Public Service Solar, LLC

I would recommend Public Service Solar to anyone looking for a solar roof. It was a good experience from start to finish. During the planning phase they answered all of my questions. The work was very professional. Also compared to other installs that I have seen while driving around mine was very clean looking, not a lot of conduit running all over. and when they were done it was like they were never here, no mess whatsoever!

Public Service Solar (PSS) was a pleasure to work with throughout our home solar journey. We initially got connected via EnergySage after they provided a competitive bid, which we subsequently reviewed with an EnergySage Energy Advisor. The 1 day installation was done without issue and we've been producing power for over 1 month now. PSS handled all of the township and utility applications and permits and kept us well informed about the process and progress. The Public Service Solar app is a great way to track project progress, solar generation, and for making referrals to friends and neighbors. We're very happy with our REC 450W panels and IQ8X EnPhase microinverters so far!

Public Service Solar was great to work with. This is one of those rare companies that will be completely up front with you, even to the point of telling you that your home isn't a good candidate for solar. We have an older home that we love, but wasn't built to accommodate the weight or setback requirements required for a solar array. I'm sure other firms would have gladly sold us a system and let us deal with the ballooning costs and possible structural damage, but Public Service Solar was candid with us from the start and helped us understand the potential costs and limitations that our house presented. So while we didn't move forward with a solar project on this home, if our next home can handle a set of panels, Public Service Solar will absolutely be the first company we call.

this company met all of my expectations.. They arrived on time, submitted all relevant paperwork in a timely manner thus expediting the approval process and installation of the panels.. They answer the phone all time with a real person. They are an excellent company to work with and I would recommend them to anyone interested in solar panels.

Last summer I went with Public Service Solar and couldn’t be happier. The quote process was totally painless—no pushy sales tactics, just clear options and answers to every question. Over the past year their app has gotten even better, letting me track usage in real time and pinpoint big energy draws. I’m already seeing noticeable savings on my monthly bills, and I expect the system to pay for itself sooner than estimated. Highly recommend Public Service Solar for their transparency, support, and real results!

So my wife and I have been getting quotes through Energy Sage and PS Solar was the one we had settled on. We have 4-5 Quotes from them all of which were using the REC 450 panels just in different configurations to get the maximum system size I could. This process took maybe 4-6 weeks and just yesterday we let them know we wanted to move forward with them. Luckily I read and redline contracts for a living, so to my utter surprise, they pulled a Bait & switch and replaced my panels with Q-Cell panels. Mind you most of these panels are within 1% differential in performance and lifetime degradation, however where the difference comes into play i the cost of the panel. Rec is one of the most expensive (Wholesale/Retail) on the market do to their top ratings, whereas Q-Cell while good, is not nearly as expensive as the REC. Little bit of history before I finish, their salesperson stated to me that they were the ONLY PROVIDERS that could deliver REC panels because they bought all the inventory and as such, I wouldn't be affected by the recent fire at the REC plant and would be able to be done within 60-75 days. Given what I was told, I felt like I had a great partner in this process. Fast forward now, PS Solar refuses to negotiate whereas all the other installers were willing to, and that may be because they had this SUPPOSED large inventory of the highest quality panels and didn't need to negotiate, but once they switched panels the answer I got from the Sales Person was you are still paying the same cost per KWH that why the price didnt change. I suppose from their perspective it is true, EXCEPT for the fact that their COST WENT DOWN with the other panels, so they effectively increased their PROFIT MARGIN by switching the panels, which I believe now they never had. My brother in law got solar 2 months ago, and they used them and got Panasonic Panels, but yet the Sales Person told me they only sell 1 type of panel which was the RECs, and at the time my Brother In-Law got the panels, he was told that no one had REC, even though that timeline overlaps with what I was told that PS Solar had them for months. In the end, be careful and leverage Energy Sage for advice, and on a side note, you would think that other installers as well as Energy Sage would have been aware if someone had bought ALL THE REC PANEL inventory, alas, no one even heard a whisper of such a large transaction happening, and why would a Manufacturer basically give on of these installers exclusivity, very starnge in deed.