Phap V.
12/3/2024
I had been putting off my decision to go solar for some time, but when I came across an ad from Sunspear on Facebook, I couldn't resist the urge to finally make the switch! I'm extremely pleased...
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345 N Nimitz Hwy Unit A
Honolulu, HI 96817
Sunspear Energy is Hawaii's trusted leader in solar energy solutions, serving both residential and commercial clients on the island of Oahu. With a team boasting over 60 years of combined solar experience, they have successfully installed over 30,000 solar panels and 22 Megawatts of solar power. From design to installation, Sunspear Energy handles all aspects of the process, including permits and utility applications, ensuring a hassle-free experience for their customers.
As one of Oahu's leading solar companies, Sunspear Energy offers a turn-key solution for those looking to harness the power of the sun. With local federal incentives available, they encourage customers to take advantage of these opportunities before they expire. Whether you're seeking more information or ready to schedule a consultation, Sunspear Energy is dedicated to providing reliable and efficient solar solutions for a greener future.
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4.519 reviewsThomas C.
5/30/2025
Worst company ever!!!! I choose Sunspear because of the warranty that they offered. Price was in the middle of the 5 other companies I called. Getting the quote went fine. But other than than it...
R.J. J.
9/26/2024
I want to thank Anela Havellana from SunSpear Energy for her recommendations for my solar panels and Tesla battery. All of the staff worked to make sure I was happy with my installation. Mahalo
Kevin S.
10/6/2023
The Sunspear team was such a pleasure to work with. From start to finish, every person we interacted with was knowledgable and professional. Ryan Smith (our sales guy) was professional and not...
Kevin W.
7/16/2022
On the nightly news they featured a story about the HECO battery incentive and interviewed a representative from Sunspear Energy. Looked up the story on the news stations web site and called...
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