Not interested in providing quotes and kept trying to get me to sign a lease when I told them I want cash deals ... I ended up going with another company that actually provided cash deals and quotes . They lost out on 8 properties . Seems to me they are only interested in attempting to sell high commission and/or over priced systems in 2026. Maybe they are hurting and need to maximize profit .... I would be cautious every considering them again read more

Last year, I decided I wanted to invest in solar energy for my house. I discovered CPS had a list of qualified installers and I contacted several for fibs. Eventually, I chose Longhorn Solar. I found they had fair prices for the type of panels they used, and they offered a production guarantee, something not every other company offered. I also appreciated the availability to "meet" with their agent via Zoom. I am immunocompromised, so any option to limit my exposure is a big plus for me. Installation went well. Longhorn staff contacted me and verified it would be OK to come out on a certain date, and their workers showed up early. By the end of the day, the panels were up, the associated wiring and other equipment was installed, and they showed me what would happen when the system was "commissioned" by CPS. So basically, I had to wait for CPS to come out, certify the work, and then the system could go live. I waited several weeks, and when I asked, I was told Longhorn had to wait for CPS to schedule the commissioning date. After waiting for another week, I called CPS and asked what it took to get them over. Five minutes later, they said they'd by my house the next day. Sure enough, the next afternoon, I had a fully functioning solar system. About a year later, I thought I'd compare production to what was promised, and found they had met their promise. That's the good part. The not so good part? I thought we'd installed enough panels to offset about 90% of my need, but in fact, I realized we had seriously underestimated the need. Not Longhorn's fault, but rather mine. I pushed them to design a system with only about five months of data, not the twelve months recommended. So I decided I wanted a 95% solution, and called them back. Despite all the COVID disruptions, they were able to come back and once again, installed and integrated 13 new panels to my system. But once again, we have to wait for CPS to commission the new panels. And that's where the problem lies. I have been patient. The work was done on the 28th of December. I waited until the 8th of January and asked if Longhorn had any idea when the new panels could go live. I was told it was up to CPS to schedule. After a couple of weeks, I called CPS, and was told that at Longhorn's request, I could not ask for their commissioning. CPS had to wait for Longhorn to ask. Last week, I contacted Longhorn, and was told they were waiting on CPS. When I mentioned CPS was waiting on them, I got a very abrupt response "We are waiting on a date from CPS, next step will be commission scheduled and CPS will provide us with a date. " I'm not happy. It feels like Longhorn got 90% of their money, but won't do the last part to my system can go live. They got a lot of my money, and I have an expensive roof covering. I feel like I was dismissed; I feel like since they got so much of my money, the company isn't concerned about me. I feel disrespected. Call me disappointed with Longhorn Solar. read more

Worked with James Knittel to install solar panels on our home. He was very professional, putting together lots of options from which we could select. Longhorn's prices were competitive but it's their well-earned reputation for outstanding customer service that truly sets them apart. Can't recommend them highly enough! If you want solar panels on you Texas home or business, call Longhorn! read more

Longhorn Solar Inc., services San Antonio out of Austin. Signed contract in Aug 2021, panels installed Dec 31,2021 but not hooked up and today is March 31,2022. Lame excuses all over the place as to why the delay. My advice is use company with service people in your city, not serviced remotely. My probable guess is Longhorn has only have 1 certified electrician to service San Antonio, traveling out of Austin. They have missed promised appointments without a phone call . When I call to ask why not showing up? Admin girl says she does not know why and resets. Here is one example of miscue: The onsite certification inspection meeting, final step before solar meter is installed, with CPS, failed because paperwork did not have an stamp. Inspector stated he would lose his job if he approved install without the stamp on documents. Seems like Longhorn is cutting corners. Inspector found other issues and was kind enough to help new electrician know what was missing. I am now glad someone is reviewing Longhorns work because I do not know the codes; 3 weeks later and still no resolution only missed another scheduled meeting. read more

I previously had an unhappy review of Longhorn. The company contacted me to see if they could see what all my issues were. One of the owners made a special trip an hour away to come out to my house in Hondo, Tx to see if he could rectify my issues and concerns. He came out and checked my system out and explained to me how everything works. My system works perfect and I am happy with the savings. We have had our system now for 5 years trouble free. Its doing what its suppose to be doing. Part of the problem was me not knowing much about the system but it never was really explained to me until now. I do wish the monitoring system was easier to read but at least now I have an idea of how to know if my system is producing the power that it is suppose to. Thanks again Longhorn. They made the effort to fix everything which they did and we are very happy. I have removed my former review. read more

I was in the market for solar panels, and spoke with no less than 5 different companies. Longhorn Solar was the most honest and straightforward of them all. Their initial evaluation returned that my home was not a good candidate for solar due to the trees on our property. At first I thought, "That could not be correct. I had already spoken to multiple solar panel companies, and they all provided me with quotes." One company even said our home was a "unicorn" - meaning we had great sun exposure on our roof, and we would be silly not to move forward to install solar panels. Monte at Longhorn Solar spent his valuable time and energy explaining how my other consults were incorrect (faulty designs, didn't take into consideration local design / safety considerations), and he even went back to their master designer to confirm his initial assessment. Remember, at this time, Monte already knew our home wasn't a good candidate, so he wasn't going to make money from this additional care and service. After about a week of correspondence, the master designer came back with the same conclusion - we should not invest in solar panels (unless we want to cut down a few trees). I was thoroughly impressed with the integrity and service provided by Longhorn Solar. Because of Monte and his team, I did not waste money on a useless investment. If I ever decide to knock down a few trees, I know who I will be contacting for solar panels. Thank you Monte and Longhorn Solar! read more