Pro Solar Hawaii Yelp From Search Engines

I was sent a message asking me about my claim Ryan Thompson / Pro Solar Hawaii had made defamatory  posts to Yelp about me. I have been advised not to post the screenshots of all of them.  Well, if you don't believe me, How about the search results from Yahoo search on 3/3/2018?

How about Google? Google has the same info. Only they show that Pro Solar Hawaii is rated 1 star. How can a company that's been in business installing solar systems as long as Pro Solar Hawaii claims, would they have not more stars on yelp??? Maybe because they are not very good at what they do?

You know its bad when the search engines catch you in your despicable acts. If you are looking to buy a solar system from Pro Solar Hawaii, It has been my experience that if you do not allow Ryan Thompson / Pro Solar Hawaii to lie to you, and try and intimidate you, Ryan will go online and make defamatory comments about you. Its all an effort to intimidate.

There are many defamatory comments about me. Instead of posting a lot of redacted posts, I have only posted this one. After all the B.S. lies Ryan Thompson / Pro Solar Hawaii told me, and the fact that the solar install on my house is clearly not correct. I would advice anyone thinking to buy a solar system from Pro Solar Hawaii, To look elsewhere. This is a poorly run solar installer with complaints logged at BBB and The Hawaii Regulated Industries Complaint Office. There are several filed complaints, go see them for yourself. Contact the BBB and ask them why this solar company went from A+ rated to not being accredited? I'm gonna guess its because of the proven lies and unethical business practices by this company.

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Pro Solar Hawaii Install Screw Up, No?

The photo below is just one of the screws Pro Solar Hawaii thinks is acceptable to secure my bank of 16 solar panels to my roof. Oh, I am going to show you about that in later posts. But for this post. we are just going to focus for now on this one screw for this part of the post.

I am positive that anyone looking at this screw and knowing what it is, what it does, or even what is the load on that screw would think, "that ain't right!". I mean crap. It does not even look to be even in any kind of wood at all, no? Heck, if I'm wrong and it looks like its in wood, feel free to tell me so. I might need to go and get glasses. I definitely need to learn what "in wood means". But as I know "in wood" that means not JUST in the metal of my roof. It appears to me, that Pro Solar Hawaii does not know what "in wood" means. But, wait. Lets look at another photo before I ask you another question.

Now, I'm not a big city architect or engineer. But I'm guessing every hanger bolt is supposed to penetrate at the center of the purlin and then a minim of 2' into a rafter or truss. On my house, the hanger bolts I'm guessing should have been placed every 48" to correspond to the rafter spacing. On my house, Pro Solar Hawaii put none of the bolts in a rafter. They hang through the purlin into the attic.

So to end this and let you contemplate these photos and the questions I've asked. I say, This is just a very small snapshot of major issues i have with Ryan Thompson / Pro Solar Hawaii, and their workmanship.

More interesting posts coming soon!

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A journal of dealing with Pro Solar Hawaii from a ripped off customer

Well here we are. This will be my online journal of events as the happen as I move forward with the legal actions against Ryan Thompson and Pro Solar Hawaii. I will be posting a diary of all happenings including videos, photos, information from other public websites about Pro Solar Hawaii.

I would also like to welcome all the followers of my Review: Pro Solar Hawaii posts from my Moving To Hawaii Blog.

I needed to move my posts about issues with Ryan Thompson and Pro Solar Hawaii to a new blog and get back on track with the other one.

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