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In the heart of Milford, we are Cincinnati Best Electricians - your reliable partner for all electrical needs. Specializing in Electrical Work, we…
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In Milford, Ohio, we are City Electric Supply – your reliable partner for all electrical needs. Specializing in Electrical Work, our focus is on d…
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At Mesco Electrical Supply in Milford, we specialize in comprehensive electrical services. With a customer rating of 4.6/5, our dedication to qual…
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In Milford, we are Icon Solar - a leading solar energy company specializing in the design, installation, and maintenance of solar energy systems. …
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In Milford, we're Turner On Services – your reliable partner in electrical and HVAC services. We specialize in electrification, from air condition…
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In Milford, we are Holland Electrical Services LLC, your dedicated electrical experts. For over a decade, we've been illuminating homes and busine…
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I had a great experience with Icon Solar and was very happy with the service the whole way through. The system is working well. Installed close to a month ago.
Had a fantastic experience with this company and the installation of our solar panels. They went above and beyond to guide us through this process and had solutions for all situations that arose. I highly recommend working with Iconsolar.
Excellent customer service from Zack Weiber and Joe Wallace. They were able to solve a tricky connection issue that had been troubling me for weeks, so I can now measure my output in real time. Looking forward to seeing just how much I’m generating and saving.
We were shopping for Solar, and ran across ICON. Sean was honest and awesome. Our system wouldn’t have been efficient due to trees surrounding our home, and we would’ve been lucky to hit 20 efficient use of our power. So we had to back out, but in the meantime, we’ve got companies telling us all sorts of things. If we move to a better location, I am calling Sean first. Thanks for the honesty and saving us from making a bad call that could have had a tremendous effect on our family.
ICON Solar installed 36 solar panels on our new house in October 2021; Duke Energy allowed the system to be activated in late January 2022, thus the system has been used for 10 months and 13 days, as of today, December 6, 2022. As I look at the Enphase data on my phone, I can see that the system has generated over 14,100 kilowatt hours and that we have consumed 13,300 kilowatt hours. The system was designed to produce 1,350 kilowatt hours per month. What was promised to me regarding the energy it was projected to produce was correct. Our house uses gas for the furnace, clothes dryer, stovetop and range. The electric usage includes multiple computers, TV's, two refrigerators, a freezer and a wine chiller, hot water production and keeping the summer inside temperature at 67 degrees for 3800 square feet of living space. The garage has a mini split for heat and AC, and a charger for our electric car. I cannot say 'Thank You' enough to the folks at ICON for leading us through the entire process of planning and installing this system for us. We have zero costs for our daily driving excursions, we enjoy the comforts of a cool house in August, and we can activate comfortable AC or heat in our garage. After deducting the Federal tax incentive for the solar panels, and the tax incentive for the electric car we bought this year, this system will pay for itself in less than seven years. Thanks to all the great people at ICON.
While the salesmen were nice and fairly informed. When I asked for a written estimate for solar with backup power I was written off. Apparently the company only wants to help those who wish to stay on the grid. I have no interest in paying to become the power grid. Also this is just a transference of money. You will never have a $0 electric bill, and will have a hefty solar bill on top of that. While your rates increase for grid power. Either become self sufficient or keep paying. I could pay a power bill for 33 years with what a system would cost me. Which is nearly 10 years longer than the panels will last.
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