Solar Power of Oklahoma Reviews

The installers are great. The equipment is great. There is a couple of items that you need to look out for: Have your insurance company look at your roof before the solar panels are placed. The roofing inspector they send out is not your friend. I had my panels for right at a year when I needed a new roof. That cost $10,000 to remove, store, & re-install after the roof is complete. The sales rep also said that if the grid is down and the sun is shining, we would still have power. That is not so. Only if you have the battery backup. That will double the cost of the project. If you live in OKC plan about 6 months between signing the contract and being fully functioning. OKC Electrical review and permits is horrible. Not Solar Powers fault, but they should know that and not say they can have it done in 6 weeks. My budget billing went from $298 to $14 per month, with a couple winter months it went to about $75. The monthly cost of the loan for the solar panels is about $140. So, you are still cutting you electric bill in half. Another item is that your homeowner's insurance will rise. That needs to be factored into the equation. The final thing that you need to know is that right now, there are too few of house with solar panel being sold, even though the savings is worth money to a new buyer. the appraisers are only giving about a 3% or less bump in the home value. You are not even getting dollar for dollar for the solar. Like I said, the savings is there, but there are several caveats that you need to factor into your decision.