Equisolar
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5.8
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Author: Kaitlyn Short
Founded in 1999, Equisolar provides solar services in California, Florida, and Texas.
Equisolar's advisors work to determine the right solar solution for each home based on roof size, type of shingles, electricity bills, and seasonal consumption. Equisolar also offers in-house electrical consulting, design, engineering, and construction services.
The company's aim is to deliver the most accurate information possible to help clients make an informed choice.
Top Ranked Companies
The Good
- American-Made Panels
- Financing Option
- Longevity
American-Made Panels
Equisolar uses Kyocera solar panels, which are manufactured in San Diego, CA. Where most solar companies use overseas manufacturers, requiring extensive shipping, Equisolar’s American-made panels give this company a leg up for installation times.
Financing Option
Equisolar offers outright purchases and loans in an effort to help customers take advantage of the benefits of solar ownership. Qualified buyers can go solar with zero down and low-interest rate loans.
Longevity
With over 20 years of experience, Equisolar stands out from other solar companies with a long track record of successful solar installations.
The Bad
- Limited Availability
- More Details Needed
Limited Availability
Equisolar currently only offers its services California, Florida, and Texas. While being a local business has its own benefits, it also limits the number of customers who have access to the company's products and services offered.
More Details Needed
We would like to see Equisolar share more details with prospective customers online, including inverter brands, solar battery availability and brands (if applicable), financing partners, and, most importantly, recent Equisolar reviews. If you've worked with Equisolar, please consider leaving a review below.
The Bottom Line
Equisolar is a solar energy provider that offers payment options that result in solar ownership for the homeowner. It does solar installations for commercial, government, and nonprofit entities in addition to residential homeowners.
However, the company needs to provide more information to prospective customers for quality comparisons with other solar providers.
