Review for Future Energy Savers

Office location: 10481 Grant Line Road Suite 125, Elk Grove CA, 95624

06/07/2024
TStevenson Oakley, CA

Very Informative - Very Impactful

My experience started with a meeting with James. He went in depth about everything from the cost savings, to the system, to financing, as well as my rights as a solar consumer. I felt like I was being educated versus sold. The latter is how I felt during previous conversations regarding solar. Once I made the decision to go forward, I completed the necessary paperwork and submitted the requested documents. I was informed of each next step through out the process. Everyone I have spoken to at Future Energy has been friendly, professional and helpful. The install was done very well. I love the their team takes pride in their work. Down to painting the conduit to match the color of your house. The financing company (Mosaic) that they work is equally as informative. If you take the time to read through the terms, you go over them 3 to 4 different times throughout the contract. On top of that, a rep from Mosaic schedules a call with you to verbally go through all of the terms to make sure you have a clear understanding. I've already started to see my PG&E bill drop by about $130 and that only included about a 2 week period after my install. I can't wait to see my next statement. Who says that about their electric and gas bill?!? What has been most impactful for me so far is having the battery that stores your excess solar power. This is connected to a few primary circuits in my home which keeps all the essentials running during a power outage. The main living areas, internet, kitchen, hall bathroom. I was able to experience the benefit of this just one week after my system was installed. We had a pretty large power outage through a large portion of the city. My neighbor was without power for approximately 2 hours. However, I was not. I was only without for about 2-3 minutes while the system recognized the outage and switched me over to my battery. This is very important to me since I work from home. I happened to be on a work call at the time the power went out. All I had to do is pause momentarily and apologize for the brief technical delay, and on I went with my work. Otherwise, I would have has to reschedule resulting in my work being delayed.