Infinium Solar

Aaron E.

What can I say!?Nicolas Borghi at Infinium Solar is the best Solar Rep you can find. Infinium solar like many other companies offer warranties on there work, professional installation and more. The prices are full of value and the consistency in customer service is 100% worth it if you find other companies with similar prices. I am so grateful for them. I got an unbeatable price with a 25 year warranty and even the best my payback rate is less than 5 years! I've already saved 3k on my bill in 1 year and as they say "" let the good times roll""!

Tuan N.

Best solar installation. I have contact 4 different solar companies before talk to Gianni from Infinium. A great and honest man. We work together on the project. He will so me each options and explain to me what will be best for our roof. Importantly, he also suggest me work with my neighbor cut down the palm tree leaves to increase solar production.

Everything work great so far. As a person who install solar-off-grid system myself. I am strongly believe you will be happy with the service and the quality of the solar system.

Geoff E.

We wanted to get solar before NEM 3.0 was put in place by CA. Infinium was a referral from a friend who had a metal roof and a slightly more complex installation.

We received three quotes and Infinium's quote provided the highest density solution (we had limited roof space) and also the best cost per kW.

Installation for our 7.3 kW system only took one day and everything worked. We've had two rain storms after installation and no leaks with the roof. One solar panel stopped working and they sent out a technician the next day and he fixed it - was related to a slightly tight cable that, when the panel heated up on a particularly hot day, the microinverter connector separated.

The system is providing more electricity than they projected which is also nice. I will be able to cover 100% of my annual electric bill (unless we start to drive our electric cars a lot more).

Our next door neighbor liked our installation and so they had Infinium install their system earlier this week. No problems for them either.

Eric C.

I installed a solar system 12 years ago with one of the big companies which will remain nameless (they are still in business, beware). One day at Costco I talked to a solar salesman who said my solar results were terrible and that I should get my system checked out. I called my old solar vendor and they said I was out of warranty and that they wouldn't come out. They recommended Infinium Solar and three other vendors.

Infinium came out and said they could do much better. I bought a whole new system with the same area and got SIX TIMES the power output in the first month at half the price of the old system.

They also provided monitoring with Enphase. This would have saved me $20,000.00 in PG&E bills if I had had monitoring before and realized how bad my old system was. Now I am enthusiastic about solar and Infinium.

Douglas G.

Absolutely brilliant customer service. Incredibly responsive communications on all levels. Their installers were fabulous as they took the time to thoroughly explain all details of the new system and how to monitor it. Don't look at any other vendors - this company would get 15 stars if it were allowed.

Nabeela A.

We hired Infinium based on their reviews after getting bids from three different solar companies. But I don't think we made the right choice. The initial consultation with Jacob went great. He came across as knowledgeable but the responsiveness and communication went way down afterwards. It took us asking about the panel plans and permit process periodically every few weeks (or month) to get anything done. Our first communication was August of 2021 and our panels got installed in mid February. I was ok with the late installation given how long it's taking to get permits in San Jose currently. But I do think it would have taken longer than February if we hadn't kept asking for updates periodically. The communication only happened when we reached out for the most part.
Once the panels got installed, we failed THREE inspections which is ridiculous. Every time an inspector would come by and show them what's wrong, they'd schedule a work day WEEKS from when the inspection was done (and where the entire power to our house would also need to be cut). This has happened three times already and we are on our fourth full power cut and solar work redo next week for another inspection.
We are in mid April right now and have been losing money every month from PG&E (~$500) since mid Feb because until the inspection is done, we are not going to see any money back from PG&E despite them taking our excess power constantly. The other frustrating thing is that the inspections are not scheduled until we get on their case.
After having solar for over two months now, and no money back that we've seen yet, and barely any communication, regular full day power cuts to fix issues that the inspector brings up, it's not been an easy journey with Infinium and I wouldn't recommend them in future.

Peter L.

I had Infinium Solar installed my solar system in June this year. Since then, three of my neighbors in our court and two of my relatives have used Infinium to install their systems because of the positive results and experiences that I had working with Infinium. They all gave enthusiastic thumbs up for choosing this company. The whole process from the initial contact with Jacob to the final sign off of inspection worked out very smoothly and the overall experiences have well exceeded my expectations.

Gabriel O.

Infinium comes off like they know what they are doing. During the sale process, I was dealing with Jacob Sleep. He seemed to be very responsive and knowledgeable. A GREAT salesman. But he is exactly that, a GREAT SALESMAN. Once you sign on the dotted line, he is far less responsive. In fact, the entire company has this one fundamental issue. Once you sign the contract, you become a secondary citizen compared to the people they haven't signed yet.

Let me dig into some specifics:

My first contact with them was May 13th, 2021. By May 27th, they were already sending me the contract, promising me that the project would be done within a couple of months.

Today is December 13th. Solar panels are still not installed. Now let me be clear on what happened so that hopefully you understand the PROS/CONS.

When Jacob was out and he was surveying the house, he asked good questions and suggested things that I didn't know much about like optimal locations for the panels on the roof. One specific thing he suggested was the location of batteries. He recommened we put them inside the garage because it makes the batteries last longer when they are not exposed to the elements. I agreed. I also came away impressed with how knowledgeable Jacob seemed to be about the different types of panels and the batteries. I came away thinking that Infinium would treat me well as a customer.

After signing the contract, things started to unravel. Infinium got to working on the plans and they went silent for several weeks with no visibility or updates. Jacob became VERY unresponsive. I sent some follow up emails asking where we were at and didn't get responses. Finally, after about three weeks they responded saying that they are finishing up the plans. They told me that after approval, they would handle the permitting with the county and it shouldn't be more than a month.

A few more weeks go by and nothing. Every once in awhile Jacob would respond to my messages saying that they have ""just submitted"" or that ""they are waiting for feedback from the county"" but not explanation for why things were taking so long. Finally, on August 16th, I wrote Jacob saying that delays were longer than anything that they pointed to and I was wondering if there were some kind of discount they can offer as I was now losing any chance of taking advantage of the summer sun. Jacob responded saying that it was Santa Clara County's fault because they changed the guidelines since he spoke to me and therefore, it's not their fault. Didn't even acknowledge my asking about a potential discount.

Jacob and I spoke on the phone and I asked to speak with the owner of the company. Jacob NEVER made good on that.

The first concrete bit of information also came in August from them but not from Jacob but from a Jackson Bigham who I believe was the project lead. He said because my batteries are placed in the garage, the county is asking for significant failsafes like barriers against cars potentially running into them, smoke detectors and potentially even sprinklers. Jackson was also the first to actually apologize for the pace of the project which I hadn't heard from Jacob. While it was not good news, I appreciated Jackson filling me in on the details of what was going on, again, months after I had signed and asked for updates.

By October, still no permit. Jackson explained that the issue was the Fire department and the county going back and forth and changing requirements on them in real time. On October 5th, Jackson looped in Jessica Stephenson who he said was now the ""project manager who has taken over the communications with the county.""

Jessica and I spoke on the phone. For what it's worth, Jessica was more responsive than Jacob (at least initially). She was also willing to apologize (at least in words) for the delay. I once again asked to speak to the owner and to her credit, she did make good on that promise unlike Jacob.

A week later, I spoke to the owner, Jeff Long. He was pleasant to speak to and apologetic about the delays. I asked him to please tell his people to be more professional about communicating. He said he would though I could tell he was placating.

Jessica kept me aprised but ultimately the county required too many things so I asked for the batteries to be moved outside but for them to provide a cover. She ignored the cover and said the batteries will be installed outside. That was end of October. Finally on Nov 30, Jessica emailed and said the permit has been approved. They scheduled me for install today (Dec 13th) and tomorrow (Dec 14th). This morning, Jessica emailed and said that the weather won't allow for them to install. I had already told work that I wasn't coming in and now I'm scrambling because they waited until this morning to tell me something about the weather that they had known last week. Again, an issue of communication.

I'll update when the final install is done but I can't recommend this business based on my experience.

Linda C.

It feels good to work with a well run company and our experience with Infinium Solar was stellar from beginning to end. Out of 3 estimates, theirs was the best price, using the latest technology and without a long wait time. Jeff was so patient in answering all of our questions. We found their team to be incredibly efficient, friendly and responsive - less than 2 months from contract signing to permit approval. The installation itself took only 3 hrs. We chose them based on feedback from other customers and highly recommend them.

John M.

Infinium Solar made a great impression on us. We needed to replace a failed power inverter and the company that did the original install 7 years ago is long out of business. Most other companies we contacted wouldn't even give us the time of day, but Jeff replied quickly and with a competitive quote. A few days after the part arrived, he sent a member of his team out to do the install. During the install they found a major defect with the system, one that caused the original inverter to fail. His team documented the defect and took photos of the issues they found, then repaired the defect, free of charge, even though it was the fault of the original installer. We were left very impressed and with a fully functional solar power system. Thanks Jeff.