LA Solar Group

You can get a quote from LA Solar Group, but do not do it before reading its CSLB file, and most homeowners who read it will keep moving. The licensed entity is LA Solar Group Inc, doing business as A P Electrical, license 974115, current and active with C-10 Electrical, C-46 Solar, and C-39 Roofing classifications, issued June 20, 2012 and expiring June 30, 2028. Do not confuse it with LA Solar Energy, license 841332 in Sunland, a different and revoked company that sits next to it in search results.

The state record is the reason for the grade. The license detail page itself states PENDING DISCIPLINARY ACTION in the form of an accusation, shows a $50,000 disciplinary bond posted as a cash deposit effective July 8, 2024, and warns the license may be suspended at a future date for failure to comply with an unsatisfied final civil judgment. The disclosure file has three layers. Citation 2 2019 001537, completed April 2, 2021, listed nine violations including misrepresentation to obtain a contract. Case N 2021 000152 has the license currently under a disciplinary order dated January 29, 2024, covering four complaints, with violations including abandonment of a construction project and receiving more money than the work completed. Case N 2024 000113 is a pending accusation filed December 4, 2024 covering six complaints, amended as recently as April 24, 2026. CSLB notes a listed complaint is an allegation of a probable violation, and the pending accusation is not a final finding. The completed citation and the current disciplinary order are not allegations.

The consumer file runs the same direction. BBB rates the company A, not accredited, with 53 complaints in the last three years, 17 closed in the last twelve months, and a 3.52 out of 5 average across 50 customer reviews. Published complaints include a $71,500 mechanic's lien over a contract the homeowner calls forged and the company says was validly signed via DocuSign, a failed SMA inverter quoted at $4,950 to replace against a claimed 25-year inverter warranty, a roughly $13,958 production-shortfall claim headed to CSLB complaint and arbitration, an allegation that a used Enphase gateway was sold as new, and a $78,856 PPA payment dispute. A federal labor class action, Denson v. LA Solar Group, was filed August 28, 2023; the fetched docket runs only through September 2023 and shows no outcome.

The odd twist is that LA Solar Group publishes the most detailed warranty in this evidence set: 25-year equipment, performance, and roof coverage plus an optional Solar Insure SI-30 30-year warranty with a $0 deductible. Paper terms are only as good as the company honoring them, and the BBB file already contains warranty disputes. Two more things to ask about: the workers comp policy lists only clerical office employees as classification codes, so ask who physically installs, and the company claims a 2010 founding with tens of thousands of projects, none of it independently verified. Under our rubric, pending government disciplinary action caps any grade at D.