If you are looking for a review, do not go to SUNDROP SOLAR as all reviews are reviewed by SUNDROP SOLAR prior to being posted. They also say only completed installations will be accepted, I don't know how many were not completed, and couldn't write a review. I guess the best way to tell my experience is with a copy of the Complaint to the ********* ** ***********: Contract was signed on 25 June 2016 for the installation of 30 solar Panels on the roof of a shade structure at ***** ** **** ****** Ln., Sun City AZ. $20,000.00 was immediately withdrawn from GreenSky Financial. SUNDROP SOLAR came to the site and took some measurements soon thereafter and left. I was E-mailed plans. After some E-mails back and forth, I approved the plans on 22 November 2016. After a considerable time and no response to phone calls and E-mails I went to Planning and Development and found Permit #B**SSN** had been issued. I stopped by SUNDROP SOLAR on the way home to see if there was a problem. I was informed there was no problem, just a lot of work. This was sometime in late Jan. or early Feb. 2017. NOTHING was done and I went to see them again in late April and they came out and installed a 1” electrical conduit and some supports on the shade structure. The inspection of the conduit failed the first time due to not being deep enough under the driveway. I dug the trench out and reset the conduit and called them to inform them that the conduit had failed and I thought I had corrected the problem, but they might want to check. The conduit was re-inspected on 17 June 2017 and passed. I called them and informed them that it had passed. I have had 1 phone call ~2 months ago saying they were having a meeting about the installation and would call the next day. I heard nothing and went to see them, (I never got a reply to any E-mail and could never get any information on the telephone, except they would get back to me, which they never did.), on 28 July 2017. They said they would call me, which they have not. The original contract indicates the installation would be in ~120 days. All that has been done is the trench and conduit, which has yet to be filled in, and the supports on the roof of the structure. I believe I have been more than fair on allowing the time that I have allowed. Very little to have for $40,662.00 invested. This complaint was filed on 02 August 2017. Sundrop Solar has not answered any of the communications from the ********* ** *********** or myself. I am now trying to recoup some of the funds, but I cannot get a reply from their Bonding Agent. I have discussed the problem with other solar system installers and they would install the same system for ~$32,000.00. I hope I can get some of the funds back, and find someone to install the system prior to 28 Feb. 2018 as that’s when the APS Grandfather expires. I would not recommend even talking to anyone associated with SUNDROP SOLAR. I would give it 0 stars if I could. It cost over $9.000.00 to replace the damaged roof in addition to the$40,622 for the installation Itryed a law suit but the lawyer didn't recommend it. He said I would win, but probably couldn't collect anything. I will try to recover a max of $30,000.00 through the ROC recovery program. Sundrop will keep the $40,622.00. Pretty good business plan, take the money, don'do the work and let the chips fall where they may. I have tried many times to contact Sundrop Solar the last 3 months and they never callback. I finally went to see them. No response, just stone-walling.