The best solar installer in Jamaica is the one that passes seven verifiable tests — and most of the horror stories you hear come from companies that fail at least three of them. Print this list and ask every candidate.
The checklist
1. Physical premises. Can you visit? BTECH: Shop 15, Double V Plaza, 109 Main Street, Ocho Rios.
2. Real stock. Brokers order after you pay; suppliers show you shelves. Live stock: btechj.com/shop.
3. Own installation team. Subcontracted labour means split accountability — insist the seller installs.
4. Final JMD pricing. Quotes must include mounting, protection devices and labour. Growing quotes are a design flaw, not bad luck.
5. Matched components. Panels, inverter, battery and protection engineered together — ask who verifies compatibility.
6. Paperwork capability. Grid-tie requires JPS interconnection handling; a serious installer does it for you.
7. After-sales reality. Where is the warranty honoured, and who answers in year three? Local counter beats overseas RMA every time.
Evidence beats promises
Ask for photos of real installations — ours are public at btechj.com/gallery — and for prices you can verify, like a 605W panel at J$25,000 or complete systems from J$522,000.
FAQ
Is the cheapest quote ever the best?
Only if it passes all seven tests — cheap quotes usually fail #4 and #5, and the difference surfaces on your roof.
How do I compare two good installers?
Same-size system, all-inclusive JMD price, component brands listed — then compare after-sales terms.
How does BTECH score?
Come test us: 876-777-5488, or start at btechj.com/solarestimate.
