Disconnected sewer pump-6 months later no solar connection Going on our sixth month of having panels on the roof, but still not connected/fully installed. When they put the panels on the roof, the electrical installers removed our electrical connection to our sump pump/ejector pump which caused a sewer back in the home. Cost me an additional $2000 for any emergency pump, for which Sun Run still hasn’t reimbursed. They had their team come out and reconnect electrical connection to pump, but that’s not really good enough. I would avoid using Sun Run if I had the option to do this again. The only reason I worked with them was due to their connection with Costco, which, from my experience, chooses good vendors to work with. I will not be surprised if Costco discontinues this relationship moving forward.

Will dox you to random strangers I have had almost no problems with the service, the setup and the sale rep were very up front about how long things take to get permitted in Hawaii and that I wasn't charged until the service was fully operational. That was all great. But then 2 years into having the system working flawlessly, I get this guy, Josh Robinson, contact me from Sunrun. Josh told me I needed a solar checkup and to send him my power bill. So I sent him a screenshot of my power bill and he sent me back a power bill of another customer as an example. This power bill was for someone on a different island and it was entirely unredacted. I could see the name, address, account number, payment methods, phone number, etc. All was there on this. I raised a concern to Josh and he blew me off, in fact he hung up on me when I got upset that he didn't think it was a big deal. So I called his boss and his boss downplayed it as well. These guys don't take your privacy seriously and will just randomly dox you to other customers!!!

Beware of Sunrun's contract scam I scheduled a consultation with Sunrun as I was exploring installing solar panels. He came to my place with my colleague and the meeting went well until he told me the next step was to sign a paper so the Sunrun team could come to my place and measure the roof. He presented me with his iPad and told me all he needed was my signature on the page. I said I was uncomfortable signing a document I didn't read, and he pressured me to sign. I refused and asked to see the document instead. It turns out it was the purchase agreement for the solar system with a price of over $13k and he wanted me to sign it. I was very upset, ended the meeting, and escorted both sales guys out of my house. This was a very bad trick, and I'm sure some people would have signed the contract without knowing they were purchasing the system. Beware of Sunrun's misleading sales techniques

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.

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?