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Solar company reviews, scored on public records

Before you let a solar company onto your roof, check its record. We score every company on the same formula, from court records, licenses, warranties and the BBB. No company pays to be here.

Updated By The Day Company review team · How we score
Best score so farFreedom Solar Power82 out of 100
Short answer

We have scored 15 solar companies on one public-records formula. Freedom Solar Power scores highest so far, at 82 out of 100. Scores run from 56 to 82, and the average is 69. Pick a company below, or find who sells in your state.

Built on public data from state license boards, court records, NABCEP, the Better Business Bureau and each company’s own pages. Checked October 2026.

01 · All reviews

Every solar company we have reviewed

Sorted by score. Each card opens the full review.

Find by state

Which reviewed companies sell in your state?

82/100Freedom Solar Power2 states

Our best national score so far. Own crews and 25 years on the install work.

80/100SunPower20 states

Same famous name, new owner. Ten years on the install work, plus a power promise.

79/100Trinity Solar8 states

The Northeast’s solar giant, with a clean record. Slow service is its weak spot.

78/100ION Solar10 states

Not a scam. It is licensed, registered in Texas and uses its own crews.

76/100ReVision Energy3 states

Zero BBB complaints. Its warranty terms are the one thing to get in writing.

72/100Palmetto Solar27 states

Its best warranty comes with its lease plans. Partner companies install.

70/100Solar Energy World6 states

Its own workers install. Slow replies are its top complaint.

67/100Project Solar33 states

A full price list online. Partners install, and its Texas license lapsed.

64/100All Energy Solar6 states

Only four complaints in three years. Named, not sued, in a lender case.

63/100Tesla27 states

Prices you can see before a sales visit, but an active BBB complaint alert.

63/100Momentum Solar7 states

Its own crews install. It settled lawsuits over unwanted sales calls.

62/100Lumina Solar4 states

Top credentials and few complaints. Its lifetime warranty has no written terms.

60/100SoligoFlorida only

Florida only. Watch for cancellation fees and door-to-door sales.

56/100Kin Home10 states

Its site still claims an old tax credit. We found no warranty page.

56/100Semper Solaris5 states

A busy court record, but no class settlements. No warranty terms of its own.

GuideBlue Raven SolarWhat happened

Sold in SunPower’s 2024 bankruptcy. Who helps owners now.

Scores can change as records change. Each review shows the date we last chekced it.

02 · Bankrupt companies

Was your solar company bankrupt?

Some big names went under. These guides explain who helps their customers now.

SunPower (the original company)Bankrupt in 2024: warranties, leases and claimsFreedom ForeverNot Freedom Solar: what customers can doAll solar bankruptcy guidesEvery company we cover
03 · Texas

Shopping in Texas? See the full ranking

Our Texas ranking scores every licensed installer in Texas. Some do not have a full review yet.

It ranks 19 companies. You can filter by crews, prices, warranties, batteries and leases. See the Texas solar ranking.

04 · How we score

One formula, the same for every company

Every company has the same 100 points to earn.

  • Legal record: 30
  • Contract and warranty: 25
  • Price clarity: 15
  • Who installs: 12
  • Years in business: 7
  • Certifications: 6
  • BBB grade: 5

Star ratings and ads never count. A company must hold an active license to be ranked in a state. Read how we score companies for every rule.

05 · Questions

Solar review questions, answered

How our reviews work.

How do you score solar companies?

Every company gets the same 100-point formula, built from public records: lawsuits, warranty terms, price clarity, who installs, years in business, certifications and BBB grade.

Which solar company has the best score?

Freedom Solar Power, at 82 out of 100, has the best score in our national reviews so far.

Do companies pay to be reviewed?

No. No company pays to be listed, scored or reviewed, and we never review a company we work with.

What if my solar company went bankrupt?

Start with our solar bankruptcy guides. They explain who handles warranties, leases and claims after a company closes.

How often are these reviews updated?

We recheck records at every update and date each change in the page’s changelog.

Can I still get the 30% solar tax credit?

Not if you buy. The federal credit for buyers ended on December 31, 2025. Lease and power plan pricing works differently.

Sources

Sources and updates

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Changelog · last updated October 7, 2026 · 1 update
  • October 7, 2026: Published with 15 scored companies and a state filter.

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