Before you sign an energy quote, know what you are buying.
EnergyAI reviews one solar, battery, or heat-pump proposal for price, sizing, equipment, financing, and warranty risk—then gives you the questions to take back to the installer.
A decision brief, not another sales pitch
Normalize the price
See the effective unit price and the assumptions that make the quote look better or worse.
Find the missing terms
Surface unanswered questions about equipment, financing, workmanship, production, and warranty coverage.
Choose the next move
Leave with a bounded recommendation to proceed, renegotiate, seek another quote, or escalate.
$31,800 for an 8.0 kW solar system
That is $3.98/W before incentives. A review would test the local benchmark and assumptions, then flag missing details such as financing dealer fees, workmanship coverage, production guarantees, roof work, and equipment substitutions. It would not call the quote good or bad without adequate evidence.
Redact first. Matching stays separate.
Remove names, street address, account numbers, proposal IDs, signatures, and unrelated financial details. The review does not change if you later request installer matching. If you separately request a match, EnergyAI may earn a disclosed installer lead fee.
Have a quote and a decision deadline?
Request a slot with the project type, state or postal code, quoted price, and decision date. Do not attach the quote until EnergyAI confirms the scope and redaction requirements.
Quote Guardian provides decision support, not engineering, installation, legal, tax, or financial advice. Estimates and comparisons are not guarantees. Verify current contractor credentials, equipment specifications, incentives, financing terms, and project documents independently.