Let me start with the positive. Installation by the Detroit-based team was neat, well-done &…read morecompleted in a professional manner, which I previously posted on social media sites. However, after spending $52,804 for the installation of 43 Solar Panels in 2023 & $16,430 for three Storage Batteries in 2024, or a total of $69,304, we have not seen a beneficial decrease in our electrical expense. Our electrical expense for the first six months ending June 30, 2022 and June 30, 2025 was $1,968 & $1,242, respectively, or approximately $3,936 & $2,484 on annualized basis, which is a reduction of only $1,452. On a straight line basis, it's going to take 47 years to justify the expense of our solar system. We've been accused of using more electricity (not true; in fact, we use less electricity, since we are more energy conscious). Strawberry Solar and their product partner Enphase were responsive at first, making adjustments here and there. Now, jStrawberry Solar has gone radio-silent. Every time we reach out to Strawberry Solar, the response is "I'll look into it over the weekend" or "everything has been a bit hectic lately; I have you on my list and I'll dig into it soon". I spent my entire professional career selling banking services. You service your existing customers first. You be the judge. Don't waste your money.

This Detroit based crew was professional, informative and efficient. They took time to proactively…read moreeducate us during our research period and explained comparative quotes with ease. In writing, the kept us informed and completed all necessary net metering paperwork and permits. They stayed true to their timetable and pricing estimate. In conjunction with the local electrician, installation was seamless and beautiful when compared to other homes I've seen. I'm pleased!

Truly appreciated working with David from Stellar Solar through our project! Not only was he…read morewilling to work with our tricky family schedule, he iterated through our designs with me several times. As with any large project, unexpected hurdles come up -- and Stellar Solar was with us every step of the way through installation and turning our system on. We're incredibly excited to be using clean energy, and saving money on our monthly bills!

From the owner: Up to 30% off solar + battery storage with our Energy Service Agreement - from Michigan's most…read moreexperienced solar installer, since 1998!

I've had this system for years and out of the dozen times we've called for support, we've received…read moresupport 1x. They never call back and constantly kick us to another person who doesn't call back.

So this company did a commercial project for us and the equipment had a recall, and the company…read morethat replaced the recalled equipment went out of business. The Green Panel would not support fixing the problem without heavy charges. Ultimately, another company fixed the problem, but determined there were several issues with poor quality of installation in wiring and now over 10% of our panels are not performing after only 2 years. They also lost our documentation due to a fire or something, and no backup. Their follow-through, poor salesmanship, and ultimately a failed job in which the installation company essentially walked away is poor business, and I would not personally recommend this company to anyone installing large systems. I know of 2 other customers who ultimately had similar problems.

Kyle and Tate did a super job repairing my solar inverter. Kyle was very thorough explaining what…read morewas done and showed me how to check to see if my system was functioning properly. Gerald B

I am not the original owner, but purchased a house that has a 3 and 2 year old solar system(s)…read moreinstalled by MSS. Don't have or won't give an "Owner's Manual", don't/won't give warranty details, inconsistent responses and incorrect technical responses, and gets "annoyed" by the multiple emails you send because they don't actually answer the questions in your email. Getting the solar switched to my accounts went pretty smoothly as well as initial conversations and questions. I am an engineer, so I like to understand how things work. In my defense I asked for an "owner's manual" that may explain the specific installation - which would have saved a ton of the conversation. I also asked why the two apps (Enphase vs Solark) shows over a 30% difference in production, which the sales person shared generic explanation several items such as line loss and conversion loss, etc. but nothing specific. The solar panels are on my roof and the "line" is like 20 feet to my basement and its not conversion lost because the Ephase app reports in AC and goes into the AC side of Solark. Most solar people I know are very in tune with their electrical production numbers, so I would think this level of discrepancy would be clearly understood. It was things like this that made me not really trust MSS. Then the leaks started happening. Leaks for 2 years in 2 different rooms, every time there was a melt. At first I thought maybe it was ice dams, but it even occurred in the winter when there was no ice build up yet. I asked if there was any warranty or what it was, but never got an answer..instead I got like 6 emails and quotes for a water leak test. Again - MSS - I only experienced leaks in the winter. Not during rain...so not sure what a water leak test would achieve. All I asked of MSS was what was their warranty (if any, since I am the 2nd owner), as I did not want to void any warranty. All I got in response was another suggestion for a $450 water test for leaks (once the weather was warm enough) - however, the leaks only happen during the winter melt and not during the summer rain. I ended up paying thousands to a different contractor to look into my leaks and even had them remove the ceiling of my room with the leaks. Ironically, the contractor happens to do work with MSS. They opened the ceiling up and found what they told me was obvious evidence that the Solar panels were causing problems. So I reached out to MSS and explained to them the "findings" and let them know that I had paid to open my ceiling up and asking if they would like to send a supervisor over to take a look. The response was really weird: No response for like 3 days, then I get an email or text saying that an appointment for a leak test has been scheduled. Again..it doesn't leak when it rains, only in the cold. then a few days later I get an email from some middle management guy. He didn't show any empathy nor did he even discuss my offer to come take a look. Instead - apparently he is a keyboard warrior and is able to do a thorough analysis and came to the conclusion that the leaking was due to pre-existing conditions because the unsecured wood blocking and rusty bolts were not "MSS standard operating procedures". This guy is the first trades person I have ever met who prefers to assess from a computer instead in person. He than questioned why I insist that MSS did an improper installation since my house rafters were 24" on center. I pointed out to him, that my rafters are actually 16" on center, and had he come and take a look, it would be pretty obvious. Also, the set diagrams that MSS drew up, shows over 17 Flashfoot2 installed not on the rafters. Again, he responded that those diagrams are merely suggestions and incorrect - which is interesting and I might have to check with my local building permit office. He stated that this will be the end of communications unless I want to pay for them to investigate...again I'm flying blind since they won't send me what the warranty is. And so I responded with a thank you and asked if I can at least get the warranty information if any...to find out I have been blocked. Finally got an email saying my warranty for installation is only 3 years and expired. I presented evidence that the contractor I paid for (who by the way actually works with MSS...lol) told me. I'm clearly not in a money grab, being that I've already paid thousands to investigate the leaks myself...because frankly even having a civil conversation with MSS is a chore. I just always like to give a company a chance to do the right thing.

My fiancee and I decided to go solar because I was tired of paying high Consumers bills with my…read moremeager salary. I had heard of this company, their customer service, and their product. Basically everything was positive so after doing my research and reading reviews I contacted Danielle. Folks, no money out of pocket up front and they pay for everything to get you installed, up and running. I mean your permits and everything. Did I mention the 30% tax incentive? My electric bill through Consumers is usually $70 a month. My solar payment is $72 when I add that incentive to my balance (without adding it, the payment would be around $20 more). So you are bill swapping AND paying for your panels with the same payment. And no, a portion doesn't go to electric and a portion to panels. It's all one!!! Now, I ask you, HOW CAN YOU AFFORD TO NOT get solar to save you money but you will also help our environment. Help me to help our world be a better place with the BEST COMPANY for solar!!! Any extra power that you produce and cannot hold in reserves gets sent back to Consumers and you get credits for it. I'm not sure yet if they buy it back from you or if it offsets your gas bill. However I can't wait to find out!!! You WON'T REGRET YOUR DECISION, I promise you that. Thanks for your time, Debra Butler Bath, Michigan

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1.This phone number may be related to scam team/person. I signed a contract with the person named…read moreHabib Maktabi claimed as Sakes Manager for Shine on Solar LLC 76 days ago, but nothing was done so far. After 50days he just disappeared, without answering any phone calls or text messages. 2. If you follow the direction provided from this ad, you cannot find the company. No street address is available for the company. If it is a real company, why we cannot see the real address?