them without issue. * System underperformance: My 7.98 kW system has only ever produced a peak of 5.3 kW -- about 66% of capacity. Why you asked? LGCY installed 440 W panels but paired them with microinverters that max out at 300 W. This creates what's known as clipping -- energy that the panels could generate is simply wasted every single sunny day. * Broken promises: Instead of covering 100% of my usage as promised, I'm now paying an average of $140/month in the summer to NV Energy, on top of the nearly $29,000 I already paid for solar. * Customer service failures: When I raised these issues, the salesman (who sounded as a solar expert during the sale) brushed me off with "I'm not a technician. You should talk to tech support." Tech support told me my system was "working as expected." In reality, it's only working as they designed it -- with built-in limitations that were never disclosed to me. The result: I paid nearly $29,000 for an overpriced system that was poorly designed, does not meet the criteria I explicitly set as conditions for purchase, and leaves me with ongoing energy bills I was promised I wouldn't have. LGCY has taken no responsibility for their misleading sales practices, poor system design, or customer dissatisfaction. Bottom line: My system is "working as expected" only because it was designed to underperform from the start. That is not what I was promised or what I paid for.

A salesperson from this company came to my door and said NV energy is overcharging us and my area…read morewould qualify for a lower electricity rate. He said they could lower the electricity bill by 20-30% just by contacting NV energy and their team would do all the work. Next day, their project manager came and I found they are trying to install solar panels on my roof. They would install solar panels and I would pay their company for the electricity at a supposedly lower rate. A lot of reviews say the installation jobs are poor and their solar panels do not cover the electricity much and you end up paying both their company and NVenergy. I would avoid this company.

The the sales staff went way of above and beyond to help…read more I highly recommend tempo solar world.

Absalute scam. Had my solar system installed in March of 2026 and was supposed to receive a…read moredisbursement of $3000 for our solar contract. After my initial $1500 they decided they wanted to spend the last $1500. well it's now August 3rd. Instead of receiving my money the contractor/company decided to spend my money and now refuse to call or write me back. Got a hold of a manager once, never heard back or received my check. Talked to the seals representative and was told to call the company. endless cycle of calling to be sent to voicemail. Stay away, they will toss you aside Like they did me.