John Stagliano Residential Solar Obstacles

Re: John Stagliano

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I met with him and got the deposit. Install is scheduled for the first week of Oct.
How about the job in Cherew?

Jamie Brown
Brown Electric
jbrown8321@aol.com
Phone (803) 315-7680
Fax (803) 462-0663

> On Sep 14, 2016, at 7:14 PM, Matt Warren <matthewtwarren3@gmail.com> wrote:
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> How are things going with them? Were you able to get a deposit?
>
> Matt Warren
> Solar Power Provider

RE: solar interconnect paperwork

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Matt,

Did you start your own solar distribution and installation company? I thought I heard that. Are we your first customer?

Regards,

John E Stagliano

843-513-9386

jstagliano@sc.rr.com

I am going to look through it and get it sent in. Looks like it is there but I have to match it to the one on their website.
Jamie Brown
Brown Electric
jbrown8321@aol.com
Phone (803) 315-7680
Fax (803) 462-0663

On Aug 22, 2016, at 8:47 PM, Matt Warren <matthewtwarren3@gmail.com> wrote:Do you have all u need here to get the interconnection working with Stagliano?

Matt Warren Solar Power Provider

RE: solar interconnect paperwork

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I look forward to a successful installation and implementation as well as great savings.

Regards,

John E Stagliano

Katie’s Krops.

Ph: 843-513-9386

Fax: 866 929 5986

www.katieskrops.com

john@katieskrops.com

From: Matt Warren [mailto:matthewtwarren3@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, August 19, 2016 8:34 PM
To: John Stagliano
Cc: Jamie Brown; john@katieskrops.com
Subject: Re: solar interconnect paperwork

That’s perfect. We will fill in the technical info. Thanks so much for your business John!

Matt Warren

Solar Power Provider

RE: solar interconnect paperwork

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Per your request.

I entered an account number on Interconnection Request in middle of page if I should not have please advise and I can resend. I also did not put any system info on Residential Application Form. Not sure what they were looking for. That will be up to you.

Regards,

John E Stagliano

Katie’s Krops.

Ph: 843-513-9386

Fax: 866 929 5986

www.katieskrops.com

john@katieskrops.com

From: Jamie Brown [mailto:jbrown8321@aol.com]
Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2016 6:38 PM
To: john@katieskrops.com; Matt Warren
Subject: solar interconnect paperwork

Please open the links below and fill in the customer information on the forms provided. After filling in the forms and signing in the customer signature areas please email them back to me and I will send them to SCE&G along with the check for the intervention fee (My company pays the fee). I will need those documents along with a W9 and certificate of homeowners insurance. The power company requires these forms. Equipment submittals and warranty is in a separate email.

SCE&G Solar Energy Program

Interconnection Request Application

(Download from IRS)

Jamie Brown
Brown Electric
jbrown8321@aol.com
Phone (803) 315-7680
Fax (803) 462-0663

Re: Stagliano

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Will when I get home

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> On Aug 18, 2016, at 17:30, Matt Warren <matthewtwarren3@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Would you please send the executed (I guess he wants you to sign it too) contract back John Stagliano? He emailed us about it 2 days ago.
>
> Copy me on it please. You can also ask about the initial payment and where to send the check.
> Thanks

links and warranties

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The warranty I provide is a 5 year roof and workmanship warranty on all the areas that we install solar panels. The reason for the 5 years and not more is the age of the roof. If it was a new roof then we would provide 10 years. All the equipment carries their own warranty. That warranty is listed on their websites but I can tell you it is 25years.

Below should answer most if not all of your questions. If you have anymore please feel free to call or email me. I look forward to helping you with this project.

1. Roof-Tech website link- http://roof-tech.us/rt-e-mount-air/

2. Enphase M250 data- http://enphase.com/sites/default/files/M250_DS_EN_60Hz.pdf Enlighten- https://enphase.com/en-us/products-and-services/enlighten-and-apps Lifetime monitoring is $250.00 for per module monitoring.

3. SolarWorld 285W data- attached

Jamie Brown Brown Electric
jbrown8321@aol.com
Phone (803) 315-7680
Fax (803) 462-0663

Please forward a copy of the executed copy of our contract. I need to send to insurance company. I am not at home at the moment. Thank you.
Regards John StaglianoNacilbuper@yahoo.com843-513-9386

On Tuesday, August 16, 2016 6:49 PM, Jamie Brown <jbrown8321@aol.com> wrote:

Below should answer most if not all of your questions. If you have anymore please feel free to call or email me. I look forward to helping you with this project.

1. Roof-Tech website link- http://roof-tech.us/rt-e-mount-air/

3. SolarWorld 285W data- attached

Jamie Brown

Brown Electric
jbrown8321@aol.com
Phone (803) 315-7680
Fax (803) 462-0663

solar interconnect paperwork

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SCE&G Solar Energy Program
Interconnection Request Application
(Download from IRS)
Jamie Brown
Brown Electric
jbrown8321@aol.com
Phone (803) 315-7680
Fax (803) 462-0663

RE: Good morning

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Matt,

Per your request. Attached is signed agreement. I will need a full description of warranty details on workman ship and equipment in detail. Please provide.

Regards,

John E Stagliano

Katie’s Krops.

Ph: 843-513-9386

Fax: 866 929 5986

www.katieskrops.com

john@katieskrops.com

From: Matt Warren [mailto:matthewtwarren3@gmail.com]
Sent: Saturday, August 13, 2016 7:01 AM
To: ‘John & Stacy Stagliano’; ‘Stacy Stagliano’
Subject: Good morning

Hi Staglianos,

Good morning. Last week I was asked through my Master Gardener group if I wanted to volunteer to lead a group to replant at Harvest Hope this fall. I was proud to tell them that I had a part in the installation and would be more than willing to quarterback that project! Such fun for a wonderful cause. Funny how things come full circle.

Just wanted to check in with you guys and see if we can start getting your application in to SCE&G to keep the solar project rolling along. I appreciate your patience with us finding the right solution for your home. Jamie and I will take great care of you. All we need is an initial on the paperwork and we can get things rolling. If I can answer any question, please don’t hesitate to call.

Thanks so much and hope you have a great weekend!

Matt

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That’s great. I will get the paperwork for SCE&G together when I get home and get it over to them.

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On Aug 13, 2016, at 11:13, Matt Warren <matthewtwarren3@gmail.com> wrote:

Please put this on your calendar. She is signing the contract and send it back to me but see her note below. They are good to go!

Matt Warren Solar Power Provider
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Dear Matt, Sorry we have been out of touch. Both of our parents have serious health issues that have consumed all of our time. We are good to go on the solar project! Just let us know what we need to do to move ahead.
Sincerely,Stacy

On Saturday, August 13, 2016, Matt Warren <matthewtwarren3@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Staglianos,

Thanks so much and hope you have a great weekend!

Matt

—
Stacy Stagliano
President
Katie’s Krops

Last question, what is tax offset?
Thanks, John

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Re: Estimate 1023 from Brown Electric, LLC

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Please send the system layout schematic on roof and what is the power offset by this current proposal. I don’t wan to make any assumptions.

Thanks Matt.
Regards, John

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On Aug 6, 2016, at 2:10 PM, Matt Warren <matthewtwarren3@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Staglianos,
Your business is greatly appreciated! Please find attached the proposal for the agreed upon project. If you have any questions, please call me right away. Looking forward to helping you guys go solar.

Thank you so much for your business!

Matt Warren

Solar Power Provider

Name, address, phone number, email address, the size of the system(number of modules) and the layout which will tell me information for the contract.

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On Aug 5, 2016, at 22:05, Matt Warren <matthewtwarren3@gmail.com> wrote:

What else do you need

Matt Warren

Re: $3.37 per watt

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Get me his info and I will get it done tomorrow. Also a copy of the design.

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On Aug 5, 2016, at 21:44, Matt Warren <matthewtwarren3@gmail.com> wrote:

Send me the paperwork ASAP!

Matt Warren

Solar Power Provider

Re: $3.37 per watt

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Matt,

This is wonderful news! Thank you for working so hard for this. Can you get us all of the paperwork/contract with all of the new numbers and send it our way so we can get the ball rolling.

Thanks!

Stacy

On Fri, Aug 5, 2016 at 5:10 PM, Matt

Warren <matthewtwarren3@gmail.com> wrote:

Alright John. You ask and you shall receive!!! I found a local installer who
is very reputable in the area agree to install your system at $3.37 per
watt. He is actually the guy who helped me install my solar array at our
home. He will install 285 watt Solar World panels which will provide a
little more offset for you as well.
Between the reduction in my commission and desire to capitalize on the
opportunity to do MANY more homes in your neighborhood, I believe we have
found a solution that would work.
Please allow me the opportunity to earn your business. Best regards,
Matt

He is correct it is a numbers game and when there are thousands of homes all around him still willing to pay the going rate why would we cut the price for him? sounds like a bit of a gamer for sure:)

On Tue, Aug 2, 2016 at 6:40 AM, Matt Warren <matthewtwarren3@gmail.com> wrote:

May we talk about this today?

Re: A few things to consider for your solar project

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I will call my accountant today because I was waiting on her to give me the skinny on what these tax credits really mean for me. Secondly, I am not looking for you to cut your commission. The bottom line for us is the output for that price point is disappointing. If the price was falling between $3 and $3.50 per watt it would be a simpler decision on on ROI. If Corp wants to break into a virgin neighborhood like Pine Forest with over 800 homes with us being the first I would think they would do what ever they needed to do that made sense to them from a business perspective to open this opportunity. That is my point. $500 dollars isn’t going to make this deal happen if numbers don’t meet my expectations. For me it is simply a numbers game. I assume it is for corporate as well. I will get back to you soon. Please resend last proposal, I am away at beach and last proposal is on my desk top at home and if you want to send proposal with higher out out panels please do. I assumed these were top of line panels we were looking at since we are looking for best ROI.

Regards

John Stagliano – Sent from my iPhone

> On Aug 2, 2016, at 6:09 AM, Matt Warren <matthewtwarren3@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Hi John,
>
> Good morning. Thanks for your email following up from the final design that will work well for your roof. Not sure if I mentioned this to you, but I can get a 12 year loan for 2.99% for your solar project. If you are interested in seeing those numbers, just let me know.
>
> A few thoughts in response to your email…
>
> 1) The offset did come down a little bit due to having to remove a few panels along the sides to stay within the HOA boundaries. If you would like for me to look at installing the highest watt panel possible, that is economically feasible, I will be glad to get the design guys working on that. Then, we can get the offset up and see what is possible. The price point is the most economical with the 280 watt panels, but they make LG 375 watt panels, which are really slick and would generate more power. They are a little more pricey per watt as compared to the 280 watt, but if you would like for me to run the numbers, it wouldn’t be a problem. This solution works well when we have space as our limiting factor.
>
> 2) As for “Sharpening my pencil”… Please note that all pricing is handled though our corporate design team and this is mostly out of my control. With that being said, I have been know to cut my commissions for close friends and family in order help spread the word and earn the business. I do not believe in being the “cheap guy on the street”…..and as you can tell, this is not a mom and pop, three guys and a truck operation. We believe in quality and doing the job right. Here is how I can sharpen my pencil….after the panels are installed, I will personally write a check out of my commissions for $500 if you allow me to earn your business. There will not be anyone who will work harder for you and be there for the long run for support going forward. I need your business.
>
> Please let me know your thoughts. Thanks again for your consideration.
>
> Matt

Jamie Brown <jbrown8321@aol.com>	Wed, Sep 14, 2016, 7:37 PM
to me

Jamie Brown <jbrown8321@aol.com>	Mon, Aug 22, 2016, 9:41 PM
to me

John Stagliano <nacilbuper@yahoo.com>	Tue, Aug 23, 2016, 8:38 AM
to me, Stacy

John Stagliano <nacilbuper@yahoo.com>	Fri, Aug 19, 2016, 8:43 PM
to me, Jamie, john

Re: John Stagliano

RE: solar interconnect paperwork

RE: solar interconnect paperwork

RE: solar interconnect paperwork

Re: Stagliano

links and warranties

solar interconnect paperwork

RE: Good morning

Re: Good morning

Re: Good morning

Re: Estimate 1023 from Brown Electric, LLC

Re: $3.37 per watt

Re: $3.37 per watt

Re: A few things to consider for your solar project

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