Connected Energy Solar reviews

Dan has relied on Connected Energy Solar for years to handle lighting needs around his property, and he found the relationship consistently easy. The company shopped his requirements to multiple suppliers, guided him toward the best option, and took care of all the tax-credit coordination so the project stayed essentially hands-off. When he recently moved forward with a full solar installation, the process flowed smoothly from start to finish — and when the company faced higher costs, they absorbed the increases instead of passing them on to him. What lingered most with him was their willingness to handle the paperwork and unexpected expenses, leaving him with a finished system and very little to worry about.

Fernando ended up with a solar installation that went far beyond a standard panel job on his home. Even with rough weather slowing things down, the crew kept working and left behind an installation that looked sharp, while also upgrading his electrical service so he could charge an EV. What made the experience stand out was how Dunnegan cut through a tangle of permits and bureaucratic hurdles, steering the project through existing code requirements and getting everything finished on a very tight timeline. The system cleared inspection without a hitch, and he came away with a setup ready for both solar and electric-vehicle charging just as power prices kept climbing.

Eyas A had grown exhausted with the familiar routine of door-to-door crews: an hour-long pitch, an overpriced quote, and pressure to sign up for financing on the spot. With Connected he discovered a different approach. They asked for his address, pulled his DLC bill, and built an assessment around the house footprint to propose a system tailored to his actual needs — never rushing him to decide. Midway through the project, higher-quality US-made panels became available; Connected arranged the swap so he ended up with the American panels and saved about 10% compared with the imported option. The whole process felt like white-glove service: a better system, customized planning, and a final price that he says came in at less than half of what the door-knockers had quoted. What stuck with him most was the mid-project upgrade to US-made panels and the clear savings that followed.

Michael hired them to install a residential solar system, and they completed the initial install neatly. When issues with equipment from the solar supplier surfaced, the crew stepped in and worked directly with the vendor to sort the problems. Over the past year they remained responsive, helping him troubleshoot new issues as they appeared — the thing that stands out is that they stayed engaged long after the panels went up rather than dropping off once the job was signed off.

David installed a Generac system two years ago and ran into manufacturing defects that required replacement parts under warranty. Generac refused to send the parts even after he asked that a certified company perform the warranty work, so he contacted CSE. Within two weeks CSE secured Generac’s approval, obtained the parts, and completed the repairs — handling all the warranty paperwork on his behalf. He ended up with a fixed system and no paperwork headache, impressed that CSE cleared the hold-up and took care of everything end-to-end.

Glynda Yearwood hired Dunnegan for a residential rooftop solar installation and immediately discovered a level of professionalism she hadn’t seen in years. She experienced clear, timely communication, a clean and efficient installation, and attentive customer service that kept the project on track. Whereas neighbors had gone through drawn-out processes, her install felt effortless and moved very quickly — the speed of the whole job is what set it apart. She ended up more than satisfied with Dunnegan’s performance and will remember most how smoothly and swiftly the work was completed compared with the months-long waits next door.

John Colby came to Connected Energy Solar with a system in rough shape: his solar setup had been left behind after Sunnova went bankrupt, and on top of that, it was malfunctioning. The team stepped in, contacted SolarEdge, swapped out the inverter, and got the monitoring app up and running again. What stood out most was how smoothly they handled a tricky rescue job that had already been neglected once, turning a stranded system back into something he could actually use.

Michael chose Connected Energy to install solar panels on his home. The team ran the process professionally, completed the installation quickly, and had the system operational in no time. He saw his energy bills drop immediately after the system went live — the quick turnaround into measurable savings is what stood out.

Stephanie Ciranni partnered with Dunnegan and the Connected Energy Solar team to put a 46 kW solar array on her nonprofit’s building in Pittsburgh’s Strip District. Because the organization serves people on-site every day, the crew prioritized scheduling around programs and tightened logistics to keep disruption to a minimum. They stayed flexible, answered questions quickly, kept communication clear, and provided steady follow-up from planning through completion. The project delivered the expected results, and she walked away thrilled with the outcome. What stuck with her most was their ability to pull off a large installation while letting daily services continue uninterrupted — a practical detail that matters for any organization operating around people.