For the last five years, I start off by telling new off-grid clients that the
available equipment is crap and that they should expect said equipment to fail
and that they will be paying me a lot of money over the life of the system to
journey out to troubleshoot and make repairs. All my clients
Dave:
It is obvious that a lot of the problems are not your fault. It would seem
unfair for you to bear the expense of circumstances not of your making. It
is noble to have concern for the client’s best interest and there is a lot
to say for giving a little to build a relationship.
It seems
Dave,
Two more pieces...
- keep notes and records of dates, times, activities and results for the entire
process.
- stay in regular communication with your clients, so that you’re working with
them rather than for them.
Allan Sindelar, Sindelar Solar
> On Jul 2, 2019, at 1:26 PM, Dave Tedeya
Dave,
If you are not alreadyMake sure you keep communication with them open about
the issue during this time...so you don’t spring the issue on them if/when it
drags out being resolved.
Benn Kilburn
SkyFire Energy
780-906-7807
> On Jul 2, 2019, at 2:26 PM, Dave Tedeyan wrote:
>
> Hi All
Hi All,
Thanks for the thoughts and opinions. It helps me a lot to get other
opinions from people who have been doing this much longer than I. I am
leaning towards the "don't charge any more until the issue is settled and
then come up with a fair price" with the customer. Fortunately, I know that
t
Fire season also! How does this impact fire safety on a roof please? It
can't help right?
Dave Angelini Offgrid Solar
"we go where powerlines
don't"
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On Mon, 1 Jul 2019 16:23:37 -0700, Bruce Erickson
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Hi Bruce,
Yes, we use yellow spaghetti mat daily to protect the roof. Carpet scraps
available from flooring dealers also work well. Both are good for up to
about 30 degrees (7/12 roof). Spaghetti mat can be reused many times but
can be slippery when wet. Thermo-ply or some other relatively thin bo
The hotter it is the better. I like it as it softens up and I think it’s Safe
to 30 degrees.
We have only used it on asphalt.
Jeremy Rodriguez
Solar Installation / Design Expert
All Solar, Inc.
1463 M St
Penrose Colorado 81240
Sent by Jeremy's iPhone. Sorry for typos and shorthand.
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