One point that stood out to me is how often installation quality gets overlooked when people are comparing solar options. It’s easy to focus on panel efficiency, battery capacity, or price, but a poorly designed or installed system can create problems regardless of how good the equipment is. I think this is especially important when choosing a solar installer in Southern California, where heat and weather conditions can put additional demands on a system. I’d also recommend asking for details about testing, commissioning, maintenance, and what happens if something goes wrong after installation. Those details may not be as exciting as the equipment itself, but they can make a big difference over the life of the system. How much do you think homeowners should prioritize installer experience over equipment specifications?