Weserstrasse 40DE-04-018M
Weserstraße, Frankfurt am Main, Hessen 60329
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After three companies declined to install a PV system on my roof, I happened to meet Mr. Schnürle. His expert advice led to the installation of a 10 kW system. Following a few minor delays, the project manager meticulously planned and oversaw the installation. All the employees involved did a fantastic job and were actually able to install more PV modules than originally planned. The electrical work and battery storage installation were also carried out with great expertise. Finally, the management and team even managed to source roof tiles that were "no longer available" and replace damaged ones. Outstanding work and service – now I'm just waiting for the spring and summer sun… Many thanks to Christian Schnürle, Marco Geitini, and the entire team.
We ordered a photovoltaic system from the very advertising-savvy manufacturer QCells (ALL FROM A SINGLE SOURCE!!!). However, QCells then commissioned Meinsolardach as their system partner, tasked with grid registration, installation, etc. I have never encountered a more incompetent company. I have been waiting for a year for the completion (commissioning with the grid operator) of the photovoltaic system. First, they even commissioned the wrong grid operator, which led to enormous delays. Then, installation appointments were postponed countless times, or no one showed up at all. Installers arrived several times without the necessary components having been delivered (internal communication at Meinsolardach seems to be nonexistent; "the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing"). We received appointment confirmations without the materials being available! Meter cabinets were rewired multiple times, then a new meter cabinet was finally installed. The first attempt at commissioning after many months with the grid operator failed because the wiring in the meter cabinets, while technically functional, was arranged in a completely confusing way. A new meter cabinet had to be installed (grid operator's comment: "I've never seen anything like it!"). After installation, another two months passed without commissioning with the grid operator. Countless hours were spent, and home office days were repeatedly and needlessly rescheduled (because it was announced that the power would have to be shut off), and long commutes to the office were undertaken, even though nothing was done. The hallway was repeatedly shrouded in concrete dust due to drilling work. It's utter chaos, and everyone is trying to blame someone else at the company. QCells and meinsolardach are a sad chapter that, after a year, is still not over.
I have a solar system from QCells, installed by MeinSolardach. First of all: If you're looking for a system where the completed grid connection simply arrives at your home, then a team of technicians comes by at some point, installs everything, you receive the final bill, and everything works, then I strongly advise against this company. If you'd like an affordable system with high-quality components (at least according to my research) and are prepared to put up with some hassle and have to chase the supplier a bit, then I can definitely recommend this provider. The system itself is okay, the consultation and customer service are excellent in certain aspects, but the planning and internal communication are a complete mess. Now for the details: I received the offer for the QCells system through MeinSolardach. I also called several times with questions, including technical ones. Everything seemed very professional. When I had technical questions that the salesperson didn't know the answer to, he didn't just give me vague answers. Instead, he said he'd check with a technician and get back to me, and that's exactly what happened. So, in my opinion, I received truly competent and prompt advice. If the project manager was unavailable, I always received a call back afterward. I was also impressed that the emergency power function wasn't just for a single outlet, but for the entire house's electrical system. I had researched the modules online; they were TÜV-certified, so the efficiency ratings were accurate and consistent with what I found on the market at the time, apart from the very latest developments that offered a tiny bit more power for a lot more money. The inverter is also from SolaX, was mentioned in the QCells offer, and you can find some good reviews and user experiences with SolaX online. There was also a small package of nice insurance policies included, the usefulness of which remains to be seen... insurance is insurance, after all. I signed the contract at the beginning of September. A roofing team came in mid-October and installed the system, followed by the electrician at the end of October. The system was actually working quite well when switched on, eight weeks after ordering. But that's where the problems started: The plan was for the installation team to come in the morning, set up the system, and leave again in the evening. Apparently, this is standard practice for solar panel installations. However, the team came from Frankfurt, which meant a 3.5-hour drive (one technician even had to pick up the other). Then the same journey back in the evening. You could almost guess that they wouldn't be able to install the solar panels on an 8-hour day. So the roofers were there until late in the evening before they were finally given a hotel room and told to come back the next day. It would have been nice to be told that the team wouldn't arrive until around noon, so I wouldn't have had to take the whole day off and the next day as well. When the electrician arrived (also around noon), he was missing a component that QCells had forgotten to order. He had to come back again. After that, there were a few other issues that needed correcting. In short: QCells' customer service was very helpful in finding solutions. However, the planning and implementation by MeinSolardach was a complete mess. The highlight: In January, the planner called and, among other things, said, "You're supposed to have a new system installed..." Yeah, right... Now, in January, everything looks perfect. I even turned the system on; we had a mix of fog and sunshine, I measured the energy consumption, and everything seems great. My project manager, who I'm supposed to contact as my "sole point of contact," hasn't answered my calls for several weeks now, and he's not calling back either... things are bound to get interesting if there are any problems with the system. I don't have any long-term experience with the system itself yet.
Where do I even begin? The initial installation of my rooftop solar system was professional and went smoothly, but then the electrician from meinsolardach.de was supposed to connect it and didn't show up for the scheduled appointment. Furthermore, meinsolardach.de failed to install the wallbox that was part of the contract. They forgot the appointment, then rescheduled it because the installation materials were incomplete... On top of that, meinsolardach.de didn't register my solar system with my local utility company, as contractually agreed. Finally, the electrician arrived, but the cascade circuit in the meter box wasn't set up, the surge protector was missing, and the solar system was connected to the wrong meter... You only find all this out afterward from an expert's report. Therefore: steer clear if meinsolardach.de is involved in your project.
Disastrous service – absolutely not recommended! At first, everything seemed to be going well: The quote was prepared quickly, and the installation was supposed to proceed promptly – despite a two-week delay due to incorrectly ordered parts. Unfortunately, we had to leave the scaffolding up longer at our own expense, even though the construction company had already scheduled its removal. But after that, everything went downhill. The installation took place four months later than planned, and the company's accessibility during this time was simply catastrophic. Phone calls and emails largely went unanswered, and we were constantly dealing with different contacts. The PV system registration then took another unbelievable eight months. But the worst was yet to come: The final invoice was sent before the PV system was even registered, demanding payment within one week. The managing director was never reachable during the entire process. Only at the very end did he get involved, just to inform us that the company hadn't made any mistakes. No attempt at compromise, no acknowledgment whatsoever – simply unbelievable! ... Conclusion: Stay away from this company if you want to avoid unnecessary stress!