Devon Duschl
Thanks Justin Webster Very friendly and clear on what his company was about and how they are helping with the electron bill. Made my choice easy! Felt like a friend I’ve had forever very nice and spoke very confidently on his work!
Finray Solar connects consumers with rooftop solar, community solar and clean energy supply partners from its Bala Cynwyd base. The business began more than a decade ago in energy-sector sales and marketing. Its Pennsylvania services include rooftop solar guidance and an electricity supply program through Arbor.
Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maine, Massachusetts, Maryland, Illinois, Virginia and Washington, D.C.
Finray Solar is one of 7 solar companies ProsGrade lists in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
3 services listed: Rooftop solar projects, Community solar enrollment and Electricity supply options. Open Monday to Saturday. Rated 4.9 from 925 reviews.
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Customers praise friendly, knowledgeable representatives who explain the program clearly and patiently answer questions. Some say they were guided through sign-up, and one customer appreciated Foxx Johnson making sure everything was understood and handled correctly.
Thanks Justin Webster Very friendly and clear on what his company was about and how they are helping with the electron bill. Made my choice easy! Felt like a friend I’ve had forever very nice and spoke very confidently on his work!
Anthony was great. Sold me the minute he started talking. Explained the program to the point of acceptance. Walked me through the process easily. Great job and I appreciate the savings!
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The process includes a site survey to check the layout and any structural or electrical upgrades, followed by engineering and permitting. The customer approves the panel layout before installation.
Options include a cash purchase, a solar loan, a lease or a power purchase agreement.
No equipment is installed at the customer's home for community solar. The program can include renters in eligible service areas.
For an operating project, credits generally begin about two or three billing cycles after enrollment. A project under construction may take three to eight months.