CrowdHouse Energy Reviews 1

TrustScore 3 out of 5

3.2

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  1. Solar Energy Company
  2. Energy supplier
  3. Green energy supplier
  4. Solar Energy Contractor

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"Founded by family members with a strong track record working in solar PV design and installation, CrowdHouse Energy is driven to power positive change in the Northeast and be a part of the mission to make the UK a world leader in renewable energy technology. Drawing from our extensive experience, we are leading the way in developing new solutions that integrate these technologies into urban and rural spaces that can produce megawatt-scale onsite renewable energy generation, slash carbon emissions, and monetise existing assets."


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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Slave labour, abusive staff

I completed a solar installer course with optimum skills with an apparent 2 weeks paid trial followed by a guaranteed interview for a full time job with Crowdhouse at the end of the course.
When the course ended I was given 5 different excuses as to why Crowd house could not attend for an interview.
After more than 1 month of emailing and calling Optimum Skills and Crowdhouse for information on what was happening about the paid trial and interview I recieved an abusive phonecall from Crowdhouse reception and then told my interview was cancelled (because I was wanting to clarify if my "interview" was for a full time job or unpaid labour).
They have a supply of free labour from government funded courses so while customers pay a fortune to have their panels installed by professionals they are really being installed by extremley unqualified people working for free.
On a course with about 20 people the one person that has previously worked as a panel installer with over 10 years experience in roofing recieved abusive phone calls and was refused an interview because they enquired if they were going to be working for free or getting paid for it and if the interview was for a full time job. The other 19 with no experience in solar installation or roofing, (many with no experience in any construction whatsoever), most went and done the 2 week unpaid trial then was sent back to unemployment.
The course is 2 weeks and the trial is 2 weeks 🤔

11 December 2025
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