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Bright Planet Solar is a solar installation company associated with Auburn, Massachusetts and residential solar work. SolarReviews lists 1.95 from 52 reviews, while BuildZoom lists 193 projects and eight solar installations among at least nine projects in the past three years. Customers and news reports raise serious concerns about long installation delays, systems that did not perform as promised, unresolved leaks, and ongoing payments for systems reported as inactive. Connecticut reporting also describes an attorney-general lawsuit alleging deceptive, unlawful solar sales tactics. Bright Planet Solar may have substantial installation experience, but confirm licensing, project completion, system production, and service obligations carefully before signing.
“Scaling Solar Operations w/ Mikey Heinz, CEO of Bright Planet Solar”
“Worst investment ever short of Enron.”
“Its been 5 months since my system got installed. Is there a recourse for me. Can I demand my money back? Has anyone else experienced something similar?”
“The Connecticut lawsuit did not emerge in a vacuum. Bright Planet Solar has accumulated a record of consumer complaints through the Better Business Bureau, which has placed a “complaint warning” on the company’s page citing a pattern of negative reviews. 5 EcoWatch. Bright Planet Solar Reviews The company is not BBB-accredited. ... Common themes in customer complaints include: ... - Non-functional systems with ongoing payments: Customers report paying both their electric utility bill and a solar loan or lease payment because installed systems were never activated or stopped working. - Abandone”
“Bright Planet Solar lays off 60 workers in Provo ... ## The layoffs began April 20 and were expected to be complete by May 4, the company said in a state notice. ... (Rick Bowmer | AP) A worker installs a solar panel in Salt Lake City in 2022. A Massachusetts-based solar installation company has laid off 60 workers at its Provo location.”
“1.95 from 52 Reviews”
“The worst company I have ever dealt with. They should not be allowed to do business.”
“Atty. Gen. Tong sues SunRun, Bright Planet and Elevate for ‘deceptive, unlawful solar panel sales tactics’”
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