SoCal Solar Help provides practical information about solar repairs, orphaned systems, batteries and installations in Southern California. We are an independent information and referral website—not a solar contractor, installation company or electrical service provider.
We believe visitors should know who they are contacting and which company is responsible for any professional work before submitting their information.
Homeowners can face confusing choices when a solar installation stops working or when they are considering adding new equipment. Online information often focuses on selling complete new systems, even when an existing installation may only need professional diagnosis, repair or monitoring assistance.
The situation can be particularly frustrating when the original installer has closed. A homeowner may not know whom to contact about an inverter fault, manufacturer warranty claim, monitoring account or a roof replacement that requires temporary solar panel removal.
SoCal Solar Help organizes general information about these issues so visitors can better understand their options before contacting a qualified service provider.
We also cover new solar installations, battery storage, electric utility differences and questions that can affect the total cost or usefulness of a project.
Educational information is not a substitute for an onsite assessment, engineering review or professional electrical diagnosis. The actual property and equipment determine what work is appropriate.
SoCal Solar Help has one identified installer referral relationship: the licensed local installer.
We do not present a directory of competing installers or suggest that visitors will receive multiple independent bids through this website.
Submitting an inquiry does not guarantee an appointment, diagnosis, estimate or project acceptance. Any diagnostic charges, service pricing and other terms should be explained by the contractor before work is authorized.
The installer is the sole contractor to which service inquiries from this website are referred. The referral relationship should not be confused with ownership or operation of the contractor.
SoCal Solar Help is a separate information and referral website. the licensed local installer is the business responsible for professional solar and electrical services.
The referral relationship may provide a commercial benefit to the website operator. That relationship is disclosed so visitors understand that The installer is the designated referral partner, not a contractor selected through an impartial comparison of multiple competing bids.
SoCal Solar Help is an independent solar information and referral website. Service inquiries are referred to one licensed local installer, who performs all inspections, quoting and installation work.
the licensed local installer is the licensed local installer offering solar and electrical services across Southern California.
Its services include:
Financing options vary by project and lender — ask the installer what is currently available.
The company states that its systems are customer-owned rather than solar leases.
These are contractor-reported facts, not independently verified endorsements by SoCal Solar Help. Visitors should verify current license status, manufacturer certifications, review information and applicable warranty terms before entering into an agreement.
The referred installer offers a 25-year workmanship warranty on new installations it builds. It does not cover pre-existing systems — repairs, service work and adopted orphaned systems carry the warranty terms stated in the written quote for that work. Workmanship coverage is different from manufacturer equipment warranty coverage.
A solar installation may have separate warranties for panels, inverters, batteries and installation labor.
The specific terms, exclusions, duration and claims process for each warranty should be reviewed in writing.
SoCal Solar Help does not issue a workmanship warranty and is not responsible for honoring the installer's warranty obligations.
The installer reports serving Southern California from Lancaster to San Diego.
That broad description does not mean every service is available at every address. Project suitability, travel distance, equipment requirements and scheduling can affect availability.
Our local information guides currently include Glendale, Pasadena and Burbank.
These are educational location pages. They do not represent separate SoCal Solar Help offices or physical contractor branches.
Solar equipment, incentive programs, utility tariffs and building requirements can change over time.
This website aims to explain the main considerations without promising particular savings, rebate eligibility, equipment compatibility or repair outcomes.
The California Net Billing Tariff, commonly called NEM 3.0, applies to eligible customers of SCE, PG&E and SDG&E. Under that tariff, exported solar electricity generally receives much lower credits than retail electricity purchase prices.
Municipal utilities including Glendale Water & Power, Pasadena Water & Power and Burbank Water and Power have their own program rules.
A reliable project assessment must use the customer's actual utility and tariff.
The federal Residential Clean Energy Credit ended for homeowner expenditures made after December 31, 2025.
The former 30% federal homeowner purchase credit should not be promised for new 2026 residential solar or qualifying battery purchases.
Other potential programs may have separate eligibility and funding requirements. Commercial tax rules should be evaluated independently.
General troubleshooting content does not establish that a particular component has failed.
Solar and battery electrical equipment can be hazardous. Professional diagnosis is appropriate when electrical testing, component replacement or system modifications are required.
Website inquiry forms request information that helps identify the visitor and describe the requested service.
This may include name, phone number, email address, city or ZIP code, equipment information and a written description of the project.
When form processing is configured and an inquiry is submitted, the information is intended to be provided to the licensed local installer for evaluating and responding to the service request.
Forms include an unchecked consent checkbox naming both SoCal Solar Help and the installer the licensed local installer.
Visitors should not submit monitoring passwords, payment card information, Social Security numbers or sensitive financial documents through general inquiry forms.
For more information about data collection, referrals and privacy, read our Privacy Policy .
The main contact number displayed on this website belongs to the referred contractor:
the licensed local installer
A licensed California contractor
a licensed California contractor
Call or text: (626) 888-7256
Contact hours: Monday–Saturday, 6 AM–10 PM.
SoCal Solar Help does not represent that it maintains an independently staffed customer service line, dispatch department or contractor office.
The referral website and licensed contractor have different roles.
SoCal Solar Help provides general information about solar equipment, repairs, utility rules and project considerations.
SoCal Solar Help provides referral forms and contact links. Service inquiries go to the identified contractor when submitted.
the installer determines whether an inspection is appropriate and handles professional assessments.
the installer evaluates the project, establishes pricing and provides any contractor proposal.
the installer is responsible for agreed contractor work, applicable permits, inspections and electrical services.
the installer and applicable manufacturers provide the warranties described in their written terms. SoCal Solar Help provides no contractor warranty.
No. SoCal Solar Help is an independent information and referral website. It does not perform inspections, repairs, electrical work or installations.
Service inquiries are referred to the licensed local installer, the installer company, a licensed California contractor. This website does not distribute requests to several competing installation companies.
The installer is responsible for inspections, estimates, scheduling, contracting and agreed installation or repair services. SoCal Solar Help does not determine project prices.
No. The stated referral relationship is with one identified installer: the licensed local installer. Website service providers may process data for technical operations, as explained in the Privacy Policy.
No. The contractor determines service availability, scheduling, inspection charges and whether a project can proceed. An inquiry does not create a service contract.
Call or text (626) 888-7256 . the installer's stated contact hours are Monday through Saturday, 6 AM to 10 PM.
Contact the referred licensed installer directly to discuss your situation.
Your inquiry will be referred to the licensed local installer. This is not a multiple-contractor bidding marketplace.
Include enough information to identify your location and project. You do not need to know the technical solution in advance.