Best Solar Installers

Greater San Diego

SunCraft Solar will fix problems when pushed, but you'll have to do the pushing. We found a pattern of abandoned customers after installation. One homeowner called the owner directly seven times over ten days about a system shutdown and heard only excuses and lies about when help would arrive. Anoth

Krannich Solar USA is a wholesale supplier, not an installer, so most reviews come from contractors ordering panels and equipment. We found a clear split. Contractors with longstanding accounts report smooth ordering and responsive reps who remember their preferences. One installer has used Krannich

Action Solar has a dangerous pattern of fires, payment disputes, and abandoned warranties. One customer's house caught fire on day one of installation, and they're now fighting in court over who pays for the damage and months of non-working panels. Another homeowner got stuck paying a roofer directl

This company doesn't deserve your trust. We analyzed hundreds of reviews and found a pattern that should alarm any homeowner: steep pricing that balloons mid-job, no detailed written estimates, and combative responses when customers push back. One homeowner agreed to $4,000 for a switch-and-outlet r

Action Solar Installation of San Diego presents serious red flags that should make you reconsider. We found 73 reviews describing unreliable service after installation, with one homeowner waiting a full month for a warrantied compressor replacement on a seven-year-old unit, only to face a $2,500 bil

Future Energy Savers isn't worth the gamble. We found 144 reviews detailing aggressive door-to-door sales tactics, with representatives refusing to proceed unless both spouses were present and hanging up on homeowners who declined. One reviewer scheduled an appointment, only to have the company canc

Suncrest Solar is not worth the risk. We found a troubling pattern of botched installations causing real damage to homes, and the company's response to problems is either slow or nonexistent. One homeowner watched their roof leak for years after installers worked until 2am trying to finish in the da

SolarMax makes big promises but fails when you need them most. We analyzed hundreds of reviews and found a clear pattern: strong sales experience followed by a service breakdown that leaves systems down for months. In one case, a customer waited four months for a replacement inverter while owing $2,

Valley Energy Solutions is not worth the risk. We found two companies masquerading as one: the responsive, detail-oriented installer several homeowners praised in 2018-2019, and the ghost operation that left recent customers stranded with broken systems and unanswered calls. One homeowner watched th

LGCY Power is a gamble you don't want to take. One customer lost a home sale after waiting weeks for LGCY to repair a roof leak the installers caused, forcing a cross-country move with two mortgages. Another paid $62,000 and spent three years fighting to get a system that still doesn't produce the p

We found serious red flags about Powur's installation quality and accountability. One homeowner in Pennsylvania paid $4,150 out of pocket to fix roof damage after Powur's crew missed a roof beam seven times, filling the failed bolt holes with sealant and leaving the roof to leak for nine months. Ano

Borrego Solar Systems abandoned its residential customers. The company stopped servicing home installations years ago to focus on commercial projects, leaving homeowners with no monitoring, no warranty support, and no help when panels need to be removed for roof work. We found multiple accounts of i

Flash Roofing isn't worth the risk. We analyzed dozens of reviews and found a pattern of serious execution failures that should give you pause. One homeowner woke up to water pouring through their bedroom ceiling after Flash left their roof exposed for three days during a storm. Another paid for 1,0

LA Solar Group has serious coordination and accountability problems that can leave you stranded mid-project. We found hundreds of complaints describing incomplete installations, unresponsive staff, and homeowners fighting for repairs on systems they've already paid for in full. One customer spent 13

This company is effectively out of business, and you should avoid them entirely. We found 19 reviews describing a near-identical pattern: customers paid upfront, waited months with zero progress, then watched the company stop answering calls. One homeowner handed over $23,000 in September 2014 and a

Countywide Mechanical poses serious financial and service risks. We analyzed nearly a hundred reviews and found a pattern of abandoned solar customers, billing disputes, and unresponsive management. One homeowner had their solar monitoring fail two years ago, called repeatedly for warranty support,

Energy Builders is a contractor to avoid. We analyzed dozens of reviews and found a company that struggles with basic project execution and customer service. One homeowner discovered only half their solar system was connected after months of questioning low output, and when they needed help with a c

We found a company with a serious pattern of shoddy work that costs homeowners thousands to fix later. One reviewer discovered all 15 roof clamps had ripped out because the installer used quarter-inch bolts that couldn't handle normal San Diego wind, then got charged $300 for reinstallation with onl

This company should not be on your list. We analyzed hundreds of reviews and found a pattern of catastrophic project failures and vanishing support once the contract is signed. One homeowner watched workers shoot nails through rotted decking that blew out the bottom of the eaves, then spent nine mon

Pure Solar Power isn't worth the risk. We analyzed dozens of reviews and found a company that leaves projects incomplete, ignores customer calls for months, and hands out bad equipment. In one case, a homeowner paid $18,000 for panels that generated zero credit toward their electric bill for five ye

KOTA Energy Group has a problem finishing what they start. Reviews describe systems installed in 2022 or 2023 that still aren't working right in 2024, with homeowners paying thousands to their utility while fielding excuses about fluctuating energy output. One Berkeley customer paid in full six mont

Unisun Solar is not worth the risk. We analyzed dozens of reviews and found a company with a broken process and a trail of abandoned customers. One homeowner waited seven months for a system that still wasn't working, during which the financing company forged a signature and placed a lien on the hou

Quality Home Renovators isn't worth the risk. We found dozens of reviews describing a familiar pattern: aggressive cold-calling, sky-high quotes, and work that falls apart within months. One homeowner paid $50,000 for solar panels that stopped working after two years, then watched the company refuse

Sol Solutions Today isn't worth the risk. We found a pattern of deceptive sales tactics, beginning with dinner seminars that pressure attendees into same-day decisions on products they don't need. One reviewer with a PhD in sustainability from Yale reported being told her attic had mold (five roofin

We found a company with strong installation crews but crippling support failures that can leave you paying for a broken system. One couple spent two years calling for a battery replacement, paying $200 a month for equipment that produced nothing while their electricity bills climbed back to $200 eac