SunGrid

SunGrid appears in public records for 77 home solar installations from 2019 to 2024 in California. It installs a mix of owned and leased systems.

Installations on record
7712 in the last 3 years
Years active in records
62019–2024
Price vs. state average
+14%median $5.23/W (9 owned systems)
Leased or PPA systems
25%of recent installs
With a battery
33%recent installs
Typical system
5.6 kWmedian size
Installations per year

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PeriodValue
'192
'203
'215
'2226
'2329
'2412

Equipment they use most

Panels

  • UnitedRenewableEnergyCo.,Ltd.42%
  • SunPower/Maxeon17%
  • Enphase8%
  • RECSolar8%
  • Waaree8%

Inverters

  • Enphase75%
  • SunPower/Maxeon8%
  • SchneiderElectricUSA,Inc.8%
  • Tesla8%

Microinverters on 75% and optimizers on 0% of recent systems. Equipment guide

Where they install

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California77Check license

California contractor license numbers in state records: 1037212.0, 1003996.0. Verify with the CSLB.

What the numbers suggest

  • Prices on owned systems run somewhat above the average in the same state and year.
  • It installs a mix of owned and leased systems.
  • A shorter track record (6 years in records) means more uncertainty about long-term warranty support. Ask who backs the workmanship warranty if the company closes.
  • Batteries are a large share of its installs. Check whether a battery actually pays off for you before agreeing to one.

Before you sign with any installer

  1. Verify the contractor license and look for complaints with your state board and attorney general.
  2. Get at least three quotes and compare them in our quote comparison tool.
  3. Ask who does the installation (their own crews or subcontractors) and who backs the workmanship warranty.
  4. Read our solar sales red flags.

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Data: California DGStats (through Aug 2026). Installer names are normalized from public records and may combine related business names. We don't accept payment from installers. Something wrong? Request a correction.