
Harmony Energy Works, Inc.
About us
Welcome to Harmony Energy Works Incorporated. We do solar work better than anybody else in all of New Hampshire with premium solar products and professional best practices workmanship. Our commitment to your long term investment means that we use only American-manufactured solar panels and best-of-class for all other balance of system components. This means that you will feel confident that your warranties will be backed up the entire time you own your system. We design, install, and maintain every solar array we sell and have been doing that for over 15 years. We handle all the design, utility interconnection agreements, state rebates, and other grants, making the process as easy and seamless as possible for you. For commercial, residential, or government and municipal solar projects Harmony Energy Works should be your first and last call for solar in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Maine. Please contact us today.
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Services we offer
EV Charging, Energy Storage & Battery/Generator Backup, Heat Pump Water Heater, Solar Panel Design, Solar Panel Installation
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- CreditCard
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"Ed, thanks so much. We were very pleased with how your project turned out. Impressive!"
"We installed Christie Taylor's array in 2017. In Feb 2019, she called to get a quote to remove the array, as she was going to redo the roof with a standing metal roofer and the roofer was looking at an April start (I have my dated notes). April 10th, we removed her array from the roof and after the roofer finished his reroofing, we reinstalled with entirely new S-5-S feet on the 24th and 25th of April on the new metal roof. She paid on May 21st. I was not aware that she felt her reinstall was delayed, but she may have further details. Christie is very right it took a long time to get a new inverter for her - months. I worked on the problem, took multiple pictures for SolarEdge, took voltage measurements, and spent over 5 hours - just on site. The factory said there was apparent water damage (from the pictures) and they would not replace it for free even though it was under warranty. We had our master electrician visit the site and he spent an additional 5-6 hours with SolarEdge on the phone, as SolarEdge kept telling him the problem was on the roof. We battled with SolarEdge until they finally agreed to replace it, then we had to call them over the course of several more weeks, because even though the RMA had been approved, it had not shipped. Eventually, they sent it, we installed it and we saved Christie about $3,000 for the new inverter and service. But, yes, it took months. And she now has a new inverter that is two generations newer than what she previously had. In addition, Christie has a battery installation that was made by Tesla there that apparently was not working, since we put the new inverter in. I spent time tracking down Tesla service and confirmed that nothing we had done had caused a problem, but was a problem with the Tesla battery and I got from them the proper reset instructions for the Tesla. I think the long and short of it is that we went the extra mile, repeatedly for Christie. In each case, we got it right, but not as quickly as she would have liked - and I absolutely understand her frustration."
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