Sunergy

Very pleased to have Jen Wolf take over my project and lead it to the finish line. I really appreciate her responsiveness and sense of urgency in prioritizing my project. Her communication made the last of this process smooth and stress-free. Thanks

The Sunergy team was responsive to my inquiries. The installation was delayed due to issues with equipment availability but the team kept me informed . The only policy I recommend them to change is to accept credit card payments - their account receivable is slow and they were hesitant to turn system on until they processed my payment - however when I called them they did turn the system on as good faith before my check cleared

Project was delayed due to supply chain issue, but it eventually provides alternative solution options and covered my PGE bills due to the delay. Overall custom service, installation team, and technical support is great.

Jackie at Ballesteros deserves 5 stars for her responsiveness and customer service. While I was frustrated with so many aspects of my experience with Sunergy, Jackie was a shining star who consistently returned phone calls and provided missing details.

The previous review by gary_mi says it all. His story is my story. I also have filed a complaint with CSLB. The question you have to ask yourself is; Do I really want to do business with a company that has angered multiple customers and has multiple CSLB complaints against them? Avoid these guys like the plague.

I'm reposting this after it was deleted yesterday. I noticed another 1 star review was deleted as well. What a shame... I'm honestly sad to be writing this. I had such high hopes for Sunergy when I first started looking for a solar installer. When I read about their glowing reviews on EnergySage, their certificates, and their level of professionalism, I was beyond excited. Then it all, slowly but surely, fell apart. It all started in August of 2025, when I signed the agreement for Sunergy to install a solar + battery project for my house in California. It started well as they sent me designs and said I had plenty of time to make the tax incentive deadline. I was impressed that they didn't have to send anyone to my place, it meant things were moving without delay (in hindsight...) . Afterall, I had paid over $30K as deposit / first payment so a lot was riding on the line. When I got an update end of September that my permit was in hand and I was in the 'final stretch', I was relieved. I was then introduced to Ana, my operations coordinator going forward, and that was when things started to nose dive. For the month of October, I tried contacting Ana but never got a response. I scheduled calls on her calendar but she never replied. Finally when I did get her on the phone, she was unable to give me any updates or confirmation on installation. She did say that they had to serve customers who signed before I did and that I was 'two weeks out'. She also promised a weekly update but that materialized either. I started getting worried and reached out to other Sunergy members but never got a response. Then came mid-November, when Sunergy sent out a letter from their CEO describing their shortage of REC solar panels but assurances that "You will not lose a single dollar of the tax credit". Sunergy offered to replace REC panels with another brand with plenty of inventory, which I quickly agreed in order to avoid further delay. Then came early December, when I got another email that my project manager had changed to Gustavo, who said they would begin the redesign process right away. This was followed by another email saying they are getting the equipment ready to install my project. At this point, I was still naive enough to think that this could still happen in time. Well, as you have guessed, it didn't happen. I got an email on 12/22 saying the team is working diligently on my project... By then, I had enough. I gave up on hoping for the best case scenario. Sunergy asked that I sign a PPA to preserve the tax credit but I was not in the mood to figure out the risks of this complex financial structure nor was I willing to sign a deal further binding me with Sunergy. I didn't want to deal with them any more. I wanted to cancel everything and get my money back. I reached out and expressed my disappointment, described everything that happened and politely asked to cancel the project. I could have, but didn't ask for any damages (the loss of tax credit, loss of access to my money for months, loss of energy savings, had to deal with two power outages due to lack of battery etc.). I thought I was being reasonable. But of course, that's not what they wanted to hear. My emails were ignored. I wrote multiple times to everyone I could find at Sunergy, even the CEO himeself, but never got a response. Funny side note: I did get an email stating that my project manager was changed to Gustavo (again?) followed by an introduction email that he excited to support me on my project, sigh. Finally at the end of January, I get a response that I can cancel, but I'd need to pay thousands in cancellation fee. I argued that my reason for cancelling is the absolute lack of progress, the false promises, and the inability to give me a concrete start date since September. This was met with more silence and disregard. I decided to take things into my own hands. I gave Sunergy multiple chances to reply but nothing came. I was forced to seek mediation via filing a complain with CSLB. I sent them copies of correspondents and I was told an agent is reviewing my case. What's next? Who knows. I'm sharing my story here as a cautionary tale for anyone looking to engage Sunergy. I'm sure everyone's miles vary but this is what happened to me. Sunergy has kept my money (~$30K) for over four months. How would you feel if that much money is held hostage without getting what you paid for or any concrete progress? If this is how I started my story, you probably think I got scammed. If anyone reading this have suggestions on how to proceed, I'd love to hear it. If you experienced something similar with Sunergy, and was able to cancel / get a refund, I'd love to hear from you as well. Thank you for reading.