Compare solar companies before you move forward

Large national installer known for lease/PPA options and Tesla Powerwall partnerships; financing details require careful comparison.

Referral-focused solar provider that connects homeowners with local installers; confirm who will do the work and handle service.

Sunnova sells residential solar with battery options and energy-service models — review battery ownership and service terms closely before committing.

Palmetto Solar offers lease and loan solar deals across multiple states but has notable complaints about communication and service follow-through.

Freedom Forever is a residential solar installer—confirm warranty, service response, and transfer rules in writing before you sign.

A long-running Northeast installer with regional experience—profile details are limited, so verify local service and financing before you sign.

A residential solar option that packages installation, financing, and storage — check financing fine print carefully.

ION Solar offers residential solar systems but has a thin public profile, so verify who installs and how service is handled before moving forward.

Austin-based installer focused on residential solar and battery packages in Texas and Florida, with commercial work nationwide.

A cautious pick for homeowners who want a branded residential installer but will confirm local crew quality and project timelines.

Solar Energy World is a BBB-accredited installer with limited public reviews; confirm agreement and service terms carefully before you commit.

Medford-based solar installer with limited public information—verify service area, installer credentials, and warranty details before getting a quote.

TriSMART Solar is a Houston-based residential installer with a thin public profile—homeowners should compare financing terms closely.

Herndon-based firm offering turnkey residential to utility-scale projects — verify who will install and support your system.

SunnyMac is a Wilmington-based regional solar installer serving DE, PA, MD, NJ, NY and MA — verify storage options and installer experience before you commit.

SunPower is a national brand now sold through a dealer network; check who installs and who will handle service before you sign.

California-based firm offering solar, roofing, HVAC and battery services; clarify post-sale and payment terms before signing.

California-based installer offering solar, storage, roofing and EV charging—verify local installer and service terms before signing.

California-focused solar and electrification provider; financing terms and paperwork deserve close attention.

Regional Escondido-based firm offering solar, batteries, and HVAC — verify who installs and services systems in your ZIP code.

San Diego-based solar and roofing contractor in Southern California that offers battery and EV charging installations.

SunLux is a smaller residential solar contractor based in Corona, CA with listings in Southern California and some presence on EnergySage in Texas; verify local service and timelines.

A solar-plus-storage installer with a New Jersey BBB profile — bring close attention to agreement terms and after‑sale responsibilities.

Vermont-based solar installer serving parts of VT and NY; compare local service and references with national companies when shopping.

A regional Minnesota-based solar contractor with thin public data — pay close attention to financing and agreement terms before signing.

Colorado-focused installer with a local feel — verify who actually performs installs and supports the system.

Mission-driven regional solar installer in ME, NH, and MA with a focus on battery and clean-energy services.

Regional Mid‑Atlantic installer offering solar, batteries (Tesla Powerwall certified), and EV chargers; limited public footprint—confirm timelines and service contacts.

A North Carolina installer for PV and battery systems with limited public information—confirm service and contract details before signing.

Charlotte-based regional solar and storage provider serving homeowners and businesses across the Carolinas.

Regional Mid‑Atlantic installer experienced with residential and commercial projects; financing terms can be complex — read the fine print.

Regional residential solar installer for Chicago and Milwaukee that also offers batteries, EV chargers and repairs.

Arizona installer that pairs rooftop solar with batteries and EV charging, but public information is limited — verify details.

Hawaii-centered installer offering solar, storage, and home systems; verify local service and follow-through before you sign.

A Massachusetts-focused solar installer with limited public info—good for local buyers who verify agreement and service details.

Florida-based installer that lists solar, storage and roofing services, including Tesla products, with limited public review data.

Small Palm Desert installer with a limited public profile — pay close attention to loan, lease, or PPA paperwork.

Elevation provides residential solar, storage, and efficiency services, but public details are limited—confirm the local installer and service process before committing.

Las Vegas–based solar contractor serving Nevada; verify battery options and warranties before committing.

Springfield-based installer for residential and commercial solar with BBB accreditation; public review depth is limited, so verify service and timelines.

Regional installer offering solar, batteries, repairs and EV chargers—confirm post‑sale service and warranty details before signing.

GoodLeap offers national loan financing for solar and home improvements but relies on a contractor network for installation and service.

Mosaic is a national lender for solar and home-improvement loans — useful if you want financing separate from installation, but review terms and complaint history carefully.

A national loan provider for solar and home‑improvement projects; financing is contractor‑linked rather than installation‑led.

Spruce Power operates and services acquired residential solar portfolios nationwide—confirm who handles battery upkeep and billing before you accept or transfer an agreement.

Nexamp develops and operates community solar projects and offers subscription access to array output across multiple states.

Community-solar developer and operator; useful for renters or shaded roofs but read subscription terms carefully.

A national developer of large renewable projects — not a typical rooftop solar installer.

Invenergy develops and operates large-scale solar, wind, and storage projects; it’s not a residential installer, so financing and contracts are aimed at institutional buyers.

Arevon develops and operates utility-scale solar and storage projects; it’s not a typical rooftop installer, so homeowners should confirm who will handle local installation and service.

ADT Solar pairs a well-known national brand with an in-house plus regional installer model—experiences can differ by local office, so confirm who will install and service your system.

Titan Solar Power is a multi-state residential installer with in-house crews and loan/lease financing; local service reliability varies.

Direct-sales solar platform that uses independent reps and third-party installers, with loan-focused financing.

Legacy Vivint Solar systems are now part of Sunrun’s network — legacy leases and transfer rules are the main thing to check.

A roofing-first installer that offers solar installations, typically using its own crews — worth comparing if you need both roof work and panels.

A Glenville, WV installer focused on bringing loan-based residential solar to Appalachia with an in-house crew and community-minded approach.

Family-owned Texas installer with in-house crews; limited public profile means you should check references and service terms.

Downey-based residential solar installer serving Southern California with loan and lease options, but limited public details and some service-reliability concerns.

Albuquerque‑based installer focused on residential solar in New Mexico and parts of Texas; limited public profile so verify reviews and BBB records.

Gulf Coast installer that emphasizes commercial and larger residential arrays with in-house crews; public profile is limited.

Midwest residential installer with loan and lease options—verify financing fine print and who handles service.

Small Southwest-based residential installer with in-house crews; verify local terms and financing.

Colorado-based residential installer with in-house crews and loan/lease financing options.

Photon Brothers is a small Colorado–California installer that emphasizes Tesla Powerwall integration and in-house crews, but public information is limited.

Minnesota-based solar and storage installer that focuses on loan-based purchases and in-house installation across the Midwest.

A Farmingdale-based residential installer focused on Long Island with in-house teams and loan/lease options.

Arizona-based residential installer that uses in-house crews and offers loan and lease options; public profile is limited.

Raleigh-based solar and efficiency installer serving the Carolinas with in-house crews and cash/loan financing.

Sigora Solar has ceased operations — this guide helps legacy customers figure out warranty, financing, and service next steps.

A Tempe-based residential installer expanding across several states with in-house crews and loan/lease financing.

Solar Bear is a Mid-Atlantic residential installer with in-house crews and loan/lease financing; public information is limited, so verify local service and warranties.

Zenernet is a smaller Arizona-based residential solar installer with limited online visibility; confirm installer and financing details before accepting a quote.

California-based residential installer growing across the West Coast, offering in-house installation and loan/lease financing.

Smaller California installer with in-house crews; offerings and experience appear to vary by local office.

Southern California installer that focuses on Tesla-compatible solar and battery systems; limited public profile, so get references and financing details in writing.