Installer profile

Jersey Solar Power Systems

Provisional grade. The company's record is the weakest documented in this research: no verifiable license number, entity, volume, BBB profile, or warranty terms, so it cannot be treated as a verified operating installer.

Jersey Solar Power Systems presents as a Jersey City solar company that supplies, installs, and maintains solar equipment. The site provides almost none of the details a homeowner needs to verify an installer: no legal entity, founding year, license number, employee count, installation volume, equipment brands, or warranty terms. A third-party directory lists a Journal Square Plaza address, but the company's own page only describes a Jersey City location. New Jersey requires Home Improvement Contractor registration and electrical licensing for the work, yet no license number was published or confirmed in this research. The lack of a record is not proof of wrongdoing. It is still enough to make this a D: the company has not given a buyer a basic, checkable basis to verify who is doing the work.

The evidence

LongevityPending verification

The company's homepage refers only to years of experience and supplies no founding year. No legal entity, BBB profile, acquisition history, litigation, or ownership history was verified in the research. There is no reliable basis to score longevity.

Source: Jersey Solar Power Systems homepage

Complaints and enforcementPending verification

No BBB profile was found, and the research located no government action tied to the company. That does not establish a clean complaint history. It means the usual public checks did not produce enough company-specific evidence to make a finding.

Source: Jersey Solar Power Systems homepage

Verifiable volumePending verification

No employee count, installation count, or MW volume was published, and there was no match in the 2026 Top New Jersey Solar Contractors list. The site's reference to a team of skilled experts is marketing language, not independently verifiable operating volume.

Source: Jersey Solar Power Systems homepage

License statusPending verification

No license number is published. New Jersey requires Home Improvement Contractor registration, using a 13VH-prefixed number, plus electrical licensing for the electrical scope. The state HIC system could not be queried during the research, and the May 2026 program-validated contractor list contained no matching Jersey Solar Power Systems or Jersey Solar row. That list is program-specific, not a complete HIC registry, so it is not proof of non-registration. It is still not a license verification.

Source: NJ DCA Program Validated Construction Contractors, May 2026

Warranty termsPending verification

No workmanship, roof penetration, equipment, or production warranty terms were published on the homepage. A solar contract without this information leaves the buyer guessing about the most expensive problems, so get the written terms before any deposit or site work.

Source: Jersey Solar Power Systems homepage

Company facts

Headquarters	Jersey City, NJ (company statement)
Directory address	35 Journal Square Plaza, Jersey City, NJ 07306 (ENF Solar)
Entity	Not published or verified
Service area	Not published beyond Jersey City
Published offerings	Solar equipment supply, new equipment installation, and maintenance

Data pulled August 18, 2026 from Jersey Solar Power Systems, ENF Solar directory, NJ DCA program-validated contractor list and IREC New Jersey licensing summary.

How to read this

This is not a referral. It is a warning about missing evidence. A polished one-page site and a Jersey City address are not enough for a homeowner to verify an installer in New Jersey. Before you let this company inspect a roof, request the legal entity name, the 13VH HIC registration, the electrical contractor and permit holder, insurance, and a written warranty. Verify those details directly with the relevant state or local authority. If they will not provide them promptly, do not treat the company as a verified installer. 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.