Installer profile

GIM Energy

Provisional grade. GIM Energy has a clear California license dating to 2017, named solar equipment, and a published 25-year workmanship and product warranty, with gaps around public volume and BBB evidence.

GIM Energy is the consumer-facing name used by Green Integrations and Management Inc., a Los Angeles contractor with a clear California C-10 and C-39 license issued in 2017. Its residential solar page names Solaria panels and Enphase inverters and publishes a 25-year workmanship and product warranty. It also displays a NABCEP-certified PV badge, though no certificate holder or certificate number is named. The company is primarily a general engineering and construction contractor, with solar as one part of a broader construction operation. No BBB profile, employee count, installation count, or MW figure was verified, so the positive documentation should be weighed alongside those gaps.

The evidence

LongevityVerified

A founding year was not published, but CSLB shows the company license was issued September 26, 2017. That gives a state-recorded operating marker approaching nine years at the research date. It is a license date, not a claimed founding date, and we keep that distinction intact.

Source: CSLB Public Data Portal classification extract

Complaints and enforcementPending verification

No BBB profile for this company was located, and no news, litigation, or regulatory action was found in the research. No adverse result is better than a documented adverse action, but it is not enough to establish a clean consumer-service record without a visible complaint history.

Source: GIM Energy about page

Verifiable volumePending verification

No employee, installation, or MW figure was published, and GIM Energy did not match the 2026 Top California Solar Contractors list. The company's broader construction work includes pump stations, wastewater facilities, underground electrical, paving, and directional drilling. That supports a construction background, not a verified residential-solar volume figure.

Source: Solar Power World, 2026 Top California Solar Contractors

License statusVerified

CSLB lists Green Integrations and Management Inc as a corporation with license 1031392, C-10 and C-39 classifications, CLEAR status, issued September 26, 2017 and expiring September 30, 2027. The company also publishes CSLB #1031392 on its own construction and solar-estimate pages.

Source: CSLB Public Data Portal classification extract

Warranty termsCompany claim

GIM Energy publishes a standard 25-year workmanship and product warranty and does not state a production guarantee. The published 5 to 6.5 year historical solar-payback average is not a guarantee. The warranty is the company's own number, we treat it as a claim, so obtain the current exclusions and labor obligations with the proposal.

Source: GIM Energy solar estimate page

Company facts

Headquarters	Los Angeles, California
Entity	Green Integrations and Management Inc., Corporation; doing business as Gimenergy
Service area	All California, including Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco and Bay Area, Bakersfield, Orange County, and Napa Valley
CSLB license	1031392, C-10 \| C-39, CLEAR; expires September 30, 2027
Solar equipment	Solaria panels and Enphase inverters; battery brand not stated
Business lines	Solar, construction, remodeling, ADUs, energy efficiency, EV chargers, pool equipment, and heat pumps

Data pulled August 18, 2026 from CSLB Public Data Portal, GIM Energy solar estimate, GIM Energy construction and Solar Power World.

How to read this

GIM has more concrete public documentation than many small residential profiles: a clear license, named equipment, and a stated long warranty. Its construction-first identity is worth understanding. Ask who on the proposed project owns the solar design, installation, commissioning, and post-install service, rather than assuming the broader contractor background answers each question. Request the named NABCEP certificate holder and the full warranty terms. Finally, compare the system estimate to a second quote because public solar volume is not available here. 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.