Best Solar Companies in San Diego, California

The topic discussed is the SDGE problem.

• SDGE (San Diego Gas & Electric) is highlighted as a company that charges high rates for electricity.
• The post mentions that SDGE's actions are influenced by political donations to both Democrats and Republicans.
• The end goal solution to the SDGE problem, as stated in the post, is municipalization.
• Local rooftop solar is mentioned as a way to transition to clean energy, which may be affected by the actions of SDGE.
• The post mentions several organizations, including Public Power San Diego (PPSD), SD350, San Diego Rate-Payers Union (SDRPU), and Reclaim Our Power, all working to address the SDGE problem. However, it is important to understand that the post does not provide information regarding the comparison of solar companies.

The topic discussed is the potential installation of solar panels through a broker.

• A homeowner is considering using a broker, LGCY Power, to install solar panels.
• The broker handles bids from multiple San Diego solar companies and installs panels at no upfront cost.
• Homeowners would pay the solar company a flat rate instead of the variable SDGE rate.
• Homeowners may not be able to take advantage of tax incentives.
• The homeowner is concerned about increased electricity bills and is looking for feedback on brokers.Companies mentioned: * LGCY Power * SDGE (San Diego Gas & Electric)

The topic discussed is:

• Seeking recommendations for quality roofing and solar companies.
• The post is also looking for insights into the rough order of magnitude (ROM) costs.
• The size of the house is 1700 sqft, single story.
• The current roofing is asphalt shingles.
• The user is considering a clay/terracotta style roofing.

The topic discussed is a potential interaction with a solar company and raises concerns about their sales tactics.

• A person was approached by a solar company representative at their home.
• The representative mentioned rising rates and inquired about homeownership.
• The interaction occurred in the evening, causing the homeowner to feel accosted.
• The homeowner is unsure if the interaction was a legitimate sales attempt.
• The post questions the legitimacy of the solar company's approach.

The topic discussed is the potential issues that can arise when dealing with solar companies and the maintenance of solar systems.

• The solar company that installed the system went bankrupt.
• The inverter is experiencing issues.
• Finding a company to assess the problem without an upfront cost is difficult.
• Warranty issues can arise when solar companies change ownership.
• It may be difficult to find solar companies to repair systems from bankrupt companies.

The topic discussed is the installation of residential solar panels and batteries.

• The user is looking for a solar company that does not use Tesla products.
• The user's electricity bills have increased recently.
• The user is considering installing solar panels and a battery.
• The user received quotes from EnergySage.
• Sunergy is the only solar company that did not include Tesla products in the quote.

The topic discussed is the unsolicited sales tactics employed by solar companies.

• Unwanted visits from solar companies despite "no soliciting" signs.
• Sales representatives may be persistent and disrespectful.
• Difficulty contacting the solar company to address concerns.
• Lack of transparency from some solar companies regarding identification.
• Homeowners prefer to research and choose solar options independently.Companies mentioned: Sunrun.

The topic discussed is the installation of residential solar panels.

• Rising energy costs are a concern.
• The user is inquiring about the SDCP rebate program.
• The user questions the value of home batteries for solar.
• The user seeks advice on which solar companies to consider or avoid.
• Baker Home Energy is mentioned.

The topic discussed is:

• The user is looking for commercial ground-up or commercial/industrial solar tech companies that offer good pay.
• The user is considering relocating.
• The user is not interested in Craigslist electrical jobs.
• The user is seeking leads on reputable solar companies.

The topic discussed is whether a solar company's claim about a 52% rate increase over the next four years is accurate.

• A solar company claims rates will increase by 52% in four years.
• The user is questioning the accuracy of this claim.
• The user is researching the pros and cons of installing residential solar.
• The post highlights the importance of verifying claims made by solar companies.
• The post does not mention any specific solar companies.