Best Solar Installers
The OC
119 companies analyzed in your area
Certified Roofing Specialists
This company handles hundreds of jobs, but we noticed red flags you should weigh carefully. One homeowner waited over a year to leave a review and still praised the work, while another watched David refuse to upsell an unnecessary reroof even though it meant losing the sale. We found 366 mentions of
Active Solar
Active Solar can handle a clean install, but their follow-up service is a gamble. We found multiple customers who reported roof leaks tied to panel mounting, then struggled for months to get the company back on-site. One homeowner waited eight months for leak repairs while the owner cycled through e
Elite Roofing Solutions
Elite Roofing and Solar Solutions has a serious reliability problem. In one case, an 84-year-old homeowner climbed a ladder herself to check the gutters after workers assured her they were clean, only to find them stuffed with construction debris. In another, a customer waited through two no-show ap
Semper Solaris
Semper Solaris leaves too many customers stranded when systems fail. We found over 200 reviews describing the same pattern: months-long delays for basic repairs, project managers who vanish mid-job, and warranties that turn out to be meaningless when you actually need help. One homeowner paid $55,00
Voltaic Construction
Voltaic has serious follow-through problems. Reviews show a pattern: attentive sales reps disappear after you sign, leaving you chasing phantom owners and missed city inspections for months. One customer in Hesperia signed in January and waited until September with the system still not running, call
Green Volt Energy
Green Volt Energy is a gamble you don't need to take. We found a company that works well when things go right, but falls apart when customers need help after installation. One homeowner called repeatedly for post-install support and got nothing but silence. Another paid in full before completion and
Nexus Solar
Nexus Energy Systems is a gamble we wouldn't take. One customer in California called repeatedly for months after their system stopped working, eventually racking up a $732 utility bill on top of their $275 monthly panel payment. Another homeowner is entering year three of waiting for a roof leak fix
Sun Solar OC
Sun Solar-OC will leave you stranded when things go wrong. We analyzed nearly a hundred reviews and found a pattern that should alarm anyone considering this company: malfunctioning panels sit broken for months while you rack up electric bills, because no one returns your calls. One homeowner spent
SouthWest Sun Solar
Southwest Sun Solar is not worth the risk. We analyzed over a hundred reviews and found a troubling pattern: shoddy installation work that leads to expensive home damage. One customer reported a $10,000 repair bill after their re-roof job leaked so badly they had to replace half their ceiling and wa
Sunergy Corp.
Sunergy runs on two speeds, and which one you get seems to be a coin flip. We found 32 reviews praising Chris for patient, owner-led service and systems that run flawlessly for years. One homeowner credited him with patiently redesigning a pergola array through multiple iterations until the output p
McCormack Roofing
This company abandons projects mid-stream. We found multiple customers describing the same pattern: months of delays, inspections that failed because work wasn't done right, then radio silence from the company. One solar and roof customer waited six months past contract date only to discover McCorma
SolarMax Tech
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,
SunGrid Solar
SunGrid Solar isn't worth the risk. We analyzed dozens of reviews and found a troubling pattern: the company delivers smooth installations and friendly reps up front, but when systems underperform or break down, you'll hit a wall of silence. One customer waited six months of calls and emails to reac
LGCY Power
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
SunStreet
SunStreet's service techs are great, but the rest is a disaster. We found glowing praise for techs like Rudy and Corey, who showed up on time, fixed issues fast, and followed up weeks later to make sure everything still worked. Meanwhile, reviewers described billing chaos, unmonitored systems that s
Axia Solar
This company isn't worth the risk. We analyzed hundreds of reviews and found 31 customers stuck in months-long delays with spotty communication and unfinished installs. In one case, a homeowner waited a full year from contract signing to a working system, cycling through multiple disappeared project
Sunlife Solar and Roofing
We found a company with scattered execution. Sunlife Solar delivered strong installations when projects went smoothly, with 18 reviewers mentioning one-day installs and immediate savings. But we also uncovered a pattern of operational breakdown that raises red flags. One customer spent an entire yea
Powered by Elevation
This company will leave you stuck for months with a broken system and no one returning your calls. One homeowner spent 30 minutes on hold in February 2025 only to discover the warranty replacement they'd been promised would now cost $300 out of pocket, a policy change Elevation never mentioned. Anot
California Solar Systems
This company is not worth your time or money. We found a pattern of broken promises that should make any homeowner nervous: one customer says they were sold a battery backup system that turned out to be incompatible with their panels, nearly two years after installation. Another paid thousands upfro
National Energy Installers
We found serious trust issues with National Energy Installers. Two customers described spending months chasing the company for promised rebates, one escalating three times with no response from leadership, the other making loan payments while waiting for reimbursements that simply stopped arriving.
So Cal Solar
This company left customers with abandoned trenches, disconnected wiring, and legal nightmares. We found 11 reviews describing serious installation defects. One homeowner paid $56,000 upfront and waited four months for completion while the installer no-showed appointments, then slapped a lien on the
PetersenDean
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
Better Earth Solar
Better Earth is not a safe bet. We analyzed thousands of reviews and found a company that leaves customers stuck with broken promises and no way out. One homeowner paid a year of solar loan payments while the system sat disconnected after Better Earth's failed structural assessment forced a full pat
Inner City Skyline
This company is not safe to hire. We analyzed over a hundred reviews and found a clear pattern of missed appointments, deceptive sales practices, and unfinished work that often requires expensive fixes from other contractors. One homeowner paid $13,000 for a whole-house repipe that now backs up sewa
Freedom Forever
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