Installer profile
Avail Solar and Roofing
Avail Solar is the volume story of our Utah track. It is the only one of the three companies we researched that appears on any 2026 Solar Power World list, ranked 7 in Utah and 319 nationally with 1,478.65 kW installed, all residential, as an Installer. Its SPW supplier page adds 2,646 kW installed since founding and 25 employees. That is independently reported volume, which most young installers cannot show. The Utah DOPL license, 13317331-5501, is Active since May 3, 2023 with E200 general electrical and B100 general building classifications, no disciplinary actions on the detail record or in the DOPL actions database, and zero BBB complaints. Utah's DOPL structure treats the E200 electrical classification as a verifiable contractor license for this work, though the license carries no S202 Solar Photovoltaic classification, which is the solar-specific one.
So why a C? Age and unknowns. The company started February 23, 2023 per BBB, a date the SPW supplier page and the DOPL issue date both corroborate. Three years is not much runway for judging how a company honors its installations. No workmanship warranty appears anywhere on the fetched pages; the site promises product warranties of up to 25 years, which run to the manufacturers, not to Avail. The BBB file only opened November 12, 2025, so the zero-complaint record covers months, not years, and the single review on that profile criticizes a salesman's product knowledge and a contract clause putting the buyer on the hook for 35 percent of the contract value after 4 days. The addresses also wander: Bluffdale on the DOPL record, Salt Lake City on its own terms page, West Jordan on the SPW supplier page, and Murray on the Maps listing.
Get a quote if you like what the volume evidence says, because it is the real thing here. Then close the gaps yourself. Ask for the workmanship warranty in writing with a term and a scope, read the cancellation clause before you sign anything, and confirm which address and entity name goes on your contract. A young company with verified installs and a clean record so far is worth a conversation. It is not yet worth blind trust.
The evidence
BBB dates the business start and incorporation to February 23, 2023, the SPW supplier page says founded 2023, and the DOPL license was issued May 3, 2023. The three sources align, which is more than most young companies manage, but they also confirm this is a three-year-old business.
Source: Avail Solar BBB profile
BBB shows 0 complaints, the DOPL detail record states no disciplinary actions within the statutory time frame, and the DOPL actions database search by license number returned none. Searches found no enforcement action naming the company. Caveat: the BBB file only opened November 12, 2025, so the complaint window is short, and the one review on the profile flags a clause putting the buyer on the hook for 35 percent of the contract value after 4 days.
Source: Avail Solar BBB complaints page
Solar Power World ranks Avail Solar 7 in Utah and 319 nationally for 2026, with 1,478.65 kW installed, all residential, as an Installer. The SPW supplier page adds 2,646 kW installed since founding and 25 employees. This is the only third-party volume evidence in our Utah track.
Utah DOPL lists Avail Solar, LLC of Bluffdale, license 13317331-5501, Contractor, Active, issued May 3, 2023, expiring November 30, 2027, with E200 General Electrical and B100 General Building classifications, qualifier Jeffrey Michael Young, associated March 10, 2025. The license carries no S202 Solar Photovoltaic classification; under Utah's DOPL structure the E200 electrical classification is the verifiable license here.
No workmanship warranty is stated on the fetched pages. The homepage and about page describe product-level coverage only, proven products backed by warranties of up to 25 years, which are manufacturer warranties rather than an Avail labor guarantee. Ask for written workmanship terms before signing.
Source: Avail Solar homepage
Company facts
| Legal entity | Avail Solar, LLC, registered in Utah at 1580 S 500 W, Salt Lake City, UT 84115, per its terms page |
| DOPL license | 13317331-5501, Contractor, Active; issued May 3, 2023; expires November 30, 2027 |
| Classifications | E200 General Electrical and B100 General Building, qualifier Jeffrey Michael Young; no S202 Solar Photovoltaic |
| Founding | February 23, 2023, per BBB; SPW supplier page says 2023 |
| Founder and CEO | Phill Stevens, per the about page |
| BBB | Not accredited; 0 complaints; no letter rating displayed on the fetched profile; file opened November 12, 2025 |
| Volume record | 2026 Solar Power World Utah rank 7, national rank 319, 1,478.65 kW, residential, Installer; 2,646 kW since founding and 25 employees per the supplier page |
| Workmanship warranty | None published; product warranties of up to 25 years claimed on the site |
| Service area | Salt Lake City based, serving Utah; careers page lists operating states as Utah, Idaho, Colorado, and Nevada |
| Address variance | Bluffdale on the DOPL record, Salt Lake City on the terms page, West Jordan on the SPW supplier page, Murray on the Maps listing |
Data pulled August 30, 2026 from Utah DOPL license detail, Utah DOPL disciplinary actions database, Avail Solar BBB profile, Solar Power World 2026 Utah list, Avail Solar SPW supplier page and Avail Solar terms page.
How to read this
Read this C as a young company grade, not a warning label. Nothing adverse appears anywhere in the record; the cap comes from what does not exist yet, namely a multi-year complaint history and published workmanship warranty terms. The verified SPW volume separates Avail from paper-only operations. Your job in a quote conversation is to make the missing pieces exist for your project: written workmanship terms, the cancellation clause explained line by line, and the contracting entity and address confirmed before you sign. Our full rubric, including how our own installation business gets graded on the same scale, is on the methodology page. We are a solar installer and we partner with other solar companies. Grading is structurally separated from revenue; see disclosures.