HORRIBLE SERVICE HORRIBLE SERVICE! The elderly owner of a system from SunRun has moved into a care facility. His home is being sold and we want to know the process for transferring the solar system to the next owner, BEFORE we need it, please! Three emails and two voice messages have produced nothing from the "Service Transfer Coordinator," Valentina V. I'm fit to be tied. Google “SunRun, litigation" and see what pops up.

The Sunrun failed inspection seven… The Sunrun failed inspection seven times and they didn't do anything. It's been happening for about two years and they don't correct the issues. And the manager never picks up the phone or returns calls because too many complaints I guess. Choosing the Sunrun is the biggest mistake.

Sunrun is horrible to work with Sunrun is horrible to work with. It has been five months, paying on the solar system and yet to have the panels/battery operating. I get the same story "We are waiting on" insert excuse here. If you want Solar Panels and hear Sunrun, just RUN FAR AWAY!!!! The Tesla Battery also fell off my house, while I am waiting for it to start operating. So if you actually decide to use Sunrun be prepared to be intensely disappointed.

NO PANELS AND STILL PAYING !!!! My panels were removed over three months ago for a new roof to be installed. In three months, when the panels are in my garage, I am still paying as if I have panels on my roof, and the plans for replacing them on my roof are still pending ....

I'm appalled by your blatant disregard… I'm appalled by your blatant disregard for common courtesy in handling my case. Despite my persistent efforts to seek an update, I've been met with nothing but incompetence and evasion. Today's interaction with service company Freedom Forever LLC was also a new low, as I was informed that the account is still under the previous homeowner's name after a staggering two years of ownership change. Their ineptitude is staggering. Their audacious failure to put my account on hold is unacceptable. It's outrageous that I've been charged $134.85 today for a service that hasn't been rendered, considering my solar system has been dysfunctional. How can you justify charging me for non-existent services and when can I expect a full reimbursement for a faulty system?