Projectsolar Review (August 2026)
Project Solar cuts out the sales person and saves you thousands. Whether you opt for DIY or full service, we hold your hand through the whole process. Get solar for $1.50 a watt.
Project Solar cuts out the sales person and saves you thousands. Whether you opt for DIY or full service, we hold your hand through the whole process. Get solar for $1.50 a watt.
What is Projectsolar's Revenue?
Projectsolar's estimated revenue is $19M.
What does Projectsolar do?
Project Solar cuts out the sales person and saves you thousands. Whether you opt for DIY or full service, we hold your hand through the whole process. Get solar for $1.50 a watt.
Did what they said they would at every…
Did what they said they would at every step of the way. 1/2 the price of the other guys.
Falsely advised and threatened with this company’s practices
Beginning September of 2022, I have reached out to a few solar installers for doing my home solar installation here in Livermore. Multiple bidders came by my home to inspect the roof before providing a quote and commitments. Some local installers in fact walked me through the process including on how they are going to do and what needs to be done as part of a preparation work. In the process of awarding the project, I have also contacted ProjectSolar(registered as Silverline Home Remodeling Inc). ProjectSolar representative over the phone asked me to put down the security deposit, which I did. Also, when I inquired about what if they can’t do the project, especially if they are committing to do the work without a field visit, the representative of ProjectSolar advised that my security deposit will be refunded entirely. In the following days, Project Solar sent me multiple designs via email and I constantly brought up the roof support for solar panels(sheathing to support panels was not there on this old roof) to their attention from day one and the need for visiting the job site before finalizing designs and applying for city permits. Without my approvals or field visit they went ahead and also applied for city permits without visiting the place by this time! At this point, things started worrying me very much. Horror stories of contractors leaving the project site abandoned in the middle of a project or failed inspections! I wasn’t looking forward to the horror. After constantly reminding them to check out the place in person, over the phone Project Solar representative said they will send someone to check out the job site. Great! I have particularly asked if there is going to be a fee for that site check, and they said(over the phone), there wont be. As it is a minimum thing for a contractor, I had neither agreed nor authorized any charges for job site inspection from them to come and check if they can do the job. ProjectSolar finally sent a couple of guys to my home, as expected, they came back saying re-roofing needs to be done in order to install solar. Which is what I was raising as a possible issue from day one over and over. So the representative calls me and says I have to do the re-roof. When I asked them if they could provide a quote for re-roof, they came back saying they do not do the re-roofing at all. Advised me to get it done outside. Since they said they can not proceed at this time, I have advised them to cancel the project so I can go with some better knowledgeable installers in this field. As required, they went ahead and canceled the project. I still see permits pulled under their name from the Alameda county website even today. This is where the drama around billing unfolds. To my surprise, despite getting a promised security deposit back, Project Solar sent me a billing notice of $1462.05 on September, 28th, 2023. I’ve immediately responded, saying I neither aware of these charges nor given any authorization to do so for this project. Their billing department kept insisting the contract was signed and so I have to pay with penalties! After I advised them to not email me, instead, contact through postal mail, they’ve still sent threatening emails to put me through collections. Within a month, they have also added finance charges bringing the total to: $1,608.26 by October 18th, 2023! And puts me through collections instead of arbitration or claims court. As a consumer, I felt like I was being falsely advised and threatened with this company’s practices. For now, filing complaints with the California state licensing board and also dealing with collections agencies as I write this letter.
Just awful at every step of the way
I was happy with the price I paid for the solar. But along the way, Project Solar was just unbelievably incompetent and... just bad. Highlights include: It took over 100 emails and probably 50 phone calls from start to finish One full year from when I signed the contract to when the panels were activated Six months from when I paid in full until panels were passed inspection and activated Panels were on the roof for four months before we could get the inspection passed Installers came and tried to install the wrong panels Installers came and tried to install the panels in the wrong place Installers didn't have knowledge of requirements in my town, I had to coordinate requirements with the city They told me I had to be there to sign for the panels, so I took the day off work. No call, no show, no delivery. They finally answered the phone the next day and told me the panels would be brought by the installers They never once called me to do anything proactively. I had to call and poke and push them to do every thing, every time. When an inspection failed, I was not notified and NOTHING AT ALL HAPPENED until I called them and told them they needed to fix issues. That's just the highlights, poor service and poor communications at every step.
Do yourself a favor and choose a different solar company
Working with project solar has been hands down the worst experience with a company that I have ever had. It took 5 months to get to the installation stage, and their installer was unable to follow their plans and the solar project failed inspection. Now, they are telling me that I have to wait while the installer, who hasn't even responded to their inquires yet, works through their other projects before they get back to fix my installation. The company has subjected me to delay after delay, from failing to submit the permit application in a timely manner, to saying they would submit the permit application to my HOA then telling me several months later that I had to do it, to switching my solar panels and trying to charge me more, the list of problems with Project Solar is too long to list here. I have emails to back up everything I have said. Even though the low price is tempting, it probably isn't worth the hassle. I can only imagine the problems I will face if I need to get them out for service on the system.
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