Zachary Billings
I’ve worked on several projects with this company over the years. They are absolutely who you should be calling if you are considering a new solar/battery project or needing to get your existing system working.
Sun City Solar Energy serves Fayetteville and Northwest Arkansas, providing solar systems for residential and commercial clients. Its custom arrays can be designed to fit a property's energy needs and budget.
Fayetteville and Northwest Arkansas.
Featured on ProsGrade. Sun City Solar Energy is one of 2 solar companies ProsGrade lists in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
5 services listed, including Residential solar system design and installation, Commercial solar system design and installation and Site surveys and consultations. Open weekdays, closed on weekends. Rated 5.0 from 5 reviews.
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Customers value attentive help with their systems. Scott stayed to make sure one customer's system was working, and a customer whose system other companies had failed to fix credits him with getting it running; a long-term customer also praises Sun City's service after several add-ons.
I’ve worked on several projects with this company over the years. They are absolutely who you should be calling if you are considering a new solar/battery project or needing to get your existing system working.
Great service Scott stayed even though he could of left to make sure everything was working. If I have problem I will be calling him asap
After a few companies tried to fix my system and failed, Scott came to the rescue and had my system up and running in short order! Kudos to Sun City Solar!!
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It obtains any needed city or county permits and ensures the project passes inspection.
It assesses system performance and identifies issues, then carries out service or repair and provides follow-up support.
Excess power can often be sent back to the grid through net metering, earning the homeowner a credit.