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Sunrun

Featured in Palm Springs Today 4.50 (19 reviews)(833) 324-5886

Sunrun provides rooftop solar systems and home battery storage in Palm Springs, California. It offers a solar subscription as well as outright panel ownership, and sizes systems against 12 months of a home's actual energy-use history.

Business Highlights
  • Sunrun says its Subscription Plan includes 25 years of free maintenance and repairs.
  • Sunrun says its Subscription Plan includes 24/7 system monitoring.

Service Area

Palm Springs, California.

Featured on ProsGrade. Sunrun is one of 4 solar companies ProsGrade lists in Palm Springs, California.

Listing details

5 services listed, including Solar panel systems, Home battery storage and Sunrun Subscription Plan. Open 7 days a week. Rated 4.5 from 19 reviews.

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How This Business Compares

How Sunrun compares with the other 3 solar companies on ProsGrade in Palm Springs, using public Google ratings and review counts.

  • One of 4 Palm Springs solar companies on ProsGrade.

Services Covered

5 services
  • Solar panel systemsHigh-efficiency monocrystalline panels; often uses PERC technology.
  • Home battery storageBackup options for outages and non-backup configurations for energy management.
  • Sunrun Subscription PlanSolar lease with fixed monthly payments; Sunrun owns and maintains the equipment.
  • Purchased solar systemsOutright ownership; the system owner handles upkeep.
  • Battery additionsStorage additions to current Sunrun systems, subject to qualification.

Reviews

What customers say

Several customers appreciated the guidance they received from Sunrun representatives. Torrey was praised for taking time to explain the complex energy situation. One customer called startup and activation support “extremely frustrating”; the system was still not producing power by the end of May after a one-day February installation, and the sales engineer stopped returning calls and texts about a week into the project.

Customer Reviews

Trinity Patrick

Brian made it really easy for me to make the decision to move to solar - a great bargain for things we needed such as an electrical panel upgrade, Tesla batteries for the energy from the solar panels to store in, security system, etc. Brian and his team (special shout out to Jamie as well) were very considerate and meticulous. I'm grateful I got to explore upgrading my house through them. I only give a 4/5 because I thought the package deal included a way to charge an EV, but I'm sure that was likely a mistake on my part. Regardless, Brian was helpful in many ways
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Ken Akerly

Do not do business with Sunrun. The sales and physical installation may go well and make you feel comfortable. But once the equipment is on your house, it is extremely frustrating to get them to support the actual start up and activation. The sales engineer said he would be working with us from the signing of the agreement until the system was up and running. He disappeared in about a week in to the project and no longer returned phone calls or text messages. Sunrun installed our system and it took just one day back in February. Sunrun worked directly with our HOA to push through the approval process with them faster than they would normally do it. So Sunrun works with you and your HOA to get the hardware installed quickly and get you on the hook. But once that is done they operate in a deliberately slow manner. It is now the end of May and it is still not producing power to save on our electricity bill. At first there was a lengthy delay because Sunrun was waiting for the utility company to issue the permission to operate (PTO) order. We were told this was forthcoming in a few days several times. Then about three months later we got the PTO, the next day the Sunrun start up engineer texted, they only text no phone calls where you can talk to someone in person, to say that there was a problem with the Tesla batteries communication to the grid. Why this was not identified and resolved during the several months of waiting is baffling. The Sunrun engineer said they would schedule a tech (Telsa or Sunrun, I don't know) to come out and determine what the problem is and correct it. Each time you contact their "customer experience" call center you have to start the conversation with them all over again. Two weeks passed without any tech, no text message, no phone call, no communication with Sunrun at all. The after installation service and communication is bad. I just called today 27AMay and they still do not know when they can send out a tech to check on the batteries. Check other providers and get detailed explanations from them on timelines and how they are going to resolve failures first. For the amount of installations that Sunrun claims to have installed they should have this process better detailed by now. They do not.
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Douglas Brown

Torrey Gambill at Sunrun was truly helpful and very professional every step of the way! I highly recommend him and the great service I received at Sunrun!

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a Sunrun solar project take?

Installation day itself usually takes one day; the full project from signing until the system produces power typically takes a couple of weeks to three months.

What must happen before a Sunrun system starts producing power?

After installation, it needs utility approval, called Permission to Operate (PTO), before it can produce power.

Does the Sunrun Subscription Plan transfer when a home is sold?

The plan transfers to new owners if the home is sold.