A Nevada woman is holding a solar provider accountable for damaging her home and creating costly and frustrating installation delays.
As 8 News Now reported, Stacy Houston hired Titan Solar Power and signed a contract for solar installation to be completed within 60 days. However, the process has taken over 800 days and still isn't finished.
Houston met with the Nevada State Contractors Board and complained that Titan had left unsightly electrical equipment alongside her home. She is not alone in her issues with Titan; dozens of homeowners have filed complaints against the company.
Titan faces a long list of violations regarding installation delays, abandoned worksites, and more. The company's license has been on probation and suspended in Nevada.
"I didn't know it was going to be this bad," Houston said.
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Another homeowner shared her experience with Titan on an 8 News Now Facebook post, writing, "They never call back i have tried for a year and half to get battery back up installed."
Someone else commented on a post in the "titan solar scam" Facebook group: "Titan screwed people all across the country! Our system was 66,500! Never completed!"
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