“Had a great experience with Cool Roofs. Dillon and Ray were both very nice and professional. Had recent work done on my roof due to the storm last week and the work was very prompt and efficent and did a great job. I have already referred them to some friends and would use them again.”

“Solar Edge Pros undertook and completed a massive project including 62 solar panels, two inverters, a battery, and a 22kWh Generac Standby Generator. We produce more than we consume so we have no electric bill, and our payments through LoanPal are much less than the utility payments were, let alone what they will be in 20 years!We are thrilled with the results. Not only do we produce more power than we consume--with a massive house, pool, and a ton of electronics--we never have to worry about a winter storm or ever losing power again.Due to the complexity of the install; it took some time, and Ernesto and Armando had to spend quite a bit of time out here. The team was comprehensive, professional, and courteous. I worked from home during a great deal of the installation time so I was able to watch the crews as they installed the panels, ran the wires, and spent countless hours programming the system.We had in-home pitches from several companies prior to settling on Solar Edge Pros. Their presentation and the care they took in the early days of the pandemic really stood out and made the choice easy.I've lived through Katrina with no power as well as had the gut-wrenching feeling of cuddling up with twin 5-year olds during the recent winter freeze. I've also had a $600 electrical bill at another house with a pool. We 've moved around for the military and lived in 8 different houses. Now, that we've settled in the home we'll live in for the indefinite future, I feel relieved that I've got the security and peace of mind I've always wanted while locking in a lower utility "rate"). The combination of solar panels and the generator alleviate both of those concerns. Next time the rest of San Antonio loses power for days, my biggest inconvenience will be having to listen to the generator make a little bit of noise.”