Dave G.
10/7/2021
We had some insall issues but the company has been working very hard to make things right. I look forward to next 25 years of the warranty and continued great service and follow-up.
Wells Solar - Dallas Fort-Worth
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1209 Sturgeon Ct Ste 107
Arlington, TX 76001
Wells Solar - Dallas Fort-Worth, situated in Arlington, TX, specializes in solar panel installations and services, catering to residential and commercial clients across Texas. With a strong emphasis on quality service, Wells Solar has been empowering Texans since 2014, offering custom solar solutions to help customers outsmart traditional utilities.
As the largest residential solar installer in Texas with over 8,000 installations, Wells Solar prides itself on exceptional customer service. The company stands out in the industry with a remarkable 25-year operation and maintenance warranty, ensuring long-term confidence for customers. Offering $0 down, 0% interest, and 0 payments until activation, Wells Solar enables immediate savings for clients looking to reclaim independence from utility companies.
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1.58 reviews
Amanda V.
3/23/2021
This company is based in Austin and services all around Texas. This whole process has been a very long 10 month process just to get solars and I'm still not fully connected. There are way too...
Robyn S.
9/22/2022
Took a week and a half to get someone to answer me regarding issues with my existing solar panels (I left a voicemail, sent an email, and left 2 messages with the receptionist). Meanwhile, it is...
John B.
8/1/2022
I wish I could have given them no star...the absolute worst solar company. I interviewed 10 different vendors and had them bid and thought Wells was the best but they are absolutely horrible. you...
Daniel O.
10/22/2022
5 Reasons NOT to go with Wells Solar 1. After signing the contract it took them almost a year to put the panels on my house. 2. Even though it took almost a year I decided to give them another...
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