Abandoned by Your Solar Company? SolarFIX Is Here for You!

Has your solar company gone out of business leaving you high and dry? Have you found yourself abandoned by the company you trusted? Unfortunately, this happens more often than you might think, but there’s no need to panic. Let’s dive into what you need to know to protect your investment and how to move forward from here.

Why Solar Isn’t Just Another Appliance

Investing in solar energy isn’t like buying a new dishwasher or a fancy gadget. It’s a long-term commitment that can significantly impact your energy bills, your home’s value, and your carbon footprint. So, why do so many people treat it like just another purchase?

The reality is that choosing the wrong solar company can lead to years of frustration, unfinished projects, and broken promises. At SolarFIX, we’ve heard countless stories from customers who were left high and dry by companies that either went out of business or never completed the job. Let’s talk about how to avoid becoming another one of those stories.

The Trap of “Too Good to Pass Up” Deals

We get calls all the time from folks who went with a company that promised an unbeatable deal, only to find out it was too good to be true. Many of these companies were small, inexperienced installers that simply couldn’t deliver on their promises. Others were solar sales companies that are more interested in making a quick buck than ensuring long-term customer satisfaction.

These solar sales companies often have little to no connection with the actual installers. They sell the system, collect their commission, and then disappear, leaving you with no one to turn to when something goes wrong. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone.

The Importance of Choosing the Right Solar Company

Choosing the right solar company is the key to long-term satisfaction and peace of mind. Here’s how to make sure you’re making the right choice:

1. Read the Fine Print

Make sure to read the contract carefully. Some warranties may not be transferrable if you sell your home, and others may have hidden costs that aren’t covered by the manufacturer.

2. Know Who You’re Dealing With

Check the company’s reviews on sites like the Better Business Bureau and Google Reviews. Look for a company that has been in business for several years and has a solid reputation for customer service.

Why Local Matters

A locally owned and operated solar company like SolarFIX is more likely to provide the personalized service you deserve. National companies with no local presence can leave you waiting on hold or struggling to get the service you need. At SolarFIX, we pride ourselves on being a part of the community we serve. We’ve been in business since 2017, and we’re here to stay.