Business ProfileforTrinity Solar

Trinity Solar installed my solar panels in April 2023. Prior to installation, I asked what would happen if we ever needed a new roof. The salesperson said that need was very unlikely given the age of our roof, but that the cost to remove/reinstall the panels "was very reasonable". I should have pressed him for specifics in writing, but didnt.A Trinity team evaluated our roof's condition and designed the system. The roof was only 12-yrs-old and earned a rubber stamp. The initial system design was strange due to the 6 roof vents they had to work around. To be clear, there was not and never had been a single vent on that roof! After confirming the absence of vents, they redesigned to our satisfaction. I relayed that in the past someone suggested the pitch of my roof called for a rolled roof. Trinity agreed, said they should have picked up on that, and redesigned the system again. On install day, the workers drilled holes in my roof and THEN remeasured. The area was smaller than they thought and could not handle the designed array. They did a 3rd redesign and moved the extra panels to a portion of the roof that does not get nearly as much sun. I felt pressured to sign the addendum since there were already holes in my roof. Ultimately the system I got was much smaller than planned, but they reduced the price and I felt ************* forward 1 year: my roof has deteriorated rapidly, leading to black mold in the bedroom. A 3rd party roofer identified several preexisting issues that Trinity failed to catch. Trinity showed me a photo of the roof from last year to prove the condition was fine. It clearly showed bubbled and lifting shingles, not common in such a young roof. Trinity is now charging $9,350 to remove and reinstall the panels, blaming the very high price on"inflation" despite it being only one year later. They offered a 50% discount if I hired them to do the roof too, but their quote was double that of other contractors, and I do not trust them to do the job.