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General Contractor

Clean-Power2N

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  • Initial Complaint

    Date:01/14/2025

    Type:Order Issues
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    We signed a contract with Clean Power 2N to install solar panels and authorized them to apply for a Permission to Operate (PTO) with So *** ******. The total contract cost was originally signed at $39,531. During the process, we experienced numerous issues:1. Per contract, installation was supposed to start in early October, 2024. They did not start until November, 2024. 2. Once installation started, we, the homeowner found out a wrong solar control panel was ordered and delivered. This delayed the installation for about another month.3. During the solar panel installation on the roof, approximately 150 tiles were broken. They used our (homeowners) stash of tiles and brought in a pallet of tiles to replace the broken tiles causing further delays. In the end, they still owe us 37 tiles to replenish what we originally had in our stash.4. We also found out, upon completion of the installation, that one of the battery covers was damaged. 5. In our contract we were to get critter guards around the solar panels. They turned out to be a wrong size so it was mutually agreed to cancel the critter guards and reduce the total contract price by $900.00.6. We had been paying all payments immediately once an invoice was issued. Per contract, we paid an initial payment of $1000.00 in August. Then a large sum once the equipment was deliver in the amount of $31,624.80. When the company request a final payment of over $6,000, we asked to get all open issues resolved and to get a PTO before we pay the final payment. Eventually we backed down. We then asked them to just provide us approximate dates when everything will be handled before we pay in full. They refused to provide any dates.Currently, we are held hostage on all open issues, especially the ****** PTO. We understand they want the final payment before PTO, but we worry that the remaining issues will not get taken care of if we pay in full. Any advice, please?

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