Read Evergen Solar 428 Reviews Summary 2025

Jack Steel rated Evergen Solar 1 stars

3 weeks ago

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Feels like a scam, I'd steer clear. Their 'assessor' visit actually turned out to be a salesman with no technical knowledge who didn't so much as even measure anything. Spent over an hour going through a sales pitch deck but to try and sell me on everything. When I said I was gathering quotes from multiple providers before deciding he informed me this special price was only available while he was present at my property. He'd previously said the discount was for logistics savings of being flexible on installation date so that didn't line up. Tried very hard to push the battery "AI-Powered" capabilities which is undoubtedly marketing buzzword nonsense. Based on the estimate I was given they're hugely overcharging for their installation, I've received several quotes since then for higher capacity installations with better gear for less than 60% of the price Evergen quoted me for a tiny 8 panel system with an inverter capacity below what would meet my needs on a summer day. Sales guy kept trying to upgrade my installation for free when I kept saying no. If you can afford to build that leeway into your sales tactics then you're ripping off others who don't resist just charge an honest price from the outset. This is exactly the kind of company I wouldn't want to be locked into a contract with (there was also seemingly no option to pay other than through their 10-year finance plan which has a significant interest rate)

hazel Bunting rated Evergen Solar 1 stars

a week ago

I had to pull out the day before installation. I have paid a large deposit and have not received a response when I asked for a refund. They changed the installation date, the location of the panels, then, despite cancelling the day before, when the engineers turned up they said the inverter etc could not go where they had said and the electrical cable couldn’t fit through a conduit that was already in use. All of this without ever telling me any of it. Now I’m getting the silent treatment. DONT DO IT!!

Matt Dickens rated Evergen Solar 1 stars

a week ago

Outdated, high-pressure sales tactics. I explained that my disabled wife might choose not to be involved, yet the booking ‘specialist’ wanted to know what was wrong with her in order to decide if the survey could still go ahead. Completely inappropriate — that’s none of your business. Come and do the survey, leave the quote, and let us work through it in our own time. If you need dual signatures before proceeding with the deal, fair enough. But you absolutely don’t need both parties present just to carry out a survey. There’s only one reason a company insists on that – they’re trying to close the sale on the spot. Huge red flag. I don’t buy that way – and I work in sales.