Orphaned Solar Systems
If your installer went out of business, you can still seek service, monitoring support and manufacturer warranty assistance from another qualified company.
Learn about system adoptionYour solar system should work for you—not become another problem to solve. Find clear answers and connect with a licensed Southern California installer for help with repairs, system takeovers, battery upgrades and new installations.
Not every solar problem calls for a new installation. An existing system may need an inverter, a communications repair, a monitoring update or professional diagnosis. Start with the issue you actually have.
If your installer went out of business, you can still seek service, monitoring support and manufacturer warranty assistance from another qualified company.
Learn about system adoptionProduction problems, recurring faults and unexpected shutdowns need evidence-based troubleshooting—not guesswork about which part to replace.
Explore solar diagnosticsUnderstand the differences between string inverters and microinverters, and what an inspection should establish before replacement.
Understand inverter problemsMissing data in an app does not always mean the panels stopped generating electricity. Find out how connectivity and account access are checked.
Restore monitoringAdd storage to an existing system or discuss battery-only options. Understand backup capabilities, utility export credits and system compatibility.
Explore battery optionsReview roof suitability, electricity usage, utility rates, equipment selection, financing and realistic payback expectations before signing.
Plan an installationInstead of distributing your request to multiple competing companies, SoCal Solar Help refers service inquiries to one identified licensed contractor.
The installer services and installs equipment from Tesla, Enphase, SolarEdge, Qcells, FranklinWH and SPAN. Equipment options depend on the requirements of the particular project.
Its services cover residential and commercial solar, storage, EV charging, electrical panel upgrades, generators, solar expansion and removal/reinstallation for roof work.
The installer offers adoption of orphaned systems, manufacturer warranty-claim assistance and weekly performance checks for its customers' systems.
Its stated model is customer-owned systems rather than solar leases. Financing options include $0-down programs through financing programs the installer works with, subject to eligibility and loan terms.
Under California's Net Billing Tariff, often called NEM 3.0, export credits for new participating customers of Southern California Edison, PG&E and SDG&E are generally much lower than the retail electricity rate. That makes the timing of energy use and the value of battery storage more important.
Existing customers may be under older tariffs. Municipal utilities, including Glendale Water & Power, Pasadena Water & Power and Burbank Water & Power, have their own programs. Your actual utility and tariff must be checked.
The federal 30% Residential Clean Energy Credit is not available for homeowner-purchased systems installed after December 31, 2025. Do not rely on older online estimates that still subtract a 30% credit from a 2026 homeowner purchase.
Financing, local incentives, utility programs, and commercial tax treatment are different questions and should be evaluated individually. No savings amount or incentive eligibility should be assumed without checking the current rules.
Collect a recent electric bill, any available solar production history and the make/model of your inverter. Those details can help a qualified installer determine whether you need repair, additional storage or a new system design.
The installer reports a service area extending from Lancaster to San Diego. Scheduling and project availability depend on the location and type of work.
Existing systems, batteries and solar-related electrical improvements within Glendale Water & Power territory.
Glendale solar guideSolar questions involving Pasadena Water & Power, older homes and panel-upgrade planning.
Pasadena solar guideSolar repair, monitoring, batteries and residential electrical questions in Burbank Water & Power territory.
Burbank solar guideAdditional communities across Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura and San Diego counties may fall within the installer’s coverage area. Confirm service availability for your address.
Yes. A qualified company may be able to inspect and repair the system even if it did not originally install it. The installer offers orphaned-system adoption, including inspections, monitoring reconnection, repairs and manufacturer warranty-claim assistance.
No. This is an independent solar information and referral website. the licensed local installer performs inspections, quotes and contractor work. It is a licensed California contractor.
No. The federal credit ended for homeowner-purchased systems installed after December 31, 2025. Other potential programs require individual verification.
Whether you have an existing system or are considering a new project, explain your situation and include any equipment or error-code information you have.
the installer contact hours: Monday–Saturday, 6 AM–10 PM.