Sean Curran
Could not recommend John and team more. We were able to get our project done in less than 1 year , if you are doing solar go to CSG.
Commercial Solar Guy is a commercial solar construction company and general contractor based in New Bedford, Massachusetts, focused on commercial solar and energy-storage projects across the Northeast. Its projects serve businesses, schools, farms, municipalities and nonprofits, with work managed from the initial site visit through permission to operate and long-term operations and maintenance. Most commercial solar projects take 7 to 12 months to complete.
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire and New York.
Featured on ProsGrade. Commercial Solar Guy is one of 7 solar companies ProsGrade lists in New Bedford, Massachusetts.
12 services listed, including Rooftop solar, Ground-mount solar and Solar carports. Open weekdays, closed on weekends. Rated 4.9 from 27 reviews.
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Customers praise the installation, customer service and communication, describing the team as friendly and knowledgeable. One self-storage business customer credits John with help modelling project revenue and cash flow, navigating incentives and tax deductions, and managing design and construction for an 800 kW array.
Could not recommend John and team more. We were able to get our project done in less than 1 year , if you are doing solar go to CSG.
John was great! I knew nothing about solar he made it all easy to understand. Highly recommend
Incredible installation, customer service, and communication throughout the process. Extremely friendly and knowledgeable team that help you every step of the way. Couldn't recommend more!
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Its pre-construction services are also available as standalone engagements for clients developing projects with other builders.
Feasibility and interconnection together are the biggest schedule variable; timing depends on utility processing and local grid capacity.
The company says it is available 24/7 for emergencies.