Jeremy Herrera - SUNRUN SALES MANAGER

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Introduction

Our climate is changing, and our energy system needs to change with it. Delivering electricity across long power lines from big power plants is leading to more power outages, rate increases, and dangerous conditions. By generating and storing energy in our homes, we can share power across neighborhoods and our entire energy system. Now is the time to make your own energy. Share it with your neighbors. Build a clean, affordable, reliable future for the whole nation.

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5000 employees

17 years in business

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This pro accepts payments via Cash, Check, and Credit card.

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Customers rated this pro highly for professionalism, punctuality, and work quality.

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Michael O.

Mar 13, 2023

Jeremy made the process simple and answered all my questions thoroughly.

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FAQs

What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
3–6 months AVERAGE TIME FROM QUOTE TO INSTALLATION Receive a home solar analysis 1 Connect with a provider 2 AVERAGE TIME: 1 WEEK HOW TO CHOOSE A PROVIDER Contract with a provider 3 AVERAGE TIME: 1 WEEK Finalize Design system and obtain permit 4 AVERAGE TIME: 1 MONTH Review Install and inspect 5 AVERAGE TIME: 1-2 MONTHS Utility net metering agreement 6 AVERAGE TIME: 1 WEEK Switch on and start saving
What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
A good solar provider will be transparent. Make sure they list out all your estimated costs with projected savings, system installation, and maintenance costs, as well as product warranties to help protect your investment.
What questions should customers think through before talking to professionals about their project?
How much sun hits your roof How much power you consume Electricity rates Applicable incentives Supportive solar policies Hardware, installation, and monitoring costs