Installer profile
Echelon Solar Power
The evidence
No founding year was published on the pages reviewed. The roofing page refers only to years of experience, and the company's about URL returned a 404 during the research. We cannot turn a general experience claim into a company operating history.
Source: Echelon Solar Power roofing page
No BBB profile for this company was located, and the research found no company-specific ownership, litigation, or regulatory history. That is missing evidence, not a clean record. The legal entity itself was not stated on the reviewed company pages, which limits a meaningful enforcement search.
No employee count, installation count, or MW figure was published, and Echelon did not match the 2026 Top California Solar Contractors list. The company has not provided enough public evidence to assess delivery capacity or local operating scale.
Source: Solar Power World, 2026 Top California Solar Contractors
Echelon says it is fully licensed and insured but publishes no license number. No matching licensee appeared in the CSLB C-46 solar or C-10 electrical extracts reviewed. The B-classification extract timed out, so a B-only license cannot be ruled out, but no state license number is verifiable from this research.
Echelon publishes a 25-year production guarantee. It says it will repair or replace broken parts and reimburse lost production or utility payments for downtime when a system breaks or underproduces due to Echelon's fault. The company's own number, we treat it as a claim. Roofing has unspecified comprehensive warranties, and no workmanship duration is published.
Company facts
| Headquarters | Not published on reviewed pages |
| Entity | Not published on reviewed pages |
| Service area | Not published on reviewed pages |
| CSLB license | No license number verified in research |
| Residential services | Solar and roofing, including new roofs, repairs, inspections, shingles, and tiles |
| Published production guarantee | 25 years; 24/7 monitoring stated |
Data pulled August 18, 2026 from CSLB Public Data Portal, Echelon production guarantee, Echelon roofing solutions and Solar Power World.
How to read this
The missing license number is the first issue, and it has a simple fix. Ask for the California license number before you discuss price, then verify the exact legal entity, classifications, status, and expiry in CSLB records. Ask who will pull the permit and who is responsible for roof work. Then request the full production-guarantee language, including how lost production is measured and how reimbursement is calculated. If these basics are not produced promptly, move on. 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.