EMT Solar & Roofing

EMT violated both Tesla's and Enphase's requirements during install resulting in a system the trips off line and does not function properly. Hid the details. Offered to disable part of the system as a fix. Once I understood the implications, they told me I would have to pay for the fix.

Joe has been with me every step of the way. No question was considered absurd.

EMT solar had My roof leak and took 10 months to turn on system, stay away from this company Beware

I love my new green roof and Solar!! The crews were so nice and accommodating! Neil was a pleasure to work with and everything came out the way he had promised and surpassed my expectations. Very honest company and great quality as well! Thank you!!

Disadvantages: Poor customer service and misleading project schedule. Inaccurate system cost information. Dishonest sales representatives. Comment: I do not recommend EMT — terrible customer service and inaccurate information about system costs. Those considering working with this group, please educate yourself on points 1 & 2 ahead of meeting with a sales rep. I truly wish I had. 1. Go to the IRS website and search up 'Residential Clean Energy Credit.' The EMT sales rep claimed there is 16.5k tax ‘rebate’ given to you by the government to help you reduce cost. This is merely a tax credit that reduces your liability to the federal government — not money forward to use toward your loan (if financing). If you owe 3k in taxes, 3k gets wiped out. Great, but not what EMT is peddling. 2. For those in NJ, there is a program that credits you 90/month to further ‘reduce’ your monthly payment. Unfortunately, there is a limited number of slots and not everyone is accepted once their monthly payment obligation starts. I have yet to receive any credits to aid in my monthly dues to Sunnova (the loan creditor) 3. The cost of my solar panel install was 50K, this included roof install, tree removal, and solar panels. My monthly payment was supposed to be 168/month. It is currently 218/month, and will go up to 318/month in 16 months unless I come up with 16.5 grand. 4. My energy costs have not gone down. I am still paying roughly 150 in electrical charges.

Our roof and panels were installed in July 2023. As of mid-January 2024, nothing is turned on and the required inspections cannot happen because EMT does not answer or return phone calls. Perhaps a trip to an attorney will be our only recourse.