Net Zero Solar reviews

Jan Aikins hired Net Zero twice — first in 2012 and again in 2025 to outfit a new custom house with both solar panels and battery storage. They discovered a team that stayed available at every step: Chad Waits showed up for the initial site review, checked in at installation milestones, and walked them through a final overview. Chad demonstrated how to operate the storage system and recommended specific settings to best economize on their electricity bills, so the family left feeling confident about daily use and savings. Technicians arrived on time for appointments, and when the project hit friction — an uncommitted builder and a coordinating electrician that slowed things down — Chad kept things professional and pushed the work across the finish line. What stood out most was the hands-on support and the practical, actionable settings Chad provided; they ended up with a system they understand and settings aimed at lowering their bills.

Veva Eickelberg experienced a seamless residential solar installation where every question was answered promptly. She found Brian and his crew kept the project coordinated and running smoothly, and she ended up very happy with the panels and the work Net Zero performed. The detail that stuck with her most was how quickly the team responded to questions throughout the process.

Charles has had his Net Zero Solar system for a year and has been very pleased with both the panels and the way Net Zero Solar managed the project. He found working with Brian especially great — that personal, reliable support made the installation and first year of ownership smooth. The detail that stuck with him most was Brian’s help throughout the process, and he wrapped up the year with a simple thank you to the company.

Alan hired Net Zero Solar to install a rooftop system, and he noticed immediately that the job had been tightly engineered and well documented. The crew handled the installation with consistent professionalism, and the paperwork matched the level of care on the roof. The clearest payoff showed up in his utility bills: March 2023 was $226 versus March 2024 at $47, and April 2023 was $235 versus April 2024 at $45. He included photos showing the panels and the utility connection to illustrate the setup. What lingered for him was the combination of meticulous work and a dramatic, measurable drop in bills — from about $230 down to under $50 in those months.

Darryl Wong had Net Zero install a rooftop solar setup for his home and kept bringing them back for several upgrades. He found the system consistently reliable and producing exactly as expected. Net Zero’s crew laid out the panels thoughtfully, bolted the solar rails to the roof, and ran the electrical lines with clear professionalism. He ended up with a dependable system and is already looking forward to the next upgrade: adding a battery.

Mark called Net Zero Solar back to his St. David–area home three times, which says a lot about the relationship he built with them. He first had additional solar panels installed twice, then brought the crew back for a battery storage system and an upgrade of the microinverters. Chad and his team showed up professional each time, stuck to their estimated schedules, and left the site clean after the work was done. When questions or issues popped up later, they responded quickly. The detail that stands out is the repeat business: the same crew handled multiple projects over time and followed through from installation to post-job support.

Robert Rigel first connected with Net Zero through Chad Waits, who answered all his questions and got him on their schedule. Chad then directed the installation, and the crew worked with professional, almost perfectionist attention to detail. The panels and whole system have run flawlessly for over a year, simplifying his APS bills and even supplying nearly free charging for his Tesla — the outcome he keeps coming back to when describing the project.

Al R had a Net Zero solar system installed on his home and has lived with it for just over a year. He discovered that every promise the company made about output and workmanship proved accurate. The installation team worked professionally, and the system has been performing perfectly since activation. After a year of use, he still finds the array delivering the net-zero results that were promised and couldn't be happier with how closely reality matched the sales conversation.

Lucas hired Chad and the Net Zero team to install an Enphase microinverter solar array on his home in the fall of 2021. He asked them to size the system from past usage and anticipated future needs, and their analysis hit the mark — many months produce a surplus that feeds back to the grid as credits, while leaner months draw on those credits so the account essentially balances over time. They weren’t the cheapest quote he received, but after comparing equipment quality, warranty terms, and the level of ongoing support, he decided Net Zero offered the best value. Only one hardware component failed on a single circuit since installation. Because Net Zero actively monitors the system, they contacted him about the issue before he saw any alerts from the Enphase app; a technician arrived that same day, replaced the faulty part under warranty, and the array was back to full output. He appreciated how quickly and professionally the problem was handled. The whole process — from bid and permitting to installation and post‑install support — felt smooth, and everyone he worked with, including Chad, Trace, and Mike, came across as knowledgeable and helpful. His clearest takeaway: Net Zero’s 监