Ampericon

We are thrilled with the Solar System Ampericon installed for us. It’s been 3 years thus summer and we couldn’t be happier. We have had a 80% return on our investment. Federal tax rebate, SREC from NJ and no electric bills!

Ampericon installed my 42 panel solar array system 11 years ago and I thought they did a great job, walked me through the process and successfully got me all the rebates I was entitled to. Things were great for the first 8 years or so until I found that they were increasingly harder to get a hold of to replace defective micro inverters under warranty. After repeated calls and emails they did come out a couple times over the last three years to replace the warrantied parts. This past two years however has been a nightmare getting a response from them. They have no customer service department and rarely answer the phone or emails. In April 2022, I sent an email expressing my frustrations with their lack of responsiveness and they responded that they no longer had the capacity to service my system. Hmm..I was directed to either wait for an unknown period of time or call Enphase to find an installer that could help me. Basically, I'm no longer a priority and whether or not the system they installed works well or not is none of their concern. Don't be fooled by the courtship because you'll be disappointed when you need service and are told to take a hike, if you are even responded to at all. Mount Laurel, NJ customer Solar Panels Installed 2011

Got a quote through Energysage. Sent numerous emails and left voicemails. No response. Not sure if the company is still in business,

I started as a reluctant solar buyer. My wife was convinced, but I thought there was too much misinformation surrounding "free solar". Now after 3 months of negligible electric bills and my first direct deposit of REC dollars I am an avid solar supporter. Solar works really well if you work with a good partner. Thank you Tina, Adam, Anjan and Ampericon.

I came to your site after reading favorable reviews of what you had to offer. After soliciting quotes, we settled on Ampericon. That was a mistake. The price they gave on their online quote was different from the one their representative, Anjan, offered. He claimed that was a mistake on the part of EnergySage and that he would 'talk to you to have that corrected'. He assured me that the monthly cost he gave me was correct- until it wasn't. He also told me the short term loan for 26% of the cost was 'interest free'. We thought it sounded too good to be true which, of course, it was. By now, solar was going to cost more than my traditional electric. He claims that would not have been the case because of the TREC program. But at that point our trust in the story was gone. I am disappointed that it has turned out this way. I truly think solar is the responsible way to go but with sales people like Anjan and their schemes I think solar is battling an uphill battle. You too should do your homework a little better.

I highly recommend Ampericon for all solar power needs. I've been a happy customer for over 10 years. We had a system installed in 2010 and they've assisted with warranty and other repairs over the years. I appreciate their expertise and availability to help anytime. About 4 years ago, my neighbor was asking about the system and he decided to go with a company that over promised and went out of business a couple years later--now he's stuck with an oddball system that nobody wants to repair or inspect without hefty fees. Had he listened to my advice, he would have gone with Ampericon and they'd be able to address any issues. I'd mention to folks considering a system that proper installation and knowledgeable updates/repairs is critical if you are in it for more than a couple years or a short-yerm house-flipping investment. From my experience, enforcing/following through on the 20-year product warranties and such are essential to the long-term financial/environmental return on the system----all these components are cheaply made overseas, no matter what you're told, so if you don't have a team like Ampericon on your side to sort it out when parts fail or harsh weather/animals attack, then you'll get suckered into buying new components/upgrades or other unnecessary expenses. Anyway, go with Ampericon and good luck.