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Trinity Solar has been putting solar systems on New England roofs for years as part of a nine-state operation out of New Jersey — the company says three brothers, Bill, Arty and Tom Pollock, started it in 1994 as an HVAC business and turned it into Trinity Solar in 2007, with private-equity backing from TSG Consumer Partners since 2023. Its Massachusetts electrician license is registry-verified active. The 522 Google reviews behind its 4.5-star average tell two very different stories depending on where you look. The glowing ones are almost always about the sales process — named reps like Grayson Colarusso, Kyle Crosby, David Farrington and Binny get singled out repeatedly for patience, clear explanations of financing, and staying in touch through the paperwork. The one-star reviews, by contrast, are almost all about what happens after the contract is signed: systems left non-functional for months, installation timelines that stretch from a promised 4-6 weeks to half a year, and customer service that's hard to reach once a problem comes up. A July 2026 review described a project left incomplete with non-functional equipment and 'severe project mismanagement'; a December 2024 review said much the same about unmet timelines and unresponsive support. Several reviews call the company's financing — power purchase agreements in particular — predatory, with one from June 2026 recommending buyers pay cash rather than finance through Trinity. Other accounts describe a code violation the company allegedly proceeded past during a 2022 install, a state rebate that took months to materialize after a 2022 installation, and aggressive door-to-door sales tactics, including a 2026 review describing a salesman banging loudly on a glass door after 6:30pm. Separately, a regulatory case-tracking site reports that an Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission docket against Trinity Solar LLC became a final order following an Administrative Law Judge's decision, as of February 2025. For a company this large, the volume of both praise and serious complaints is real — the sales experience is consistently well reviewed, but installation and post-sale support have drawn a steady stream of specific, dated problems. Anyone considering Trinity should read the financing terms carefully, get a firm installation timeline in writing, and ask directly how support works if something goes wrong after the system is in.
“ecided to both to do it at the same time through Trinity. When the crew showed up to install mine, they were unaware of the other system that was gonna be installed, and the plans they had were not compatible with the neighbors system. Idk how they managed to botch that, but I wouldn’t reccomend Trinity.”
“NH Solar companies Ever since I cut down a huge maple tree in front of my house, someone from a solar company comes to my house with a sales pitch at least once every couple weeks. I've gotten people from SunRun, Trinity, and at least one other. I'd like to do it, but the terms of the contract are so different between providers that I'm wondering which company gives the best terms for the customer. Anyone like to share their experience?”
“We got a quote from them. Posted it to the solar sub and it got roasted. We got a much much better deal directly from Sunnova. Bigger system with a better inverter for 20k less than Trinity quoted.”
“a rep at Trinity Solar claiming to be licensed by the town”
“ALJ Decision in Trinity Solar LLC, as successor to Trinity Solar Inc., OSHRC Docket No. 23-0712, Becomes a Final Order of the Commission. - Occupational Safety and Health ... in Trinity Solar LLC, as successor to Trinity Solar Inc., OSH ... No. 2 ... , Becomes a ... # ALJ Decision in Trinity Solar LLC, as successor to Trinity Solar Inc., OSHRC Docket No. 23-0712, Becomes a Final Order of the Commission. ... Trinity installs solar panels on residences, and operates in New Jersey, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Florida. (Tr. 637-638; J-1 ¶¶ (c)(1)”
“# Trinity Solar Having trouble? Call our team on (844) 442-5029. Updated: 14 March 2026 Installer Installing solar since 1994 Installer Installing solar since 1994 ### 3.13 from 326 Reviews How was this rating calculated? ... ## Trinity Solar reviews ... I had solar panels installed 2 years ago and everything has been fine until a recent rainstorm. I noticed water leaking into my living room. I contacted a roofer to come look and he found several shingles that we damaged and attempted to be repaired using silicon and screws. He also found the ridge vent to be collapsed d”
“Trinity Solar is NOT transparent in their pricing and will not provide a breakdown of their pricing. Their pricing was more than 2 times the other 6 comprehensive quotes that we received.”
Trinity was very easy to deal with and extremely communicative! And Tyrone did a wonderful job explaining the process and every step along the way.
I'd like to know why Sunstrong is asking me to pay when I'm installing your solar company's system. Do you have a partnership with them? Why is there also Sunnova? Are these two different companies, or has one gone out of business? Why do I need to pay both an electricity bill and a solar bill?
Tyrone has been great to work with.
Trinity Solar engaged in predatory pricing and has failed to complete my project, leaving me with non-functional equipment and significant financial loss. The company has demonstrated severe project mismanagement, including ignored consumer protection demands and attempts to inflate system prices by thousands of dollars. Avoid this contractor, as formal AG enforcement actions are currently being sought. Buyer beware.
Absolutely the most atrocious customer service experience I've dealt in my 4 decades on this planet. Our 10 year old system stopped producing electricity in 9 months ago. Despite trinity having access to your production, they won't give you a courtesy call there might be something wrong with it. When I found out, I immediately called them. They said they'll get their team try to trouble shoot the problem remotely and if they can't, will get a service person to our house. Didnt hear for 2 weeks, called them back- turns out their remote team found no problem with my system and closed the case. No email, phone call, nothing. Just case closed. Hmm, like what do you mean? My system isn't producing shit. So I call them back, "you're right, I don't know why they closed it, we'll reopen it and get back to you within a week". Now here comes the single most frustrating part. Over the next month, i didn't hear a single word back. MONTH. When you attempt to call this dysfunctional operation-your only chance of getting through is if you're lucky enough to be the first customer on the line. At precisely 1:30 minutes of holding, you'll be asked if you'd like to leave a message or your number and they'll call you back. DO NOT CHOOSE THIS OPTION, after dozens if not hundreds of calls, they have never once called me back. At precisely 4 minutes into holding, they will hang up on you. So your only hope is your call going through in the first precious 4 minutes. After literally a month of calling EVERY damn day, I finally had the brilliant idea of calling in the middle of the night. That got me to their overnight call service. "Do you have an emergency?" They asked. I told them I've been trying to reach them for over a month and yes the lights in my kitchen have been flickering. Then and only then did I manage to have a technician finally come over and tell me the inverter needs replacing. A week later the inverter was fixed, but my trust in this banana republic of a corporation never could be. Oh, and the cherry on top? They left about 10 holes in my siding they wouldn't fix.
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