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MEET YOUR SCHLETTER TEAM – CHRISTIAN SAVAIA

As North America’s premier provider of solar mounting systems for utility-scale PV plants, commercial and residential PV installations, and PV carports, Schletter could not be prouder of the remarkable individuals who work hard each and every day to ensure our customers have successful solar mounting projects. For years, Schletter has offered top-notch services including engineering…

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As North America’s premier provider of solar mounting systems for utility-scale PV plants, commercial and residential PV installations, and PV carports, Schletter could not be prouder of the remarkable individuals who work hard each and every day to ensure our customers have successful solar mounting projects. For years, Schletter has offered top-notch services including engineering and geotechnical testing along with quality solar mounting systems. We want you to get to know every one of the folks on our team a little bit better, so we produced a fun video series to capture the unique personalities of Schletter’s people.

Our Project Team is always here to help you improve management of all your solar projects. We offer the best-in-class support to keep your projects moving forward and to continually communicate with you so you always know what to expect. Your assigned team includes your Sales Representative and Project Integrator as your key contacts as well as others in engineering, drafting, and support that are working as team members to make your project a success.

“Everybody has such a personal involvement in making sure we put our best product and faces forward. It’s really easy and satisfying to work with them!”

The video we’re highlighting today features insights from Christian Savaia, Sales Representative, about the collaborative dynamic at Schletter, industry challenges, and the roles of all project support experts and engineers on his team. A spirit of flexibility and dedication to the customer pervades everything his team does.

Christian’s team includes Darren Ledbetter, who is the Project Integrator, James Bosma, the Project Drafter, Justin Russell, Project Engineer, and Coco Miller, Project Support. These individuals work together to cover Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Washington DC and West Virginia. To learn more about the Schletter team, check out are team member map.

Christian also explains that while everybody wants to focus on that bottom line in the solar industry, Schletter ensures the products it uses are of high and lasting value to the end user. After you learn how Schletter can guide you through a PV project from start to finish, providing the support necessary for a successful project, stay tuned for the bloopers at the end of the video for the unblemished truth about how Christian really feels about his colleagues.

Stay tuned to our blog to meet more of your Schletter team!

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