EnergyLink Reviews

EnergyLink is a NAESCO accredited Energy Efficiency Contractor (EEC) that designs, builds, and funds renewable energy and energy efficiency projects for commercial businesses, public institutions, cities and municipalities, and non-profits. Unlike most competitors who focus on one niche, like just performing auditing or doing EPC work, the EnergyLink team goes a step further and handles funds sourcing and financial analysis to ensure your project is as economically viable as possible.

History: They boast an extensive portfolio of EPC work in over 24 states and are certified to multiple industry standards. With this list growing every month, EnergyLink has been proud to offer turnkey EPC services to the middle market since 2010.

Mission Statement: EnergyLink’s mission is to provide tailored engineering, procurement, and construction services for commercial & industrial organizations throughout education, government, healthcare, corporate, and nonprofit sectors looking to implement sustainable technologies.

Core Values: Their flexible capital, innovative financing models, extensive resources and highly motivated team make us the ideal partner for organizations looking to integrate decarbonization into their corporate strategy.

Pros and Cons

Pros

1. Sustainability: Solar energy is a renewable resource.
2. Low Carbon Footprint: Solar panels produce energy without emitting greenhouse gases.
3. Air Quality Protection: Solar energy doesn’t release pollutants into the air.
4. Energy Independence: Solar panels can generate electricity on-site, reducing dependence on the grid.

Cons

1. Intermittency: Solar energy production is dependent on sunlight, which isn’t available 24/7.
2. High Upfront and Maintenance Costs: The initial cost of purchasing and installing solar panels can be high.
3. Specific Land Use Requirements: Solar panels require a certain amount of space and optimal conditions (like being south-facing in the Northern Hemisphere) for maximum efficiency.

*Please note that this information is based on the latest available data and may have changed. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, we recommend contacting Yes Solar Solutions directly or visiting their official website.

Reviews

Positive Reviews

1. “EnergyLink installed our windows and doors. Great customer service and responsive to all our needs. Highly recommend!”
2. “I was really pleased with this company. They were helpful and professional. From the initial energy audit to the insulation installation, it was a great experience. The person doing the audit pointed out little jobs that we could do on our own. I felt like they were looking out for me and not just trying to make a bigger sale.

We hired them for adding blown in attic insulation and insulating some exposed rim joists in the basement. The night before they were to come, I was second guessing our decision. Should we have just done the rim joists ourselves? After they completed the job, I was so glad they did it! They were so thorough and protected the things in the basement before starting. They cleaned up after their work and did a level of insulation that I clearly did not have the tools or expertise to accomplish. I am really glad that we hired them.”

Negative Reviews

1. “Employees that have worked here in the past continue to not receive their pay even after being promised such payment and still encouraged to work despite the lack of a paycheck. There was a “merger” which the CEO lied about at first, saying that it was a “bridge gap loan” which was actually just selling the company and still not paying the employees. I would not recommend working for such a company that holds the value of the employees at such a low level that they do not deem them worthy of payment.”
2. “This company doesn’t pay their employees. At the time of this review, employees were supposed to receive their paychecks one week ago and they still have not been paid. Employees who are refusing to work without pay are being threatened with termination. I urge you to think twice about working with a company who operates off slave labor.”

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Areas served

EnergyLink provides services in several states. Here are the locations they service:

• Alabama
• Arkansas
• Arizona
• California
• Colorado
• Florida
• Georgia
• Iowa
• Illinois
• Kansas
• Kentucky
• Nevada
• New York
• North Carolina
• Michigan
• Missouri
• Ohio
• Oklahoma
• Louisiana
• Puerto Rico
• South Carolina
• Tennessee
• Texas
• Washington

Services Offered

1. Auditing: They conduct an energy audit to evaluate your building’s current energy systems.
2. Design and Engineering: The company designs and engineers energy efficiency projects.
3. Funds Sourcing and Financial Analysis: EnergyLink handles funds sourcing and financial analysis to ensure your project is as economically viable as possible.
4. Implementation: They handle the implementation of the project from start to finish.
5. Equipment Supply: The company offers equipment from Hyundai, JinkoSolar, Panasonic, REC, SolarEdge, and Trina Solar.

Brands Sold

Solar Panels: EnergyLink offers equipment from Hyundai, JinkoSolar, Panasonic, REC, SolarEdge, and Trina Solar.

Inverters: We couldn’t find specific information about the inverter brands used by EnergyLink.

Batteries: We couldn’t find specific information about the battery brands used by EnergyLink.

Licenses & Certifications

1. License F11 – National General Contracting (A)
2. NABCEP Certification
3. Certified Energy Manager
4. Certified Measurement & Verification Professional
5. ASHRAE Energy Auditing
6. OSHA Compliant

Payment & Financing Options

1. Power purchase agreements (PPAs): Provide predictable long-term electric rates and require no upfront costs for solar and storage upgrades, using a third party ownership model.
2. Energy as a service agreements: Third party ownership model in which a customer pays a subscription-based energy service fee lower than local utility rates.
3. Managed energy service agreements: Third party owner will assume all responsibility for the installation and maintenance of an energy project in exchange for a monthly fee.
4. Energy service agreements: Involve a third party investor or developer that provides capital for renewable energy projects in exchange for regular service payments from the customer.
5. Solar service agreements: A third party investor finances the design and construction of a solar project on behalf of a customer who is looking to install solar.

Contact Information

Phone Number: (573) 777-4811.

Email: We couldn’t find a specific email address for EnergyLink.

Headquarter Address: 200 E Southampton Dr Ste 102, Columbia, MO, 65203.