Nabu Energy reviews

A couple of years ago, Steve had Nabu Energy install a solar-and-battery setup on his home, and the project finished later than planned because of parts shortages and permit delays. Even with that holdup, the installation itself came out solid, and the system has kept running reliably ever since. What really set the experience apart came last year, when one component failed: Nabu Energy quickly sent a technician out to the house, pinpointed the defective part, and worked directly with the manufacturer to get it replaced under warranty. He ended up with the kind of follow-through that matters long after the panels are on the roof, especially when a company handles a repair without passing the hassle back to the homeowner.

Regan approached adding solar to her home like a careful shopper, collecting multiple bids before choosing Nabu Energy for the combination of price, equipment, and professionalism. She ended up with solar panels, a SolarEdge inverter, and an LG battery, then waited a few years before judging the result so she could see what the real PG&E true-up would look like. The payoff has been steady: since installation, she has been getting roughly a $500 refund each year. What stood out most was how smoothly the whole project ran in her own home. From the first consultation through the final install, the crew handled the job with clear explanations, regular updates, and a respectful approach to her space, and the finished panels still look sharp while performing exactly as promised.

In 2022 Gregory chose Nabu Energy to install new solar panels on his home. He found their pricing competitive and the installation neat and professional. The crew treated his property with care, giving advance notice and knocking on the door before coming onto the premises to make sure he was home. He walked away very satisfied and still remembers that small, respectful habit of announcing themselves as the most reassuring part of the experience.

Three years after Nabu Energy installed a solar system for Ann Yushan Hsu, it was still running smoothly and efficiently with no problems. She came away impressed by a team that stayed professional, knew the product well, and answered questions quickly from start to finish. The install finished on schedule, and the whole setup was explained clearly enough that she never felt left guessing about how it would work.

Mark ended up with a solar system from Nabu that has run flawlessly for a couple of years on his home, the kind of outcome that only really matters after the install is long finished and the equipment is still quietly doing its job. What stood out most was the staying power: after the crew left, the system kept delivering without a hiccup, year after year, leaving him with a roofline that has been powering the house reliably ever since.

Kaushik R. hired the company a couple of years ago to install solar panels on his home. He found the whole process surprisingly smooth—from scheduling to final hookup—and the team finished the project on the agreed timeline. Even now, he highlights the on-time completion as the standout part of the experience.

Deepak S. had a 6.03 kW solar system installed on his home that became operational in 2019. The installation moved smoothly: Will, the installer, coordinated with roofers and completed the panel mounting on schedule, and a roof specialist reviewed the work and confirmed its quality. In late 2020 the SolarEdge inverter failed; Deepak notified Nabu Energy, who quickly engaged SolarEdge, arranged a replacement inverter to be shipped, and Will helped fit the new unit. The system was back online within a month. The most memorable detail was the fast, hands-on follow-up—Will stayed involved from the original install through the inverter swap, delivering a quick turnaround when the system needed service.

Eunsuk K. had been running a modest 2.7 kW array installed in 2015 and decided to add capacity rather than replace everything. They hesitated at first because Nabu Energy still has relatively few reviews—something a young company often faces—but Harsh (sometimes listed as Keith) showed up the very next day, sized up the job, and patiently answered a long list of questions. Nabu combined the old and new systems using Solaria 400 W panels and delivered tidy, thoughtful workmanship: rails and the inverter console were even painted to blend with the roof and walls. Will, the engineer on site, handled the installation confidently and stayed easy to work with. The price landed competitively, but the memorable part wasn’t the cost so much as the up-to-date panel choice, the system pairing, and the attention to small finishing details. One hiccup: the team is busy enough that Nabu didn’t send a bill on time, so Eunsuk had to prompt them about a balance. The first project is complete and another is already scheduled; what will stick with them is the next-day visit from Harsh and the paint-matched hardware that made the addition look like it belonged.

Hank got his system installed in 2022, just ahead of California’s NEM 2.0 deadline, and the timing proved to be a smart move. From the first consultation through final activation, the process felt smooth and well handled, and the payoff showed up quickly in much lower energy bills. Even now, the system is still running without issues, giving him the kind of long-term reliability that matters most once the panels are on the roof.