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I just wanted to follow up on my installation by Mother Nature Solar. Mark and his team did a kick a$$ job. Everything went smoothly, and they even stayed in local motels (they live pretty far away) just to maximize the time on the job. I couldn't be happier with the bid or the job...
It's just about done. It took more time than I thought to get HOA approval and the county permit. In both cases Mark's designs were approved with no problem, but each process took time. They started the install this week and should be done by the middle or end of next week. So far it seems...
I took the "no more than 20% in 5 years" statments that Nissan made to include the real possibility of rapid loss right away with leveling off. So, I am actually a
6) up to 20% in the first 12-18 months
but you can put me down as a 5.
I am pretty sure my Mother Nature Solar install includes the Envoy as well. He said he is paying extra for the computer that connects the panels to the internet.
Craig
You might want to Mark a call to see. I bet he would install in Mountain View. I live way down in San Juan Bautista (south of Gilroy), and he drove down personally on Saturday. He is starting the install this week.
Agreed. He came by for lunch yesterday and we finalized the deal. I was very impressed by his attitude, knowledge and goals. He is really on a mission to provide affordable solar. So far, I recommend him highly. I will keep the forum posted as the installation goes forward and alert you to...
This includes installation and monitoring. The installer is Mark Davis (http://www.mothernaturesolar.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;). He's installing:
23 Canadian Solar CS6P 240P panels
23 Enphase M215 micro inverters.
Craig
We will put the house and the cars (both a Leaf and a Volt) on the same meter. 5.52 kW will hopefully get us down to just Tier 2. We do use about 1000 kWh per month before the cars.
Craig
I just met with Mark Davis from Mother Nature Solar (http://www.mothernaturesolar.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;). He seems like a really good guy and we decided on a 5.52 kW system at $3.79/watt. Total price installed $20920.80. After the California Solar Initiative and...
I installed the Infinity 63.9i speaker upgrade last weekend, and the sound quality is sooooo much better. The only problem is that they only go down to about 45Hz. I know there have been sub-woofer upgrades that put tube woofers in the back, but I was looking for something more hidden. Does...