Fun C.
6/27/2017
Trust those who Yelp regularly... As we see this solar market skyrocket with a thousand solar installers in California, it's nice to see there's a "Broker" who can work with any of them. SoCal...
SoCal Solar Brokers
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12707 High Bluff Dr Ste 200
San Diego, CA 92130
SoCal Solar Brokers is a leading solar brokerage firm based in San Diego, CA, offering comprehensive services for residential and commercial clients. With their expertise in the solar industry, they simplify the process of going solar by providing unbiased advice and analyzing all available options to determine the best fit for each client's unique needs and goals. Their team of experts coordinates interconnection, net metering, HOA applications, and permits, ensuring a hassle-free experience for their clients.
By generating their own electricity instead of buying it from the utility, clients can save significantly on their energy bills. SoCal Solar Brokers works with top-quality equipment and reputable companies, obtaining competitive pricing through a bidding process. With a focus on customer satisfaction, they have garnered positive reviews from clients who appreciate their professionalism, knowledge, and commitment to helping them achieve substantial savings through solar energy.
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S T.
2/3/2021
I spoke with multiple solar companies while shopping for solar, and Alex at SoCal Solar Brokers was head and shoulders above the rest. I especially appreciated that as a broker, Alex is able to...
Bryan F.
12/14/2020
To the person reading reviews on solar Companies trying to get piece of mind... Please do yourself a favor and at bare minimum meet with Michael Faelin of So Cal Solar Brokers....
Lachlan B.
5/18/2017
I did the solar dance 2 -3 times and never pulled the trigger. It was difficult understanding the different quotes from all the different solar companies. Alan's company works with you on sizing...
Justin N.
12/19/2018
Wade designed a great solar system for us, with 16 all black panels (that look awesome!), and enough production to more than cover our power consumption for the year. We also needed a main panel...
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