We talked with Myrtle Beach Solar at the Myrtle Beach home show. We made an appointment and Patty…read morecame out to talk with us. She viewed our past bills and came up with a couple systems that would work for us. Her presentation was very informative and really explained the system as well as system expectations. We did talk with other solar companies but came back to MB Solar. Patty really put in effort to get us the system that would do the job for us. We were also provided references and we talked to a few. They really eased our mind as they were so helpful and willing to tell us their experience and expressed so much satisfaction with their system. We have only had our system a few weeks so we are still learning but we are impressed. The guys that installed our system did a great job and our system seems to be doing a great job for us as well. We are glad we opted to get 2 franklin batteries in the event of an outage which thankfully is rare where we live and for use during late evening and overnight hours. Of course we do not have our first bill using solar the whole month but it looks like solar and the franklin batteries will make a big difference in our usage and especially peak charges. The system gives us a little more peace on those really cold (and in the coming summer really hot) days where one hour of high peak usage really makes a big impact on your bill. If you are considering solar talking with Patty at Myrtle Beach Solar is a great place to start.

I've been asking a number of solar companies to provide me with quotes for rooftop panels and a…read morehome battery system. While the proposal from Myrtle Beach Solar did include top-of-the-line technology (which is what I want), the price point was $1000 per panel more than other companies. I am usually willing to pay more for quality material and service and workmanship, but this was egregious. They claimed that was due to building in the costs of financing the project... but the *cash price* of 18 panels was *115% higher* than the *exact same panels* from two competitors. Salesman Scott has been professional, knowledgeable, and respectful of my time and preferences as a customer. However, somebody in the background of my last call from him was pushy, dismissive, and honestly outright wrong about some things. (No, the IRS doesn't let you claim a new roof as part of the solar purchase price: https://www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/residential-clean-energy-credit#expenses -- don't let these folks sell you a new roof, too!) Do your legwork. Solar is the way of the future, but I didn't feel respected here and neither did my wallet.

I just had my roof replaced in Hunter's Ridge Crossing and highly recommend the services of Brazen…read moreRoofing. I worked directly with Tyler Young, who was professional and communicated every detail, which made the process uncomplicated. Also, Jake Rogers and their hard-working team did an outstanding job from start to finish. They were professional, efficient, and left the property completely clean. My roof looks so magnificent, and I am happy with the results! If you are looking for a roofing company, I recommend you contact Tyler Young, Sales Manager, at 843-509-5944. I assure you will not be disappointed By Jean Iuculano

If you want a company that will happily take your money, do a shoddy job, and then vanish when…read morethings go wrong, Brazen Roofing is the one for you. The name fits because it takes a brazen level of audacity to treat customers this poorly. From the start, Chris and Austin were quick to take our money but not so quick to completely fix our roof or even communicate like professionals. The very same day they "repaired" it, it rained, and our roof leaked again. They returned, claimed to have fixed it again, and yet more leaking. We spent three months following up with them, being fed constant excuses and empty promises about "sending someone to check it out." No one ever came back. The lack of accountability was staggering. To make matters worse, they made a demeaning, misogynistic comment suggesting my husband was only contacting them because his wife was "on his case." News flash: regardless of gender, we want to live in a home that doesn't leak every time it rains. They were also made aware that I am pregnant and that the recent leak is directly over our first baby's nursery, with my due date approaching this November. They clearly did not care, no urgency, no compassion, no follow through. To add insult to injury, they've completely contradicted themselves. When they first came out, Chris and Austin said our roof was in good shape. Now, three months later, they're claiming it needs to be replaced. So which is it? Be upfront. They were supposed to arrive between 9AM and 11AM on 10/21/2025. Unsurprisingly, no one showed up, no calls, no updates and no accountability. For reference, I used to work at a local roofing company in GA and I understand that repairs can be challenging but they are not impossible. The issue is that Brazen Roofing handled this so poorly, left us in a terrible position, and showed zero accountability. This is inexcusable and makes me question if this is how they plan to operate with every customer going forward. So save yourself the stress and money. Brazen Roofing lives up to its name: brazenly careless, brazenly dishonest, and brazenly unprofessional. If you're looking for a company that takes your money and leaves you with a roof that leaks and a headache that won't go away, look no further. We are owed a full refund for the poor quality work, broken promises, and stress caused by this company.

Great customer service! Amazing crew that did a meticulous job!…read more Would highly recommend them:)

Randy is amazing shows up on time and give quotes via email at the end of your first meeting. His…read morework crew was amazing and never left the job site messy, I tell everyone that asks about roofers to use MD roofing. Thank you for worry free workmanship.

By far the smoothest and most professional of any of the work we had done this summer, from sales…read morestaff all the way to the installation crew. The entire process was very straight forward no hidden surprises and were extremely efficient getting the job done once things got going. Even though I had done A LOT of research on both the technology and several companies they took time to thoroughly explain the whole process from installation to working with utilities company, which can be a real chore depending on who your power company is, they handled everything. We got a 6.4k system that has been putting out around 750 kw a month since installation in June, thanks to several cloudy days, but this is right on target for the production point I was looking for. A couple things to keep in mind is the North Carolina killed the state solar incentive so there is no longer a state tax credit for instalation costs, but the 30% federal tax credit is still there for a limited time, it helps take the bit out of the upfront cost and there are several options to help reduce the out of pocket costs. Also Cape fear solar offers several options for rebates, one of which is for providing testimonials on thier site, others include posting lawn signs and have a ribbon cutting ceremony. I have not done the testimonial on their site yet so as of writing this have not received any money for posting a review for them, but something to keep in mind when reading customer testimonials. As I mentioned in the beginning compared to other contractors that I have dealt with so far in the area Cape Fear Solar has been the best to deal with. If solar is something you are thinking about it is at least worth it to have a free on site evaluation done, they were very quick to point out ways to save money doing the install without making any shady cuts, just a few extra panels and batteries that for our situation didn't make sense in the long run. Do your own due diligence, but in the end if you are in the Carolinas definitely consider these guys, even though they are based in Wilmington gton their crews travel all over to handle a very large service area and they do it quickly and professionally.

It pains me to write this review, but I think prospective buyers need to know…read more... I had a works solar system that consistently produced 6.3KW peak power, but needed to set up zero export to comply with my insurance. Cape fear sold me a dual battery (EnPhase 5p) with special EnPhase controllers over a year and a half ago and it still doesn't work. We get maybe 3 kw peak production and it's very uneven and unpredictable. One of the two batteries stopped working 6 weeks ago and nobody has even looked at it yet. The salesperson and install teams were very nice, but the support team has said the problem is with the manufacturer and has taken the '10 foot pole approach' they are going nothing to progress the resolution, things keep getting worse So buyer beware on all the talk about service and warranty, I'm not seeing it. My big mistake was paying (in good faith) before everything worked correctly